Six Flags’ stock slumps near 52-week lows after fatal accident

Six Flags’ stock slumps near 52-week lows after fatal accident Six Flags’ stock slumps near 52-week lows after fatal accident Six Flags stock fell after a fatal accident on Monday. A fatal accident on a Six Flags Entertainment roller coaster sent shares of the amusement-park operator on Tuesday near the lowest level of the year. fell 11% to $10.65 — near the 52-week low of $10.45 — after an incident at Six Flags Over Georgia on Monday afternoon left one dead and several injured, according to the Cobb County Police Department. Local news reports said a man was flung from the “Goliath” roller coaster.

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