Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[orissander] 09/12/2017 10:32

US is an opportunity not a risk.
Really a no brainer.

[jak1] 08/12/2017 15:29

What worries me is are they just another Alcopop. A fashion fad of the moment. Also big competition out there if they really want to join in !!!

[sogoesit] 08/12/2017 11:47

Interesting comments.... agree that the US carries risk. It has seen the death of many UK retailers in the past, Tesco to name but one but let's hope the first mover advantage in "premiumisation" carries them over the hurdles.

[As an aside, following my disappointing lack of FT in premium airside lounges and on board recently, I wrote to their marketing department telling them this. I also added that following Kate Swann's (SSPG) initiative with Ramsey on pre-flight "Grab & Go" premium pre-flight/take-onboard food there was an opportunity for "accompanying drinks".
I got the following response:
"Dear xyz,
Thank you for getting in touch.
Having secured listings onboard a number of airlines, the pre-flight purchase occasion is definitely something we are looking into.
We'll be sure to let you know when we make progress."

We shall see...

Note that xyz is not my name... ;-)

[bamboo2] 08/12/2017 09:11

wetdream, yes it could go either way. The H&S is currently unconfirmed. It needs an EOD close below the neckline to confirm the pattern as valid.

I posted the chart as a reminder to myself. It is concerning that the price seems to be losing its uptrend.

[bamboo2] 08/12/2017 09:06

On 25/07/17 a Breakaway gap formed 1793-1866

This has produced a support zone that has so-far survived four re-tests, with only a partial gap fill. There are a number of other similar Breakaway gaps further down the chart that have also proved good support when retested.

[wetdream] 08/12/2017 08:47

Perhaps 'investors' switching from FEVR to Bitcoins!

[wetdream] 08/12/2017 08:18

What a great chart!
So the share price could go up or down then?!
;-)

[bamboo2] 08/12/2017 00:20

Price is challenging the 200sma for the first time [ever?] since Jan 2015. Lower trendline/neckline support is also being tested, suggesting the possibility of a Head and Shoulders pattern. This is confirmed with an eod close below the neckline, tp approx. 1490

Potential turns 8 and 18 Dec

[ccr1958] 07/12/2017 21:21

Remember 3/4 of your Gin and Tonic is Tonic ,mix with the best !!!

[devalpha] 07/12/2017 20:37

I agree. If they can crack the US spirits market then there's massive growth potential from current levels.

[orissander] 07/12/2017 18:55

Fevertree products are of better quality than coke so there is no reason to worry. Dunno why some people here think that fevertree is risky.
It's a soft drink company, not a twitter like company with no earnings.
It's a no brainer for me.

[wetdream] 07/12/2017 14:46

sp appears to shrug off £3.4m sell.

[allstar4eva] 07/12/2017 13:00

Perhaps risk is being confused with upside? FEVR by far greater upside potential but with more risk as you would expect

[allstar4eva] 07/12/2017 12:59

A lot of joking going on here. Coca cola riskier than fevertree? Now I have heard it all!

[robholdsworth] 07/12/2017 12:47

Even Coca cola started small.

[buoycat] 07/12/2017 12:27

When fevertree gets bought out you can reinvest the proceeds in coca cola, a 130 year old company and paying 3% divi! Coca cola will probably be here in another 130 years. Just trying to put fevertree in perspective.

[ccr1958] 07/12/2017 10:08

BA now stocking Fevertree Ginger Ale :))

[orissander] 07/12/2017 01:43

From my point of view I see Coca Cola “riskier”; because the upside is limited. Ok fever tree is more volatile but the company could be taken over and we are sitting virtually on a +50% pop.

[wetdream] 06/12/2017 23:34

100k late trade. Looks like a 'buy'.

[jak1] 06/12/2017 16:24

No comparison at all...

[allstar4eva] 06/12/2017 16:19

That's exactly the point. You can't really compare FEVR to Coca-Cola!

[wetdream] 06/12/2017 16:09

Doubt many people are 'investing' in FEVR as a 'low risk long term hold'!

[buoycat] 06/12/2017 14:16

Yes but equally a no-brainer which is the lower risk long term hold...coca cola has one of the best known brands across the world.