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Dan Snyder‘s anti-solvent theme park chain, Six Flags, should be out of its misery very soon.
Stock in Snyder’s company, which sold for nearly $12 a share around the time he took over its board of directors, was selling for a quarter during today’s trading.
A quarter.
Twenty five cents.
That means it would cost you 140 shares of Snyder’s stock to park at Snyder’s football stadium.
A quarter!
Is this the story of the year or what?
Keep the dial right here for all the breaking news — what’s left of it, anyway! — in Snyder’s Six Flags soap opera.