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If that's the case let hope Artisan continue mop them up, someone is another �500,000 buy just appeared
Yes they were placed with institutions but at 3.9% of the stock spread over a number of buyers how do we know they are not sellers into the market in tranches when they see an opportunity? We are still well over the strike price so they stand to make big gains by selling. Alternatively, perhaps the market thinks that Rolls will sell more shares once his 6 month no selling period expires at the end of this month.
Trying to trigger stops again sub �19.......very frustrating.......why such a pull down.......surely all to do with schweppes 1783.....cant see it for sale here as yet or has the marketing campaign not kicked off yet???
That's possible but both placed shares with institutions when they sold previously rather than in the market
Don't forget that Charles Rolls sold 4,500,000 FEVR shares representing approximately 3.9 per cent. of the issued share capital at a price of 1,625 pence back in May. The current price represents a significant increase over that and the institutions that bought are under no obligation to hold. Thus the recent trading announcement and SP rise may have triggered more sells and thus the rise was not sustained. Also Mr Rolls only agreed not to dispose of any further stock for a period of 6 months, which is up very soon. He may well sell more stock into the market and this will also keep the price down.
Hopefully a double bottom here...
Hopefully soon it will be harder to get stock at these levels and the price will move up
Look at the pattern each day. Price drops then settles and large buys quite often then show up. Someone is building a holding by the looks of things
Must have mis-read that last update.....
Just look at the 3year chart and you can see that the sudden rise from circa �17.50 up to �25 was rather irrational short term over exuberance. Probably the herd mentality thinking this can only go one way. We are now back to the trend line of a less dramatic underlying steady rise and might expect it to follow this rather than yo-yo ing about providing that the results continue to be ahead of broker/market expectations.
Probably allowing another huge Buy, which we will find out about once their purchase is complete. We will move North again, very soon. EPS, Divi, Growth, all extremely good. Now if a Co Bid for us at say �28 to �32...........
unless they are buying more?
Unlikely - it is important that when we are informed of a major holdings change it is retrospective - the purchase/sale has already occurred normally a few days before and they are notifying in compliance with their legal obligation to do so. They have a small time frame after the purchase/sale to notify of the acquisition. For example, today's notification of Artisan Partner's holding was actually purchased on 9th November, and Artisan informed Fever Tree on the 10th, who have in turn informed the rest of us shareholders today via RNS.
I'm guessing the drop is a convenient dip allowing the ii a good entry point... maybe not coincidence?
Aye, likewise I do not understand these drops when a big fish like that is ploughing in well over �100m into this firm's shares, and OId Mutual upped their stake just a few days back. I also understand that there are no major shorts on the firm. Kind of expecting it to return to flat by COP today.
Strange though how we have to go through these kind of drops when this is happening
Excellent news to have a big boy like that taking a significant stake !
Artisan new holder have taken appx 5.17% they have 115 billion of assets under management
Healthy TR1, this price is a steal
I'm certain RBC's forecast on 02/11 had a target price of 1900p? They have upped that to 2000p now (too right!), hopefully that is as conservative as their previous targets have been!
I would love to know what growth performance they need before they say sector outperformer?
Still the same price target but the wording changed to look more positive. Egg on face I think oops
Our friends at the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets have had a small change of heart... They have re-rated again today, this time upwards: 'RBC Capital Markets 09/11 Reiterates Sector performer Target Price: 2,000.00p '
Cearing the books ready for the action first thing tomorrow
Lots of BIG buys after market closed