LVS - Las Vegas Sands Corp - Page 631

There's no madness and this not unusual as LVS was due for a pull back anyway and maybe helped some by the MGM scenario. The last time we seen this, it shot up to new highs in the next day or so. I am just glad my money is in LVS and not MGM.

For you shorters, MGM was the play today. . .

I'm expecting that to change in the not so distant future. But I've been wrong before.

Good reason to be nervous. When this price dips enough the big boys will push it up again. LVS is good for a scalp at its overbought level but for those expecting a big pull back, it just isn't happening at this stage of the game.

BTW: I seen a buy @ $3.87mil go through earlier.

The shorts can better start covering.

The "one buck down and two bucks up" momo is still in effect

we got initial and continued claims tomorrow...

they will dictate the diction of the market...

Good emplyment + QE= up market

bad numbers + QE= up market...

For longs only just joking as this has not much effect for you scalpers but for the mid term it is a big ramp up> I think stock lover and myself may be the only true longs here as we are both in since under $3...$2.53 for myself. The competition from Singapore is a good thing and I think it the reason for opening the border gate wider. From the Sand China chart it shows a strong breakout and WYNN Macau is strong as well.


The Border Gate - which connects Macau to mainland China - is expanding its capacity to more than double its current size before the upcoming Chinese New Year. The expansion will allow it to increase the number of travelers to Macau from 200,000 daily to 500,000 daily.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2294...g?source=yahoo

Wow, tipptopp, awesome buy on LVS---congrats!

hey tip, for someone who has missed the ride thus far, do you think there will be a significant pullback to get in before we ride up further?

I don't see a big pull back but per example from a high of 37.10, LVS dropped 4.5% over two days before it shot back up. The bus makes stops along the way and the layovers are short before it leaves the station again. Those that bought that pullback (including myself) are happy campers. As usual I suggest buying in tiers. The low today would have been worth a nibble. . .

new support

Las Vegas Sands: Hudson Securities equity analyst Robert A. LaFleur reiterated a buy rating on shares of Las Vegas Sands (LVS), which operates casino-hotels and convention centers in the U.S., Singapore, and Macau, China, on Oct. 13. He raised a price target on the shares to $46, from $40.

In a note, LaFleur said he was raising his 2012 estimate of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, or EBITDA, to $3.3 billion, from $3.0 billion, citing continued strength in the company's operations in Macau and growing expectations from Singapore.

"LVS continues to be the best way to play the explosive growth in Asia … [t]he outlook for Singapore continues to appear better and better," said the analyst.

I think....the Dow is about to make a turn for the worse......the CPI numbers are not looking good...

But then....this market is freaking weird...who knows....

The market is on crack these days.

The price was at the 31/32 level at the time of this post and it turned out to be a good call whether a trader wanted take some big profits before or after earnings

Off to meet family and I have a sell in for 40+ but really don't think it has a chance to get there today but you just never know

well said...it is on crack!

i think people think that by worse numbers...QE will be for sure and rise the stock prices...

but the underlieing point is that the economy is pure shit and joblessness hasnt moved from the last 5 months! from all time highs

hummm

Oct 15 08:30 CPI

http://www.briefing.com/Investor/Pub...icCalendar.htm

few days old..but


Morgan Stanley reiterated its positive stance on Las Vegas Sands (NYSE: LVS) today.

The firm said given expectations for strong sequential growth in Singapore and the positive long-term trajectory in Macau, they see limited downside to their 'Base Case' ($36) and believe LVS's risk-reward continue to skew favorably to their 'Bull Case ($43).

The firm maintained their Overweight rating and $36 price target on LVS.

Gotta love LVS!