Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[vanadiumx] 02/6/2020 15:57

How is the P/E of 42 justifiable? Genuine question.

[llama1978] 02/6/2020 14:34

Sainsbury’s put the price up in the big stores as well, although not that much. Cheaper in Waitrose, can’t say that often!

[juzzer100] 02/6/2020 13:44

FT Naturally Light now £2 a 500ml bottle in Sainsbury's Local. Someone's making a bigger margin!

[deduce101] 02/6/2020 06:12

"Fevertree: Compounder For The Long-Term Investor" May 27, 2020 Arnoud van der Ark "Summary Fevertree shows outstanding performance compared to its close peers. An outsourced business model leads to high profit margins and returns on capital, and has allowed the firm to keep a clean balance sheet. Network effects form a moat around the company, protecting it from competitors. Stalling growth has lead to a severe stock price decline and the market pricing in an overly pessimistic future. The risk/reward profile is attractive as it is skewed to the upside." hTTps://seekingalpha.com/article/4350421-fevertree-compounder-for-long-term-investor

[gipps] 01/6/2020 17:55

Just remember ITV are having a hard time no holiday adverts,no air line adverts,no shop clothing adverts maybe Fever have had a really good deal to advertise on there,and they wont be spending any money on promotions at bars,clubs and events will they.

[bargainbob] 01/6/2020 11:55

Fever trees back in stock at Asda Cumbernauld but with a much reduced shelf space from 3 to 1 shelf space . Morrison Stirling have a 2 for £3 offer on at moment .

[llama1978] 01/6/2020 09:39

Fever tree have always advertised at tube stations and in magazines but first time I saw the tv ad this weekend as well. It wasn’t the best ad I’ve ever seen...

[the white house] 31/5/2020 10:00

This is marvellous news. Those that continue to advertise during difficult times come out the other end by far the best. The easiest way to cut costs is to pull adverts as part of the money for the year has not been spent and no one votes to sack themselves instead....

[trying2getrichquick] 29/5/2020 20:40

Emmerson 6p at the moment, 24p within 2 months, £2.96 within 2 years. Sell a few Fevertree and put some into Emmerson, it’s going to be huge.

[trying2getrichquick] 29/5/2020 20:24

AGM on 4th June, sensible questions to - [e-mail]

[llama1978] 29/5/2020 17:13

Happy weekend. Ignore Boris and be even safer. Drink gin. It has to help somehow.

[trying2getrichquick] 29/5/2020 13:15

Off-trade BWS growth slows but still tops 30% – Nielsen | 27 May, 2020 The pace of off-trade alcohol sales growth slowed in the second full week of May according to new Nielsen data. But the continued closure of the on-trade means that growth was still running at 30% for total BWS in the week to May 16, compared to the same time last year. The week ending May 9 had seen Nielsen previously report growth of 50%, a spike fuelled by the lead-up to the D-Day Bank Holiday. Beer (+36%), spirits (+35%) and cider (+33) had the fastest growth in the week to May 16. Still wine was up 26% and sparkling wine rose 15%.

[trying2getrichquick] 29/5/2020 13:13

More good news for Fevertree, Majestic are a huge seller of Fevertree- Majestic reopens stores for customer collection | 27 May, 2020 Customers are being allowed to visit most Majestic wine stores from today for the first time in over two months – but only to collect orders placed online or by emailing stores direct. The 200 stores closed their doors on March 23, two days before the government introduced lockdown measures on retailers, in a bid to protect staff and customers. It has since sold wine only through deliveries despite off-trade drinks shops being added to the government list of essential retailers. In response to customer and staff feedback, Majestic began trialling a collection service in a number of branches a fortnight ago. It said that enhanced safety measures including protective screens and social distancing had now enabled it to roll out a next day collection service to the vast majority of stores.

[bargainbob] 29/5/2020 12:48

I hear bottling plants cannot keep up with demand for soft drinks , production switched to full on .

[dround87] 28/5/2020 14:49

Yeah best of luck! Hold on tight.

[llama1978] 28/5/2020 14:05

Cheers, when I’ve got through the 8 bottles I’ve just received, I’ll take a look. So maybe tomorrow :)

[bargainbob] 28/5/2020 12:32

Lakes distillery pink grapefruit gin is great Llama1978 with fever tree of course.

[llama1978] 28/5/2020 12:23

I can afford more gin than I could a few weeks ago, sell 1 share, buy 1 bottle :)

[sogoesit] 28/5/2020 08:26

The share price looks like it has legs (unlike me after a glass or few of G&T) so I've accumulated again today on the way up. I see resistance, medium term (1 year plus) on a TA basis, at £25. Longer term I'm still in the dark... or should that be the haze? Good luck all gin guzzlers!

[dround87] 28/5/2020 06:57

Yeah man. Could have bagged. Doh!

[llama1978] 27/5/2020 21:25

:) I’m not selling yet mind. I think better things will come. (Cursed it, bankrupt tomorrow!)

[dround87] 27/5/2020 17:49

Very nice congratulations llama! Past your average now.

[sogoesit] 27/5/2020 09:15

Booming alcohol sales in UK under lockdown: htTps://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/kantar-supermarket-data-market-share-grocery-retail-uk-may-074152762.html