Six Flags Entertainment Corporation (FUN) Opciones

Cedar Fair missed slightly on top and bottom line earnings but continue to show excellent progress. They've paid down 75% of debt borrowed during the pandemic and reinstated unit distribution at 30 cents a quarter. I expect this will gradually move up over the next two to three years and be back in the 90 cent range with a stock price closer to $60.

I am long FUN and added this morning.

2nd Quarter earnings call Wednesday August 3rd, 10AM Eastern.

After about four years I'm just beginning to build a new position in FUN.

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If you could short the stock, Now is the time LOL!!!

This Cedar Fair $FUN 5yr DCF shows 12% upside before earnings Wednesday:

DCF Model Audit

The have new slides this year in knotts soak farm they also raised the prices on season passes I think thry even have a new ride there this year better shows they even hired new staff from Disney

Has anyone heard that they are opening a new water park in Northwest Ohio?

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Looking to buy low 50s. Great stock and awesome company down the road

A place close to home. Looks interesting. 9% annually + 5% you say? Kinda high rent PPS for me, however enticing.

why when you get 9% growth annual on average plus the 5% yield each year. Very nice play imho

Goldman Sachs upgrade to BUY today. The chart is testing major resistance now and is close to a Bullish Resurrection Cross.
Full story: Cedar Fair, L.P. Stock Rating Upgraded by Goldman Sachs (FUN)

Up again

Fairly valued here. Good stock, wanna wait for a pull back.

Anyone in this?

I need to learn how to publicize my board.

Just back to see if any buyers of FUN started posting here yet.

I sold my shares.

No new posters yet.

I have searched for other companies of this type without much success. I would be interested if others find this an attractive investment compared to equities.

This is a new board for the holding company of multi-state amusement parks. I have a small number of shares and look forward to adding more in the future. The most notable aspect of the stock is that it isn't an equity. It is a publicly traded partnership. Here is the exact wording from a FAQ on their website:

How is Cedar Fair different from a corporation?

Cedar Fair is structured as a Master Limited Partnership (MLP), as opposed to a corporation. MLP's are businesses that are taxed at the unitholder level and generally not subject to federal or state income tax. Annual income, gains, losses, deductions or credits of the MLP pass through to its unitholders, and are then allocated to each unitholder based on the number of units held and their acquisition date. This information is presented annually to the unitholder on a Schedule K-1.