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Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)

45.04

+0.80 (1.81%)

as of Aug 28, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Aug 28, 2026, 12:00 am

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

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS) has recently been facing significant challenges, as indicated by mixed performance reviews from experts. The company had a disappointing January, with its stock declining by 19%, which can be attributed to weak performance in Macau and high operational spending. While it previously reported a top and bottom line beat, the positive financial indicators were overshadowed by disappointing margins in Macau. Experts express a general lack of enthusiasm toward gambling companies, with one expert explicitly stating their negativity towards such investments. Overall, the sentiment surrounding LVS reflects concern about its operational struggles and market performance.

Consensus

Negative

Valuation

Overvalued

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TOP PICK

Sell January Puts with a strike of $45 for $1.82. This should give you a premium of 4% profit for 30 days. If the stock goes down, he will end up owning it at the price, which he would like. (Better way to get income than owning bonds.)

COMMENT

Owns properties in Las Vegas, but 75% of current revenues and 85% future revenues will come from Asia. Sold his holdings but is looking to go back in. Very volatile so watch where you buy it.

BUY

Became extremely overbought at $55 and was due for a pullback. Beta of 3 or 4 times so will have major moves up or down which can work well for you. Ranks very high in his model. Tremendous long term growth.

DON'T BUY

Have done very well recently but are trading at 31X earnings. Not a believer in momentum investing because it is dangerous.

COMMENT

Momentum play that used to have a huge debt. They have less exposure to Las Vegas and more exposed to the Asia market. He is not sure you want to go long options.

BUY

When on the ropes in 2009, concern was their ability to finance. As the corporate bond market opened up, they were able to refinance. They are more Macao and Singapore than Las Vegas and are having tremendous success in both locations. Beat the most recent quarter by 90%.

TOP PICK

Asian exposure is greater than what the name implies. Another way of playing the emerging markets specifically Malaysia, China, Singapore, etc. Revenues from US are 25% but in future will be closer to 15%.

DON'T BUY

Visibility is a little bit cloudy for him so not a business he would own but they are doing some good things. Probably have about 70% of their revenue comes out of Macao. Also have a Singapore operation. Will only earn about $.35 a share this year.

BUY

Had been on the ropes financially but were able to refinance themselves and he could see the possibility of pretty good upside to the earnings. Probably the only gaming company with new facilities coming on line in the next couple of years. Macao has turned around very quickly. $5.8 billion new casino coming on line in Singapore in the next year.

COMMENT

One of the things he likes as opposed to their competition is that a disproportionate amount of their revenue is coming from Macao. However, it is too speculative for him.

DON'T BUY

Wouldn't be inclined to put anything into anything that is dependent on US consumer and discretionary spending. Even with the decline, the valuations are so stretched out that he still finds them expensive.

HOLD

Has done very well. Resistance point will be around the $19-$20 range. Use $17.50 for your stoploss. If it breaks through $20, it could go to $25-$30 easily.

COMMENT

(Market Call Minute.) Has done the majority of its work to the upside. Still positive on the refinancing of their debt.

DON'T BUY

This one is a gamble. Have a ton of debt. Very high-risk proposition.

COMMENT

Chart looks like it is attempting to break out of the long-term period of “do-nothing”. There will be some resistance at $14 and if it can break through that it will go higher.

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