Las Vegas Sands......beobachten

Nein leider nich. Entweder hab ich zu wenig Geld mit LVS verdient oder ich hab zuwenig Shares.

Naja da ist wohl sparen angesagt. :-))  

was ist denn da gewesen ??

keine neue Kurse mehr
http://www.ariva.de/nexmed_inc-aktie

und hier ein ganz anderer Kurs
http://www.nexmed.com/stock_quot.html

gab es Re-Splitt oder was ???? Hat das jemand verfolgt

anders kann ich mir das nicht erklären, laut mein Info soll doch bei GNBT auch bald anstehen?!  

http://www.streetinsider.com/Stock+Splits/...verse+Split/5742065.html

zu GNBT habe ich da nix gelesen in letzter Zeit.
Wie man aber Nexmed sehen kann, geht das ruckizucki.

der Meinung, dass es ende des Monats oder ende Juli ein HV. gibt und dort wird es entschieden.  

http://investor.generex.com/annual-meeting.cfm

Als alter Mann hab ich´s nur noch ungefähr gewusst...:-))

Feierabend...bis Montag  ;-))  

http://investor.generex.com/annual-meeting.cfm

dann auf Proxy 2010 - PDF Dokument klickt
findet man Informationen, daß dort abgestimmt werden soll über den Re-Splitt.
Na danke, dann geht es erst mal weiter runter :-((

rauf und runter...immer wieder...kopf hoch  

und für alle Sterne, die ich nicht vergeben konnte, hier wieder das ultamitive

und allen ein schönes Wochenende - bis Montag - oder so

der Fußball zeigt seine Wirkung, obwohl das die Börsen
überhaupt nicht tangiert.
Ebenfalls wünsche ich allen ein schönes WE, vom Wetter her
gibts anscheinend keine Probleme.  

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7UPrVmoeb8  

http://amylamsg.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/spool.jpg

http://amylamsg.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/spp.jpg  

http://www.mffais.com/stock/las-vegas-sands-corp.html  

 

....Las Vegas Sands.
Mit 150m Swimmingpool auf dem Dach von 3 Hotels
http://orf.at/100625-52707/index.html

 

 

daß das TOR zum 2:2 vom Linienrichter nicht gesehen wird ?  Hat er den 7. Sinn ?

Die LVS-Entwicklung im Jahr 2010 ist auch so eine story, die keiner wie rico früh gesehen hat. Stehauf ist auch morgens sehr früh "am Ball" . Wenn ich heute wieder Vorwürfe gegen GOLDMAN SACHS lese und die STRAFEN der SEC in USA wegen z.B. der Verluste des Goldman-Sachs-Kunde "IKB".............  man braucht den 7. Sinn !!  

PRESS DIGEST - Singapore newspapers - June 27

June 27 (Reuters) - The following are stories from Singapore newspapers on Monday. Reuters has not verified these stories.

BUSINESS TIMES

-- Despite an additional 2,560 rooms at the Marina Bay Sands (LVS.N) resort, hotel room rates are likely to climb for the 2010 Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix in September, industry officials said.

STRAITS TIMES

-- Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said it would be very costly to keep the city state flood-free after the country was hit by two flash floods this month, including one in the prime Orchard Road shopping district. (Reporting by Singapore Newsroom)

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUKSGE65R01720100628?type=companyNews  

Marina Bay Sands to become a benchmark

With a collection of celebrity chefs, leading fashion, nightlife, and luxury spa operators, Marina Bay Sands (MBS), the unit of Las Vegas Sands Corp. in Singapore, held its opening celebration yesterday and with it company officials predicted the property would lead in a new era of international tourism development.
“Marina Bay Sands is really the future of tourism development. For countries serious about boosting tourism and creating new jobs, the integrated resort model is unmatched and Marina Bays Sands will now be the reference point by which all new tourism projects are judged,” Sheldon Adelson told a media crowd of about 1,100 journalists from over 60 countries.
Saying that the USD 5.5 billion resort will become the benchmark for future tourism development elsewhere, the billionaire added, “The MBS is not a casino-centric development project as in the old days.” He explained that the resort is a multi-amenities integrated facility, which caters to all categories of visitors. “The casino is a destination by itself, no longer the hub,” he added.
Among LVS integrated resorts, the MBS is the fourth, with the casino occupying less than 10 percent of its amenities. And that, he explained, is the secret behind the success. In Macau, he described, the casino at The Venetian – the world’s biggest gaming space – “occupies only 4 percent of the total amount of space.”
“The key for developing an integrated resort is to have in mind that the sum of the parts is the most important thing,” he added, saying that no casino in any integrated resort should occupy more than 10 percent of the total space. “That is what I recommend to governments.”
According to the LVS chairman, for countries serious about boosting tourism and creating new jobs, the integrated resort model is unmatched. “I think the Government of Singapore is pleased with what we achieved here. Our success is their success,” he said ahead of the resorts’ grand opening ceremony.
“It’s going to change Singapore by providing entertainment amenities that were not here before,” he added.

18 million visitors a year

LVS Venetian Macau gets about 40,000 visitors to its shopping malls during the week and about 65,000 on weekends, Adelson said. Visitors to MBS shops should be “more than twice as many, reaching 125,000 visitors daily” when it is fully open, Adelson predicted.
But Thomas Arasi, president and chief executive officer of Marina Bay Sands, gave a more conservative forecast. “We expect to attract over 70,000 visits a day and 18 million visitors a year after we are fully open,” he said.
“Marina Bay Sands will deliver an entertainment, leisure and business experience unlike any other in the world. Our amazing range of attractions […] will have guests coming back again and again to experience every aspect we have to offer,” Arasi added.
For now, the casino alone attracts some 25,000 visitors daily and close to 500,000 visitors this month, one-third of which are Singaporeans, with two-thirds being foreigners. However, as LVS chief operating officer Michael Leven said, that is “a false number.”
“As we develop our business I think we’ll have around 20 percent of locals and 80 percent of foreigners,” he forecasted.
LVS officials expected the majority of visitors to come from three market segments, but they are also aiming at countries outside Asia.
The primary concentric-circle comprises Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia with the second being Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. Finally, the third segment comprises Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, China, Korea, Japan, India and the Philippines. However, some Middle East and European countries are also potential markets for LVS resort in Singapore. “There is more than enough business for us to succeed here,” Adelson stated.

Marina Bay Sands is forecast to generate earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization of USD 329 million in 2010, based on the average of 13 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
The remaining two-thirds of the 2,500 hotel rooms were opened yesterday, together with more retail shops, restaurants and additional meetings and conventions facilities. The Skypark and 160 metre-long swimming pool atop three 55-floor hotel towers will open to the public from 2 pm today.
The Art Science Museum, two theatres, two floating pavilions on the bay and the rest of the mall are expected to be progressively completed throughout the year.
The island nation’s first integrated resort casino, Resorts World Sentosa owned by Genting International, which includes a Universal Studios theme park, opened in February.

http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/on-assignment/...ome-benchmark.html  

Analyst predicts more tough times for gaming industry

While Moody's Investors Service says the outlook for the U.S. gaming industry has improved, an analyst is arguing that the industry still faces plenty of challenges including the troubled U.S. economy, threats of more layoffs by local governments and higher taxes facing Americans.

Deutsche Bank corporate debt analyst Andrew Zarnett on Thursday issued a report noting that the Federal Reserve this week cautioned that the economic recovery will be gradual because of factors including the weak housing market, constrained consumer spending and economic turmoil in Europe.

Zarnett noted that Deutsche Bank's chief U.S. economist this week reported the "U.S. economy appears to have worsened substantially in recent quarters, due to recent developments in Europe and increased stress in financial markets."

"These reports reaffirm our view that the recovery in the gaming industry may take longer than expected by some investors," Zarnett wrote.

"We may have passed through the darkest point in the tunnel, but it would be a mistake to assume that tough times are behind us. We continue to be concerned about a possible pull back in consumer discretionary spending in 2011 as high taxes, rising unemployment and increasing state debt continue to exert pressure on the overall U.S. economy and consumer spending," Zarnett wrote.

The analyst said that as states deal with massive budget shortfalls, they're likely to lay off more employees -- a negative for gaming as that would reduce consumer spending.

Another negative: Less spending because many consumers will have to pay more in federal taxes.

"Beginning Jan. 1, 2011, higher-income Americans will see their federal taxes rise from 35 percent to 39.6 percent. That will be followed by more tax hikes (including higher taxes on capital income). The new health care plan looks likely to impose greater taxes and costs on Americans," Zarnett wrote.

Moody's on Tuesday lifted its outlook for the U.S. gaming industry to stable from negative, but warned it may be "challenging for U.S. gaming sector conditions to materially improve from their very weak levels, and for many U.S. gaming companies to reduce their significant debt burdens."

http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/jun/25/...times-gaming-industry/