BOWOOD
12 Dec 2017
Christmas This is what it's all about in the short term. A lot of discounting from the supermarkets but sales are always important when margins are hit as far as the supplier is concerned. Competion is rife from established players with an established name and brand. Can we do the numbers to justify the still high rating ? I continue to be a holder but see sub 2p coming shortly. I do not deramp as I can never influence the PIs but I do have part of me that has a concern.
BOWOOD
02 Dec 2017
Discounting Good to se us in the main supermarkets but my concern is the high discounts offered. What I would like to know is who is absorbing the discounting?
clancywiggum
29 Nov 2017
Blackwoods I'm liking the new bottle design for the Blackwoods range[link]
BOWOOD
22 Oct 2017
Results Results for the six months were reported at this time last year so we can expect these to be released shortly.
BOWOOD
20 Oct 2017
Re: Interims Good to see interest ahead of the numbers.
BOWOOD
19 Oct 2017
Interims These will be due next week and we should see the benefit from the stocking in the supermarkets and with Christmas only weeks away there could be a good run. Highly operationally geared with increase in turnover coming through to the bottom line. 4p by the interim figures is my guess.
sage in the hills
07 Sep 2017
Latest Update Sept 7th 2017 Disney to Include Star Wars, Marvel Movies on New Streaming Service -- 2nd Update07/09/2017 8:50pmDow Jones NewsNetflix, Inc. (MM) (NASDAQ:NFLX)Intraday Stock ChartToday : Thursday 7 September 2017Click Here for more Netflix, Inc. (MM) Charts.Ben Fritz Walt Disney Co. intends to offer its Marvel and "Star Wars" properties through the subscription video service it is planning to launch in 2019, rather than renewing a deal with Netflix Inc., according to Chief Executive Robert Iger.Disney said last month it would launch its own on-demand service in late 2019, on which it would offer animated and live-action family films that currently stream on Netflix after they run in theaters and are sold on DVD and in digital stores such as Apple Inc.'s iTunes.However, Mr. Iger said at the time Disney wasn't certain whether the company would include Marvel and "Star Wars" movies on its own service or continue to license them to Netflix.In deciding to retain the rights to two of its biggest franchises, including superhero movies such as "Avengers" and the annual "Star Wars" sequels and spinoffs, Disney is giving up tens of millions of dollars per movie it currently receives from Netflix. However, it will bolster the amount of premium content available on its own digital service and thus, Mr. Iger is betting, its appeal to consumers."We're going to launch big and we're going to launch hot," Mr. Iger said of the digital service, speaking at a media-business conference on Thursday.Mr. Iger also said Disney's earnings per share for its fiscal 2017, which ends Sept. 30, would be roughly in line with those of fiscal 2016. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had been expecting Disney's earnings to rise 2.6%, to $5.88 a share, compared with $5.73 last fiscal year.Among the factors Mr. Iger cited were higher costs for National Basketball Association rights; the lower performance of last December's "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" at the box office and in consumer-product sales compared with December 2015's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"; as well as the looming impact of Hurricane Irma. Disney already has canceled three cruise-ship itineraries and seen cancellations at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., he said.Separately, Comcast Corp. warned that its video subscribers will decline between 100,000 and 150,000 in the third quarter because of aggressive competition and adverse hurricane impact. The day's news put pressure on media stocks. In midday trading Thursday, Disney shares were down about 4%, while Comcast was off 5% and Viacom Inc. and 21st Century Fox Inc. were both down about 3%.For Netflix, Disney's decision to hold on to rights to "Star Wars" and Marvel movies will add to the pressure for it to create appealing original content of its own to replace some of the high-profile franchise films it will lose starting in 2019.A Netflix spokesman declined to comment.In addition to all of the movies Disney produces for theaters, typically around 10 a year, the company will produce four or five lower-budget movies exclusively for its new digital service, Mr. Iger said at the investor conference organized by Bank of America Corp.The company also will make four or five original series and three or four "television movies" of the type that currently run on its Disney Channel, Mr. Iger added.The service will be launched in the U.S. in late 2019 as movies that previously would have been on Netflix become available, Mr. Iger said, though it could be launched earlier in other countries.Disney is just beginning work on the digital service, which will be offered directly to consumers over the internet, and has yet to announce how it will be priced. Mr. Iger said the company will share details on how much it will spend on the service later.As a part of the strategy, however, Disney last month said it would spend $1.58 billion to acquire majority control of streaming-technology comp
SR14
25 Aug 2017
Re: What do you think Thanks Guys for your feedback will sit and wait and give some sampling a go me thinks. Cheers Si
whoper
25 Aug 2017
Re: What do you think I agree with The Speculator...the US news should bolster sales given approval was recevied in late May '17.....so i've added a few more today just in case ...GLA
SR14
24 Aug 2017
Re: What do you think Thanks for the info will stay for the ride and do some tasting!!!!
The Speculator
24 Aug 2017
Re: What do you think News on US distributor for RedLeg could be next news although no rush for news as things are going well anyway.
BOWOOD
24 Aug 2017
Re: What do you think Good growth prospects but my concern is that we have a very high rating and any stall in expectations could hammer the share price.
SR14
24 Aug 2017
What do you think Hi, This looks like a stock for the future with the firm coming into profit this year and a product that seems to be on the up as far as the whole world is concerned so hopefully it will go up. What do you think anyone got any News on what might be happening in the short/medium term?thanksSimon
chaz4u
27 Jul 2017
hi Fevertree drinks plc can do it then Distil can do it yes it takes times, and investments companies do not invest in rubbish where there is 1 or two companies willing to invest there will be more of the same.I think that the sp price will go up more in the next year l have not got a clue what it will be l hope it is above 5p.I wish everyone all the best with this.Chaz
whoper
26 Jul 2017
Re: 50% increase 2-3 big trusts have now invested yesterday...positive outlook
