Cedar Fair stock

I'm thinking of purchasing cedar fair stock and i would love to talk with someone about it... i follow it and see its ups and downs but i am not sure where to start of thanks

You might want to get a stock broker or accountant, or read one of those 'stock market for dummies' books...

They're "units" not shares. You can buy them via any broker that can trade on the NYSE.

thanks jeff

Where else can you get 6.5% yield on your money? And that doesn't include any increase in price over the time you hold it, that's only the dividend!

My wife bought me four units in 1996 as a Christmas gift. The following November they split. I was thinking this is great. The following tax year I realized what a nightmare that thet are. It takes a special form called a K1 and it must be issued from Cedar Fair. The form is not available until the first part of March because it is figured on the amount of taxable profit that the limited partnership makes. If you had more that the eight that I have it may be worth the extra hassel. In addition, if you have more than fifty units you can reinvest your dividends into more units. I would research it a little before you dove into being a unit holder.