Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[bamboo2] 20/1/2020 07:38

Another repeat of info from 4/7/2019 [all still relevant]

There are two confirmed Head and shoulder patterns, one has a tp approx. 1612, the other at approx. 1171

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This is the definitive list of FEVR gaps including those partially filled. Measurement is based on the size of the gap remaining.

All except one appear to be Breakaway gaps, and are therefore possible support zones.
This info is based on the last market price based chart which is normally more accurate than the mid price based chart.

1796-1816 24/7/17
1349-1350 22/2/17 Measuring/continuation gap
1138-1183 23/1/17
979-1002 4/11/16
601-626 18/5/16
436-468 3/11/16
296-308 8/7/15
181-182 7/1/15

Approximate historical support levels are,

2106
1900
1680
1600
1400
1100
950 etc

[sogoesit] 20/1/2020 07:35

I wouldn’t buy round £15 either.
Earnings could be sub 50p. Pay 20x at most for long term growth at most optimistic. Initial support £10.

[shouldhavesold] 20/1/2020 07:34

Who’d want them, gin and tonic is SO last year darling. Maturity followed by inevitable decline from favour. Easy short at this price.

[edmondj] 20/1/2020 07:34

Curious how *investing* in the brand in the US, following successful trials, leads to de-rating the expected *revenue* growth there, even on a one-year view.

[5chipper] 20/1/2020 07:32

I'd be tempted to buy at £12-14 pound mark

[dround87] 20/1/2020 07:21

Possible but IMHO the share price would need to tank from current levels

[bookbroker] 20/1/2020 07:21

£15 at the open!

[mike_miikke] 20/1/2020 07:19

Does anyone think take-over may now re-emerge given these results?

[dround87] 20/1/2020 07:18

That's down from either 34 or 36. Can't remember which.

[nw99] 20/1/2020 07:15

Fevertree #FEVR TU, below expectations, however US growth is 33%. UK less inspiring at -1%

[bargainbob] 19/1/2020 18:00

Ginger Beer on the menu tonight .

[yf23_1] 19/1/2020 14:57

Its not what YOU think it tastes like, its what you think other people think it tastes like. Its called peer to peer snobbery.

Of course in today's society you need to be told what's best for you, hence you get authoritarian government food policy about sugar, and large advertising budgets by slimline concept companies which don't actually manufacture anything themselves.

Now where's my headphones, I've got to escape all this noise..

baa, baa, baa, baa

bloody sheep

[dround87] 19/1/2020 09:22

Best glass of water I ever had to be fair! When I make my millions I'll replace my tap water with it.

[llama1978] 19/1/2020 06:30

£20 for a pint of squash. Good value! I went to a tapas bar last night which had an extensive gin menu al served with fever tree. I helped the share price a bit last night.

[dround87] 18/1/2020 15:05

I was expecting it to be kind of a strong botanical squash. Intensely flavoured for mixing. It really isn't! Lightly flavoured water would be the best description. I'll probably just pour the lot in a pint glass over ice.

[skinny] 18/1/2020 11:22

I did say that she only drank it when pregnant! :-)

[dround87] 18/1/2020 11:13

On the plus side the fevertree Mediterranean I'm drinking with it tastes lovely. But that's all I can taste...

[dround87] 18/1/2020 11:11

Just tried seedlip. My disappointment cannot be overstated heavily enough!

[llama1978] 17/1/2020 16:02

You should drink more. A lot more. 2 truck loads each weekend. I got myself some haymans small gin in an effort to be relatively low on alcohol over January. It’s a 43% gin made ultra strong on the botanical taste so you only need a 5ml thimble of gin for your g&t (I.e about 10x less alcohol than a usual g&t). They even supply the thimble :) £21 at Waitrose....

[bargainbob] 17/1/2020 13:26

Bought another 2 ginger beer for the weekend . Every little helps :-)

[skinny] 17/1/2020 10:37

Today's *(supposed) Pivot resistance and support levels.

Pivot R1 R2 R3 S1 S2 S3
2023.83 2067.67 2144.83 2188.67 1946.67 1902.83 1825.67