I mean, the chain is mired desperately in debt, but they are going bare bones this year and seem to have shown a definite dedication to the upswing of the value of their company.
They have spread themselves out picking up fledgling parks, and now it's time to sit back and let the dividends roll in. As far as the enthusiast in me, I'm sad that SF isn't going to splurge and outfit the big parks with coasters, but the investor in me salivates at this seemingly great pickup!
Why do I feel like the little Frosted Mini Wheat guy? Anywhen, thoughts??
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-Brian, who enjoys long walks on the beach, wooden coasters, avoiding being called a "jobber" while keeping it real in the 9Quad.
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Brett
Resident Launch Whore
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-Rob
A.C.E. member since 1990
Posting @ Coasterbuzz since 2000
E.C.C. member since 2002
Just wait until those bank notes start hitting.
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What time does the water show start?
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-Rob
A.C.E. member since 1990
Posting @ Coasterbuzz since 2000
E.C.C. member since 2002
Depending on your quote service it's either PKS.B or PKS-B. It's yielding 9% right now. The conversion rate is a bit out of reach at this point (Six Flags stock would need to triple before it starts moving the Piers) but if you're a big believer that Six Flags won't go under any time soon it's worth considering as an income producing investment.
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