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While opening day crowds at Cedar Point on the Lake Erie shoreline were lining up for hours to grab their first Top Thrill Dragster ride of the season, Cedar Fair investors were the ones buckling up for the uphill ride. The units hit a five-year high on Friday. Along with the tax-advantaged partnership's generous 6.7% yield, ownership in the company hasn't been as wild as the rides at its amusement and water parks.
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FUN is company that knows how to treat it's customers, and investors.
6 weeks and counting to the yearly CP trip...:)
Jerry
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Pinball and Coasters...Any Questions?
Not that I like Six Flags either, they're even worse.
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Save LeSourdesville Lake!!! It was the best park ever!!!
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All who think Mean Streak needs a match taken to it say I.
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Evanescence-My Immortal. Coming to a rock opera near you...
As a unit holder with a vested interest in the company I choose the Trim Brake.
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Second, the events you describe on Power Tower and TTD are false (or urban legend). Someone did die on a coaster last weekend, but if you were paying attention, it was on Raging Bull at Six Flags Great America.
Third, concerning the stocks, that just goes to show that a company that doesn't concentrate on growing too fast and manages their parks right can go places, and a lot can be said about a company just by how well stocks do as well as its overall accounting.
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Cedar Fair Junkie... I mean... ex-seasonal employee for their ride operations departments at CP and MA
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In my CD player: Centaur - In Streams
Queens of the Stone Age - Songs for the Deaf
Fu Manchu - California Crossing
...but if I know Six Flags like I think I do, they'd only allow trading for a few hours in the morning, then there would be a hiatus between about 12-3pm, and then it would open up again by the end of the day.
...and then when you finally did cash in, it'd come cold with a side of bad macaroni.
Alright, enough. Truth is, I've been a happy stockholder in Cedar Fair since sometime between 1999 and 2001 (could be 2000), and I can't say enough about how they've done in the market. How ironic is it that it'd be Cedar Fair's stock that your heart would feel most relaxed about? It never really shifts. Just slowly rising upwards day by day...
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"Well, I'm sure I'd feel much worse if I weren't under such heavy sedation." - David St. Hubbins, Spinal Tap
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