Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[sogoesit] 03/2/2016 11:04

Always time for a further wave, dave, on this one!

[bigwavedave] 03/2/2016 10:44

What a great looking chart.
However, I will remember this as the share I knew I should have bought but never did.

[apad] 30/1/2016 09:23

Good article MW. Ta.
Innocent hasn't lost its cachet or quality since CocaCola bought the brand - and there was a fuss about the owners selling out at the time.
I will be disappointed if the FEVR-two sell out, particularly if they do it early. I don't think they will. My impression is that they are having a ball - why would they give it up in order to count money?
PIs can be far too keen on early takeovers, so missing out on the growth phase.
apad
ps
Thanks again for the information stream.
pps
Notice that they haven't sold any shares, with spurious accompanying statements such as 'satisfy institutional demand'.

[martywidget] 30/1/2016 09:07

Hipster dollar carries heavy weight as millennials come to market

[finbarot] 26/1/2016 19:11

Would Fraser and Neave be interested in Fevertree or do they only buy brewers? They are looking to add to their portfolio according to Bloomberg Business.

[apad] 25/1/2016 21:29

I wonder if all these articles on the company's success will convert some drinkers, M?
apad

[martywidget] 25/1/2016 20:45

Fever-Tree sparkles with strong sales performance


Questor share tip: Fever-Tree shares soar on tonic demand


Fever-Tree mixers prove just the tonic with 77% rise in sales

[flyposter] 25/1/2016 16:11

Hitting the news:

[flyposter] 25/1/2016 14:26

Could the question have been rhetorical?

Also, you're welcome.

[sogoesit] 25/1/2016 14:19

Who knows whether it could move to the main market?
Maybe it could, maybe not. Maybe China could too, who knows?
Do your on research, flyposter!
Thanks your informative post flyposter; very helpful.

[flyposter] 25/1/2016 13:32

Could FEVR potentially move to the main market?

[flyposter] 25/1/2016 13:30

Marty... nice.

[flyposter] 25/1/2016 12:59

DYOR Sogoesit, go back and look at the recent drop in FEVR, was it due to China falling? The oil falling? Panic selling? A tree shake? A combination? My target is 720, but I might short sell before then, and I might raise my target when it is hit, as I look at the company with fresh eyes.

Here's the thing... I could be wrong.

Do your own research.

[hybrasil] 25/1/2016 12:39

How long is a piece of string?

[sogoesit] 25/1/2016 09:30

So what's FEVR worth on a bid today, hypothetically?

[hydrus] 25/1/2016 08:51

Definitely worth thinking about products/services we use day to day.......

[hydrus] 25/1/2016 08:49

We've all probably been using Amazon since 2002/3 at least and thinking how convenient and good it is and his many of us bought in? It's been a hundred bagger ( yep that's not a mistake) since then. In fact it hundred bagged in the late 90s Internet boom, fell like a stone then hundred bagged again over next 10-15 years.

[sogoesit] 25/1/2016 08:44

Feverish!
Gerry, let us know what else is on Mrs James's list; she sounds like a budding guru ;-)!

[hydrus] 25/1/2016 08:08

Whilst it looks expensive on last years results, current year PE based on 60% growth continuing (and its higher than that and accelerating) is probably less than 30.

[le4r] 25/1/2016 08:01

I looked in here awhile ago - Hydrus thanks for your thoughts back then. Great results for you holders... just feel it's too rich for a newbie now, even with such great sales figures. I have to walk away wishing I'd spotted this one earlier! Best of luck to you all.

[bookbroker] 25/1/2016 07:50

Sales £59mln, mkt cap. £675mln, the valuation is pretty rich already, takeover likely at some point!

[gerryjames] 25/1/2016 07:29

Yes Mrs, James prefers this tonic water and began to buy 2 years ago, just found this morning it's on the stockmarket and now going through a list of her other favourite products in more depth.