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Six Flags: Blaming It On The Rain

you are an idiot, and you are once again twisting/parsing to make a point. try being objective for a change. the weather in tx and atl was noteworthy because it was so extreme, to the extent that it cxld out the benefit of good weather on east coast.

look at monthly trends - june, aug, sept, oct all solid, july only bad month in part due to pr around accident. comparing to disney apples/oranges, has so few locations, and in case you haven't noticed there is a drought in ca and to an extent in central fl. guys like you who exaggerate for effect and end up misleading people who don't go to the native source and listen/read for themselves are dangerous. this co has cash on hand, is moving towards cash flow break even (though may not happen until '09) and the only debt maturity before 2010 is the pfd which can be dealt with via specific provision in credit agreement, and billionaire investor backstopping it.

Six Flags: A Ripoff

1. To judge this company, and then blast the company and the prospects for its stock, based on one experience is juvenile. Particularly based on this park, as another poster had to explain to you.

2. Turnarounds are all about trajectory. That is investing 101. You cannot look at a static data point, you have to look at the direction a company is headed. You are an idiot if you need to be told that.

3. As another poster observed, you clearly have not done any homework, not being aware of publicly available information. You should be ashamed to be publishing information advice based on squat.

4. As another poster pointed out, to complain about high admission costs +/or food & bev prices at theme parks is naive. You must not get out much - when is the last time you went to Disney, Busch Gardens, etc?

5. I will bet you $1,000 that this stock is trading at >$6 in the next 24 months.

Six Flags: A Ripoff

1. To judge this company, and then blast the company and the prospects for its stock, based on one experience is juvenile. Particularly based on this park, as another poster had to explain to you.

2. Turnarounds are all about trajectory. That is investing 101. You cannot look at a static data point, you have to look at the direction a company is headed. You are an idiot if you need to be told that.

3. As another poster observed, you clearly have not done any homework, not being aware of publicly available information. You should be ashamed to be publishing information advice based on squat.

4. As another poster pointed out, to complain about high admission costs +/or food & bev prices at theme parks is naive. You must not get out much - when is the last time you went to Disney, Busch Gardens, etc?

5. I will bet you $1,000 that this stock is trading at >$6 in the next 24 months.