Don't look now, but SeaWorld Entertainment (NYSE: SEAS)is dousing short-sellers as if they were sitting in the Splash Zone at one of its killer whale shows. SeaWorld stock soared 15% last week, taking off after analysts at Wells Fargo and Stifel put out bullish notes. SeaWorld also announced the hiring an outsider as its chief strategy officer.
The stock is trading at its highest level in more than two years, notching another new high-water mark this morning.SeaWorld Stock: Next Stop, $25?
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