| Prev Close | 54.54 |
| Open | 54.56 |
| Day Low/High | 54.37 / 55.08 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 45.58 / 57.98 |
| Volume | 128.61K |
| Avg Volume | 320.60K |
Cedar Fair LP (FUN)
55.08
0.54
0.99
NYSE : Consumer Services
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 56.60M |
| Market Cap | 3.12B |
| EPS | 2.20 |
| P/E Ratio | 18.37 |
| Div & Yield | 3.70 (6.58%) |
Latest News
Collect These 2 Firms' Nice Payouts While Waiting for Their Shares to Perk Up
Cedar Fair L.P. and Grief Inc. both provide solid yields and attractive long-term prospects.
They Aren't Sexy, but Solid Dividend-Paying Stocks Are a Portfolio Must
Chatham Lodging Trust and Cedar Fair are two well-run companies with very attractive yields that can help balance a portfolio.
These 2 Small Cap Stocks Look Undervalued
Many small caps posted excellent quarterly results.
Insiders Find Value In These 3 Small Caps
This sort of insider activity often coincides with a turnaround in these types of beaten down equities.
Theme Parks and Roller Coasters: A Profitable Ride for Investors?
MoneyShow.com contributors highlight their top picks among operators of amusement parks and entertainment centers.
Ride Over for Cedar Fair and Six Flags?
Investors have had loads of fun with these amusement-park operators.
Jim Cramer Loves These 7 Stocks for Their Dividends
Jim Cramer says there are seven stocks that he especially likes for dividends.
Cedar Fair Looks in Good Shape
A break of support would get our attention.
Cedar Fair Offers More FUN for Investors
Shares remain in an upswing with further gains anticipated.
Is Cedar Fair Having Fun Yet? No
We are not amused by park operator's charts.
Jim Cramer Eyes Two Big Theme Park Winners From Low Gas Prices
TheStreet's Jim Cramer likes two names in the family entertainment space and would buy Dollar Tree at current levels and thinks J.M. Smucker is a way to play pet food.
Cedar Fair, Encore Wire Shares Deserve Ovation Says Perkins Manager
Shares of Cedar Fair (FUN) have drifted down more than 2% in the past half year even as oil prices remained depressed and employment rose.
Jim Cramer Likes Six Flags, Kraft Heinz, and Mondelez in This Market
Jim Cramer answers viewers' Twitter questions from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday, offering his opinions on why he likes Six Flags (SIX) and Kraft Heinz (KHC).
Mixed Bag: Producer Price Index
As we head for the exits today, we're looking at the latest economic data and some top news stories.
Cramer: As Greece Talks Continue, You Should Focus on the Dollar
Jim Cramer answers viewers' Twitter (TWTR) questions from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
No More Fun for Theme Parks
Shares in two theme parks are at the start of a steep decline.
Jim Cramer's Investment Theme is Embrace 'The New Frugality'
Jim Cramer says following the recession, 'people just are not spending the way that they used to' and investors can take advantage of this thesis by looking at Cedar Fair and Six Flags.
Amusement Parks Are Serious Business
Cedar Fair and Six Flags are shareholder-friendly outperformers.
An Opportunity for True Contrarians
Boardwalk Pipeline trades at a P/E level not seen since the Great Recession.
Buying Facebook Off the Map
I could create a dominant, diverse company with FB's $125 billion cap.
Cramer: Six Flags a Buy
Cramer says that Six Flags is buyable once the news settles on the recent quarter and roller coaster headlines
Mad Money Uncovered: Dividends
Jim Cramer looks at companies that have boosted their dividends with strong underlying fundamentals, with Mad Money Research Director Nicole Urken.
One FUN Business
Theme park operator Cedar Fair is the best house in a fantastic neighborhood.
Stocks Under $5: Deep Value Play
David Peltier finds a stock trading below tangible book value that has attractive upside potential.
The Amazing Sector of Retail
Next time we get a downturn, remember how quickly they come back.
Cramer: Disney Busts Recession Talk
Disney's great quarter shows that people are still willing to spend on entertainment says Jim Cramer. The stock can go even higher.
The Dow's Big, Round Number
The approach to the 13,000 matters because retail investors care about it.
Credit's the Key
If a company you're looking at needs it, you don't want it.
