http://m.aol.com/dailyfinance/default/articleStory.do?category=main&url=http://www.dailyfinance.com/2012/07/20/thursdays-top-upgrades-and-downgrades/&icid=dsk_df_news

To the contrary:

http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/Cedar-Fair-at-Seven-Year-High-is-the-Ride-Over-FUN-SIX-CUK/s/via/3420/article/view/p/mid/1/id/1136/

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing Terp. What do you think will happen?

It's very hard to say. In the very short term, both FUN and SIX are probably overvalued, with SIX more so than FUN. I see SIX as having more long term upside, but with substantially more risk. Both companies are far better off than they were three years ago.

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I own FUN and have done very well. That said, I personally believe that FUN will struggle with $33 and I see $35 as a very tough barrier. If I wasn't playing it based so much on the dividend performance I would sell. Also, the fact that your dividends (which technically aren't dividends) usually aren't going to be subjected to the normal tax rate due to FUN being structured as a limited partnership are another plus. (Except at tax time when you try to deceipher a K-2 - which isn't very FUN, but is FUN at the same time.)

I am also not a financial advisor of any sort except at my job where my best advice is mostly ignored anyway.