FUN Six Flags Entertainment Corp

$FUN a sad tragedy like this always gets an emotional response from stock holders. However a knee jerk reaction like this presents a unique buying opportunity. 10 of 17 brokerages rated this a buy and median price target was $22 coming into today.

$FUN I mean exactly. Amusement parks with daring thrill rides statistically sooner or later something will go wrong. You are taking a risk when you ride such a machine everyone knows that it's unfortunate when something goes wrong but it's very very rare. It's not the end of Six Flags it's not the end of roller coasters or amusement parks just like 9/11 wasn't the end of the airline industry bad things happen and life goes on and that's what's going to happen here too

$FUN Overnight: down about 10 percent after one person died Monday on the Goliath coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. The stock had actually closed up 4.5 percent at 11.92 in the regular session. The company said it is temporarily closing similar attractions across its parks while it cooperates with the investigation. That is the part the tape is pricing, the exposure is not one ride. Q3 prints Nov 5, and the Jana sale push from September is still hanging over this one.

$FUN theme park for ebt ghetto people who enjoy papa john diabetes. Bowling with your ex wife during a custody battle is more fun then this place

$FUN do some research. Last time this happened was 2013. The stock went down 3%. The only real reason this has fallen is because unfortunately this happened near the 52 wk low once that was breached it has been searching for a bottom. I think it will be back to $10 next week and back to $12 in a month. Last time no reaction from market. This time reaction due to where the chart was sitting.

$FUN not currently holding but just a couple of thoughts: it is very rare for roller coaster safety device to fail. Yes it can happen but it's also equally possible the rider somehow didn't obey or follow whatever rules were in place. It's a tragedy either way and no one can dispute that. These theme parks are also heavily insured for such issues and problems so as damaging to the reputation of the theme park as it might be accidents unfortunately happened and this will most likely rebound at least 10 to 15% in the next month. This situation kind of reminds me of the Hawaiian Electric Company when all the fire started there once the investigations concluded and the initial fear and panic subsided it came back within 2 months.

$FUN About 5 Billion in debt 130 million in cash 350 Million a year in interest payments And the crappy shape some of their parks are in Looks like 💩 sandwich

$FUN so far would take 10 days of volume to cover shorts 😈😂I’m in this could get interesting ✌️

$FUN terrible tragedy, you can see by the pics the restraint swung fully open. which indicates it was not just loose, looks like it completely failed.

$FUN didn’t Travis Kelcie invest in this company just this past summer? Looks like a good buying opportunity here. Lawsuits come and go, but $FUN is fun!

$FUN very sad news out of Georgia. Prayers to the man who died, his family, those on the ride and all witnesses, employees, park goers and roller coaster enthusiasts (me being one). While we all hope something like this never happens, statistically, riding on a roller coaster is exponentially safer than riding in an automobile. As the investigation gets underway on what caused it, the ride manufacturer B&M appears to have requested that similar hypers be closed out of precaution at the other Six Flags parks (ie. that use clamshell style restraints). Separately, Six Flags currently owns a 31.5% minority stake in this park, the majority of which is still held by a limited partnership (they are in process of buying out the partnership but the deal is not scheduled to close until early 2027 - I do wonder if this will affect the timing or terms).

$FUN JANA isn't doing the company any favors by demanding a sale. First off, interfacing with an investment banking firm will distract management when execution is CRITICAL right now. Second, money spent could be used to pay down debt (est $1M-$3M). Third, any potential investor will probably just buy the stock. Don't need to buy the entire company unless it's dirt cheap (e.g, $2 per share). Fourth, elevated rates and oil prices give potential buyers a lot of leverage in negotiations. Maybe I'm wrong and some Saudi prince will swoop in with a $25 per share offer, but I doubt it.

$FUN im down bad here but ai think once we get some numbers and a better plan things will turnaround. Its been a brutal couple days....

$FUN 52 week low is 12 bucks and it keeps making news ones . The debt is equal to the value of equity of property. This is an absolute joke

$FUN Debt is a minor detail you can ignore ... like if you fall out of the coaster gravity is a minor detail!

$FUN Did a little D/D and bought the fear at $8.13. Incident happened at the end of the season and we Americans have the memory of a gold fish. This will be forgotten about soon. They have a lot of debt but plenty of liquidity options b4 bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a few years out and certainly after $DJT is no longer president, so the economy should be getting back on track before the lights go out.

$FUN after reviewing their last 10Q, their really is no reason to buy this stock. Company has too much debt, declining revenue, and shrinking margins. What is worse, they need to reinvest in their business to ensure repeat customers and thier high debt load limits reinvestment. Unfortunately the business likely needs to be recapitalized (either through a distressed sale or debt restructure) for it to be viable.

$FUN bought 10k shares at closing . Watch the art of massive rebound. will revisit on Friday. and no , its not wishful thinking.

$FUN What about all the people that were left stranded high up on the coaster for an hour and then had to be rescued in harnesses ... must have been terrifying!

$FUN $SKYD these are going to act as case studies in business school for why leveraged mergers are bad for the investors.