Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[gipps] 10/2/2020 11:10

Director buying that is surely a sign of confidence eh

[growthpotential] 08/2/2020 09:16

What point was that, exactly?

[growthpotential] 08/2/2020 09:15

We've all been there mate, just remember to not have all your eggs in 1 basket. Fever has a good opportunity to grow internationally. What ever happens with this investment, don't spend too much time dwelling on the past, be humble, enjoy life :)

[porsche1945] 08/2/2020 00:20

@kinwah ‘ i think sentiment is still against this stock “ . No sxxt sherlock.

[wetdream] 08/2/2020 00:11

I see Blackrock and JP Morgan have increased their short positions.

[kinwah] 07/2/2020 16:39

In the auction, there were over 40,000 shares on to buy at 1375p and lots of little sell orders. A few additional late sells nudged the price down a penny from what looked a nailed on auction price. I think sentiment is still against this stock. We could see the recent low tested on Monday. I'll be looking to buy at just over £13 to reduce my short position.

[kinwah] 07/2/2020 16:32

Looks as if it will close at 1375p.

[wetdream] 07/2/2020 16:08

Surprised there’ve been no Holdings RNSs.

[aimingupward2] 06/2/2020 20:53

I don’t think so; it’s a Sunday.

[llama1978] 06/2/2020 19:42

Knowing fever tree they will announce on 22nd March without saying anything about it first.

[apad] 06/2/2020 18:14

😊

My last FEVR trade at 1349p was an average up from 500p.
The story says this is high risk, but it doesn't feel that way.
Never mind, I've been wrong before.
Hey Ho.
Interesting director appointment, over the head of the incumbent it seems.
24 March approaching fast. Decent divi increase I hope.
Worried about the US pricing change.
apad

[sogoesit] 06/2/2020 17:50

yf23_1 Yes, I think he went bust twice and recovered.
A notorious trader!

(If you haven't come close to losing everything at least once you're either lucky or not trying hard enough... Lol! Anyway, it's an interesting experience, not least the challenge to rebuild).

[llama1978] 06/2/2020 17:36

I thought about selling when it dropped from £41 but usually it went up after going down...

[yf23_1] 06/2/2020 16:07

Didn't Jesse Livermore go bust before he finally became rich ?

[hpcg] 06/2/2020 15:40

llama - your decision to buy was not wrong, it was the decision to not reverse when circumstances changed. It can be extremely fruitful to do that, i.e. to not just close a position but go in the opposite direction. It is spectacularly difficult as well I might add.

[llama1978] 06/2/2020 14:46

Bulltrading you can clearly fail “averaging up” or “averaging down” or as I like to call it “buying some more shares”. I failed with fever tree topping up in the £30s and when it got to about £40 thinking quite smugly that even if it drops it’s not going back to £28. Oh it did. And some. You’re better off just buying shares at a price you think represents good value based on your best estimate of the future success of the company. At £14 I personally think this company is massively undervalued but I also think it is likely to go down in March before going back up later in the year. The management I have faith in and will take this company to a big global audience. In any case I’m holding as I could do without making a decisive wrong decision now as I’ve done a couple of times before on this share.

[sogoesit] 06/2/2020 14:15

Always time for Jesse's quotes:

People don’t seem to grasp easily the fundamentals of stock trading. I have often said, that to buy on a rising market is the most comfortable way of buying stocks. Now, the point is not so much to buy as cheap as possible or go short at top prices, but to buy or sell at the right time. When I am bearish and I sell a stock, each sale must be at a lower level than the previous sale. When I am buying the reverse is true. I must buy on a rising scale. I don’t buy long stock on a scale down I buy on a scale up.
Jesse Livermore

Remember that stocks are never too high for you to begin buying or too low to begin selling.
Jesse Livermore

The cotton showed me a loss and I kept it. The wheat showed me a profit and I sold it out. It was an utterly foolish play.
Jesse Livermore

[porsche1945] 06/2/2020 13:53

Will this pile of steaming sxxt manage to stay above 1400 at close today?

[hpcg] 06/2/2020 13:30

Trading down is not the same as averaging down. Nor is scaling in for that matter. Either way though the principle that PTJ espoused is quite simple, buy (or short) something that is already going in the direction you want it to. Equally it is a mechanical protection for being wrong, and every investor is wrong circa half the time.

[wetdream] 06/2/2020 12:08

Well, things have certainly calmed down today volume-wise.
Anything sub£14 may be a good entry point for the short term.
But beware any early 1st Qtr data releases from Kantar/Nielsen.

[bulltradept] 06/2/2020 11:33

APAD,

"Like all slogans it has no meaning at all." Are you for real?

The advice is plan and simple you are buying more of a company's shares as they fall. So you are averaging down when the sentiment is against you.

Better to actually average up as you are more likely to call the direction of travel correctly regarding momentum in the market taking your shares higher in price (all things considered).

[bulltradept] 06/2/2020 11:23

hpcg

"bulltradept - the single best four words of investment advice ever given; everybody should be made to watch that PTJ clip with the hand written poster in background before being allowed to invest."

I have never seen the clip, but I am going to have a look for it.