Go right to the source, and ask the horse. Is Centerplate Inc. (CVP) on a steady course? Special thanks to Belmont Park and the Bellerose Fire Department.
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Centerplate Inc. (CVP):
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Brian Shannon One year ago
CVP trades just 70,000 shares/day. This video shows the possible danger of trading such a thin stock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20uO4cHIpTs
GoingLikeSixty One year ago
Interesting that Wallstrip is now a subdomain of CBS News… not CBS.com. That’s pretty significant for a blog.
Brett One year ago
If they would lower the price of beers I bet they would make more money. People go to the track, baseball game, concert, or amusement park with a budget, or at least an idea of how much they are willing to spend. Why not give the consumer two $2 beers instead of one $4 beer? The cost on those beers can’t be more than .20-.30 cents anyway. If the price of food and drinks were more reasonable the consumer would be more likely to return with more frequency. Plus cheep beer tastes better.
jvon One year ago
My only question is… who handles the concessions at Jones Beach, and are they publicly traded as well? ;)
Lindsay Campbell One year ago
Only way you guys are having $4 beers at events is if you’re attending events in the 1970’s.
:)
LC