We’re now in the “money” season for Six Flags (Symbol: SIX) and all the indicators point to a possible stock price increase.
As of Wednesday, Six Flags was trading at $6.30 and it’s been in the $6 range for the better part of a year. Management for Six Flags instituted a 3-4 year “fix up” plan for the company and the results are already coming in.
On June 6th, 2007 I listened to the mid-quarter conference call update and CEO Mark Shapiro and CFO Jeff Speed shared some interesting insights.
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My name is Jason A. Martin and this is my investment blog. Back in Jr. High School I fell in love with an electrical wiring company's stock on Wall Street. After following the stock daily in the papers—the Internet wasn't around back then—I sent them a letter and they sent me back all sorts of wonderful information about their company.
In High School, we had a stock market contest. All the kids were picking companies that made stuff they consumed. When I announced my beloved company, I was laughed at. Little did they know that my company was going to be the subject of a takeover soon.
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