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Type: Final
Dividend Amount: 10.27
Ex Date: 08/04/2021
Payment : 28/05/2021
i assume so, based on the net average trades, that MM holding the prices while old holders sell and new buy.
great chance to pick some up at a discount, have top up a few K worth day for the sunny times :)
Agreed, a solid buy at these levels. Summer's on it's way and it will be a riotous gin fest!
On a serious note, I think that plans for continued headway into the US market will bolster future profits and any significant downturn in the share price will make Fevertree attractive for a takeover from one of the American big boys.
Have just added more as I bought in yesterday. Looking forward to some nice juicy returns with a bit of patience.
It's a BUY in my opinion, dividend coming soon too..whats not to like? Plus, summer's here..lots of gin and Fevertree tonic in gardens...Happy days.
2 X 342k ‘Buys’ went through at £21.97 this pm. But had no effect and haven’t shown up here.
Odd?
A Downgrade today from RBC to 2000, an upgrade last week from Barclays to 2500, an upgrade from Numis to 2800 a few days ago.
The annual profit slump of 29% related to Covid closures is the key number here for any downgrade.
Fevertree itself says it expects to increase revenue in 2021 by 12% to 16% and raised its dividend accordingly.
Yes could touch 2000, but I still expect a strong performance over the year and expect 2500 and 2800 to be hit too.
Buy on any dip would be my advice.
GLTA
Not at all, it has been downgraded again today with a target of 2000p. Bigger money than yours or mine relies on the slide rule analysis post results. More likely than not simply chucked a load of figures into a template spreadsheet and, voila
Looks like it cleared a load of investors out from stop losses , its gone blue now.
Apologies I obviously cursed it Friday . :-)
It's very strange ( just like the TSLA effect or staying in London it’s WIZZ ) after every downgrade the stock just keep up and up. What I do not mind, but says a lot about the stock. If I wouldn’t be a holder I would avoid it to enter this level. I like better the valuation of the shares on down to earth level.
GL
seems fund managers are saying drinks companies are ripe for a surge over the next 24 months..., so Fev must figure in this thinking somewhere and being on AIM likely to overshoot expectations, we could be at the beginning of a return to big growth cycle of 18/24 months for Fev, just wondering what the share price would need turnover/margin wise to breach previous highs ....
A promising start to the week with a rise to 2300 even in the face of Morgan Stanley's unencouraging rating. Expectation of better things to come perhaps?
Todays issue of Investors Chronicle look at the results on P.40 for FEVR with their weighting receommendation as a buy. Hasn't translated to the SP today. From a technical perspecive as the current price is bleow the 50 day MA and thatseems to be pretty flat, there is no compelling reason to buy at the moment.
Perhaps after Easter attention will focus on the restart for hospitality sector in Europe and USA. I suspect we are many months away from anything similar in mainland Europe. All those I know in Spain, Switzerland, Greece, Finland and Austria are in various degrees of lockdown measure that has seen some things re-open only to close a few days later following fresh (and often unconnected) outbreak.
Could this move up 5 days in a row , I picked more up Tuesday out went glencore . £1500 in imperial tobacco and another £750 here , sins and sins !
The bulk of earnings for FEVR are from US and Europe. Pretty certain that those continents have yet to re-open their hospitality venues in anticipation of either getting their current wave under control (US) or reaching the peak of their 3rd wave (Europe) that is ramping up.
Although the drop was swift, the climb back is likely to be slower and determined by vaccine rollout and political strategy for an economic resumption for citizens to enjoy their lives without restriction of movement.
Interesting day ahead. Another up day expected. This is going back to £25.00 , the drop was to scare people into selling before pubs and restaurants open in the UK. Thats the reason why i accumulated since the big drop. I have faith in this great company.
Good luck everyone. IMO.
hope everyone managed to grab their 10% profit from the bounce :)
good day, great share
looks like its knocking on the 2200 ceiling at the moment, moment it hits over it will rally to 2300 fast.
the drop after results was too strong a reaction, and the big players know that and are buying what they can at low cost.
Backed by another 'BUY' vote, this time from Barclays with target at 2500.
big jump the end of the day, look to get in quick before we hit the 25's again
potentially Goldman's is a price from their overworked and stressed employees that have lost their minds due to pressure
But contrarily Goldman cuts to target of 1700 as a SELL.
What are we supposed to make of that?
UBS = FEVERTREE DRINKS PRICE TARGET TO 2,650 (2,750) PENCE - 'BUY'
just means domestics sales (UK Pubs, UK Bars, UK Home Drinking) will be at all time high as the money that people would have used for travel are putting into alcohol consumption, and therefore more consumption of Fevertree.
This mornings news of a travel ban until July and possibly much of Europe being put on the red tracel list hereafter won't help the share price over the next few weeks.