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Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)

45.70

+0.91 (2.03%)

as of Jul 16, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Jul 16, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 2 opinions in the last 12 months.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS-N) is facing significant challenges, as indicated by its disappointing performance in January, where it experienced a notable decline of 19%. The recent quarterly report highlighted weaknesses in its operations in Macau and raised concerns regarding elevated spending. While the company has diversified by selling off its Vegas assets to focus on its casino operations in Asia, including five casinos in Macau and one in Singapore, the overall outlook appears bleak. Despite reporting a top and bottom line beat, the stock was adversely affected by disappointing margins, further leading to skepticism among experts, some of whom express a general aversion to gambling stocks altogether. This compound of disappointing earnings and cautious sentiment may pose a risk to investors considering Las Vegas Sands in the current market climate.

Consensus

Negative

Valuation

Overvalued

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WYNN,165

BUY

It holds too many gambling operations in Macau, which is the target of the Chinese government now.

BUY

Will roar back in the second half next year when the economy returns to normal, tourism bounces back huge and people are hungry to gamble. It broke after the election and has been trading in a tight range ever since. The casino stocks indicate what the markets will be like in 6 months. When we revert to normal, tourism will bounce back and gambling with have a huge year. The country is stir crazy and desperately wants a vacation, which will happen in the second half of 2021. US casinos in Macau will rally, especially if Biden improves trade relations between China and America. This could hit $75.

BUY

He prefers Wynn Resorts (very well-run), but both will benefit from a Biden presidency and warmer US relations with China.

BUY

He's bullish gaming stocks, but they're erratic. Now, it's at a good level. Buy it here.

SELL

Been a longer uptrend since 2016, but has broken down recently. If it bounces back, that's encouraging, but this stock is moving in the opposite direction of the overall market which is a serious worry. He'd take a little money off the table
here.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick February 12/18 - Up 10.4%.) This is what he likes to see. He likes the gaming sector. Continues to like it.

TOP PICK

It mirrors Wynne with a similar run. He likes the gaming space. Chart looks great with slow, "staircase" movement, recent pullback and now renewed interest. There's only upside. (Anaysts' price target $80.79)

HOLD

The results are inconsistent in that industry. It is probably okay for now. Return on invested capital has come down from 17% to 11. The yield is not as sustainable as some utilities are.

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DON'T BUY

A good company in the casino business. Has a positive disposition towards the area in the long-term, but right now you do not want to touch the stock. Macau continues to be a big black hole.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 5/14. Down 12.53%.) Got stopped. He was trying to play Macau because they had such a heavy exposure in the Chinese gaming market. The corruption story was expanding and the Chinese market started to roll over.

DON'T BUY

The crackdown on corruption China has kept some money away from their properties.

DON'T BUY

This has 85% Asian revenues. You really have to be comfortable that Asia is about to turn around, which he is not so certain about. Trading below the 250 and 100 day moving averages.

DON'T BUY

Technicals show that this is starting to form a bit of a base, but it is falling. Both the 200 and 60 day moving averages are falling. The stock price is below both of those numbers. He would stay away for the time being.

COMMENT

Feels consumer traffic is lower than before and remains low for the time being. He is still a little bit cautious on owning this. He would like to own it at some point just because of the real estate they own and that they are in one of the highest growth areas in the world. Trading at about 18X forward earnings, with a growth rate that should pick up. We’ll have to see about the economy in China. This is a high beta stock if you are trying to buy volatility.

WAIT

Like all casino stocks, this is pretty volatile, but they can be great trading vehicles. The trick is to watch for the bottom formations. Whenever you are looking at a stock like this, you wait for a pullback, and then a base, and a break out. This has not started to do that yet. He would not buy this until it starts to move up.

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