Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS-N)

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

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

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.

(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.

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)

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.

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.

(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.

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

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.

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.