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Share price ticking up nicely past few weeks...
I'm still hopeful the cyclical nature of this stock and the good summer will mean last year's high of 524p could still be matched/beaten...
Yet down they go despite so much going for the company.
Yes, it looks as though we are going to break through the �5 barrier
Very encouraging buying trend. Once more �5 appears on the horizon.
TET Treat PLC flagged up yesterday, NOW BROKEN THROUGH the Downtrend Channel resistance line. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DcW-n55W4AEC_Ct.jpg
it is all starting to look very promising. �5 plus must surely beckon soon.
TET Treatt....Stock Idea. Expansion plans both here and in the US. Trades on a forward P/E of 21 to 2019. Longer term investment but the chart shows its nicely moving up of a base. https://www.investegate.co.uk/treatt-plc--tet-/rns/placing-to-raise--21-6-million/201711280700066617X/ https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DYVwCnhX4AMsC6e.jpg
I hope Herbie bought back in, even if the price did not dip below 4.00 as he expected. I have been and am staying put
Placed at 410.00, now this evening up yet again as the positive new results are digested. It is most satisfactory to see this 'gem' of a business doing so very well.
Hopefully the sp has reached its bottom level. You have done well to sell at 480 and even purchasing now would leave you with a good profit or a bigger holding. What if it does not sink lower?
Down 20% in the last few weeks on no news. Having sold out around 480p I'm tempting to buy back in sub 400p.
Today has been going well with some serious buyers showing their confidence in the company
Strong RNS, continuing orders looking good, profit up! Crossed fingers for £5 so soon.
Today has been an encouraging start. Let us hope it continues
It looks as though some are sufficiently worried, possibly by Irma et al, and have sold thus dampening the price but surely the longer term prospect remains as good as ever.
Does anyone know what effect Irma will have on their US business? As i understand it, citrus crops have been decimated so their commodity prices should go up and Lakeland, where their base is, has suffered power disruption and possibly flooding. Cant see anything on their website so possibly nothing to worry about...
Today there have been plenty of sellers today but mostly small amounts of stock. Two big buys of £63k and £30k are imo more significant. Someone perhaps is loading up confidently taking advantage of today's session of profit taking.
I hope grottyface bought back when the price dropped and is feeling smug, otherwise he or she might be regretting that sale. This slow but continuing upward pressure is taking us who knows where. So,far an exciting ride and I am staying put
A month on and the upward pressure continues
Does an upsurge in buying indicate renewed interest by buyers? Two hefty purchases today presumably showing confidence.
Others have followed suit today hence a sudden nasty downturn, which might encourage you at some stage to reinvest. Perhaps, though, a hoped for take over has not emerged, or perhaps a predator is seeking to get the price down before making a grab. I am still holding on.
Part of an article by a private investor. "Now for another confession. On June 5, three days before the general election, I sold 8 per cent of my large Isa holding in Treatt. It was no easy decision as it has been a stellar performer and has, I believe, a great future. I sold for two reasons: first, the trebling of its share price over the last 12 months must make it fully valued in the short term. This was compounded by small-cap tracker funds having to buy into Treatt as it became a small-cap index stock. Second, I wanted to create a degree of liquidity as the election outcome looked increasingly uncertain."
Very encouraging
9 June 2017 "Founded in 1868, Treatt makes fragrances and flavours for consumer goods industries, with a particular strength in citrus. The company is riding the backlash against sugar added to food and drinks, as manufacturers look for healthier replacements. Booming demand for its sugar reduction products, alongside flavour ingredients for teas, has led to earnings upgrades and fuelled a rally in the stock over the past year. Pre-tax profit jumped by more than half to £8.3m in the six months to March 31, on revenue that was up 27 per cent to £51.8m. As an exporter, Treatt has also benefited from sterling’s devaluation following last year’s EU referendum, which boosts its sales once translated into pounds. The company is investing to increase its production capacity, including in a new brewing centre allowing customers to recreate specific beer types and flavours. In addition to the UK, it has operations in the US, China and Kenya. Yet because of its strong reputation, some analysts see the Bury St Edmunds-based business as a potential takeover target by a bigger company. Shares in the company have almost doubled this year to 501p, giving it a market capitalisation of £260m."