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RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
Exactly! I can see it now, spain, switzerland, Festival Di Venezia.
Exactly! I can see it now, spain, switzerland, Festival Di Venezia.
SEAS Parks To Be Broken Up and Sold Off?
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RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
You'd find out pretty damn quick you don't want to own a theme park. Trust me.
You'd find out pretty damn quick you don't want to own a theme park. Trust me.
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
There's a reason why Ferraris hit the used market 7 years after the model date
There's a reason why Ferraris hit the used market 7 years after the model date
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
children are super-expensive for about the first 25 years
children are super-expensive for about the first 25 years
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
Truer words were never spoken!
Nicole said:
Truer words were never spoken!
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
PR, I haven't seen or heard anything on this topic. If anything is happening with it, it's being kept real quiet.
Now the lawsuit for securities violations is going forward. A couple of law firms are wanting investors who've lost $100K or more to contact them to see if they want to be part of the lawsuit. They are wanting it to be a class action type. This is what one of the law firms is basing it on: "the Company had not provided proper care for and had mistreated its Orca population leading to trainer and audience safety issues, that SeaWorld had continued to feature an Orca that had killed and injured numerous trainers, and that the decrease in attendance at its parks was caused by factors other than the improper practices revealed by the documentary film Blackfish." I know there's the other thread for this, and it can be moved there, but I thought I'd include it.
PR, I haven't seen or heard anything on this topic. If anything is happening with it, it's being kept real quiet.
Now the lawsuit for securities violations is going forward. A couple of law firms are wanting investors who've lost $100K or more to contact them to see if they want to be part of the lawsuit. They are wanting it to be a class action type. This is what one of the law firms is basing it on: "the Company had not provided proper care for and had mistreated its Orca population leading to trainer and audience safety issues, that SeaWorld had continued to feature an Orca that had killed and injured numerous trainers, and that the decrease in attendance at its parks was caused by factors other than the improper practices revealed by the documentary film Blackfish." I know there's the other thread for this, and it can be moved there, but I thought I'd include it.
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
So in other words, you have to be a PETA loon and agree with a bunch of dubious ideological crap in order to join a suit that's actually about money?
Fucking lawyers...
So in other words, you have to be a PETA loon and agree with a bunch of dubious ideological crap in order to join a suit that's actually about money?
Fucking lawyers...
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
Considering PETA hasn't even bought $100k worth of shares, they wont. A suit would cost more than any return would.
Matthew said:
Considering PETA hasn't even bought $100k worth of shares, they wont. A suit would cost more than any return would.
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And as soon as they fix it, PETA will give another lawsuit for "covering it up."
#downwithPETA
And as soon as they fix it, PETA will give another lawsuit for "covering it up."
#downwithPETA
RE: Rumor - SEAS Parks Broken Up and Sold Off
Guys... Peta wont do anything.
They own 135 shares.
Let's assume they bought all these at the stocks high (they didn't but im making this easier). The high was $39/share. This means they had at most $5265 in value. As of today, they have $2767 in value. This means they have lost AT MOST, $2500. Reality is, it's closer to $1000. An hour of any decent lawyers time is worth more than that lost value. PETA buying SEAS stock is just a way to make headlines. Their ownership is negligible at best.
Guys... Peta wont do anything.
They own 135 shares.
Let's assume they bought all these at the stocks high (they didn't but im making this easier). The high was $39/share. This means they had at most $5265 in value. As of today, they have $2767 in value. This means they have lost AT MOST, $2500. Reality is, it's closer to $1000. An hour of any decent lawyers time is worth more than that lost value. PETA buying SEAS stock is just a way to make headlines. Their ownership is negligible at best.
David said:
You've pretty much captured all of PETA's activities.