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Besser hätte die Börsenwoche nicht anfangen können.
Aber das der DOW mit ca. -100 Punkte aus dem Rennen geht und LVS sich über die 31$ hält, das hätte ich trotzdem nicht gedacht.
Hatte beide auf meiner Watchlist am 2.10.09 aufgenommen und während sich LVS um 130% nach oben entwickelte, stehen bei MGM nur mickrige 5% zu Buche.
Mal sehen ob das mit dem Nachholpotential stimmt...
@Lou, wenn ich mal Probleme mit meinem Lappi habe, komme ich gern auf dich zurück, scheinst da mehr Ahnung zu haben als ich.
Wünsche allen einen schönen Morgen und einen erfolgreichen Tag
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...-teva-eem-s-cree-expe?source=yahoo
Blödsinnlaberer gibts schon genug,da muß ich mich nicht anschließen.
Ach ja gestern Celesio gekauft zu 16,47, mal was solides ins Depot, KGV 11, Div-Rendite 3%, zumindest besser als die Zinsen aufm Tagesgeldkonto...
Ansonsten zocke ich gern ein bisschen rum, Rohstoffaktie sind grade recht billig, zumindest meine, die ich im Depot habe :-(
Gruß
Guido
Danke für den Info = "Informativ"
http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2010/09/07/...an-you-think.aspx
Darüber hinaus MGM's frei Cash-Flow mehrere erheblich teurer ist, sobald wir Schulden in der dritten Spalte berücksichtigen. Wenn wir diese Bedenken beiseite legen (ernsthaft, no Pun Intended), ist MGM wahrscheinlich billiger, als viele Anleger zu realisieren.
..........mit Merck in Mexico ab.
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http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...oduct-as-diabion-glucoshot-008.htm
Gruß
Dude44
@Lou na wenn ich höre, die Drucker kriege ich auch noch angeschlossen, habe schon mit einem Teil davon so meine liebe Not
So jetzt will ich mal wieder ein paar Radierungen in den Geschäftsbüchern machen denn:
Traue keiner Bilanz, die du nicht selbst gefälscht hast
Gruß
Guido
http://broadcast.ino.com/srv/www/delivery/afr.php?zoneid=153 Strong Uptrend
Smart Scan Chart Analysis confirms that a strong uptrend is in place and that the market remains positive longer term. Strong Uptrend with money management stops. A triangle indicates the presence of a very strong trend that is being driven by strong forces and insiders.
Based on a pre-defined weighted trend formula for chart analysis, LVS scored +100 on a scale from -100 (strong downtrend) to +100 (strong uptrend):
+10 Last Hour Close Above 5 Hour Moving Average
+15 New 3 Day High on Tuesday
+20 Last Price Above 20 Day Moving Average
+25 New 3 Week High, Week Ending September 11th
+30 New 3 Month High in September
+100 Total Score
$30.90 (-0.9%)
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/lvs
On MGM, the firm raised their rating from Hold to Buy and raised their price target from $13 to $14. The firm cited an attractive valuation after the recent pullback. The current price looks to be discounting a return to <75% of peak EBITDA, according to the firm. They also said MGM is in the early stages of a multi-year convention recovery and balance sheet concerns have been largely addressed.
On LVS, the firm cut their rating from Buy to Hold, but raised their price target from $31 to $34. The firm said while LVS has long been their top pick in the gaming group, the multiple is now at the high end of their comfort zone. The firm said with slightly negative news coming out of Macau and expectations high for Singapore, they see little room for multiple expansion.
http://www.streetinsider.com/Downgrades/...nds+%28LVS%29/5951482.html
Local gaming operator Sands China is confident of being granted plots 7 and 8 in Cotai, despite rival Sociedade de Jogos de Macau (SJM) expressing interest in the area. “We are not changing our plans,” acting chief executive officer (CEO) Michael Leven told Macau Daily Times.
“We have submitted documents supporting a detailed development application on lots 7 and 8,” he said. After that, Leven added, Sands China received “site investigation and consolidation licenses” from the Government. The company was thus authorised to enter the area and “carry out the substantial works that have to date been completed”.
A month ago, the Sands China CEO said that around USD 162 million [MOP 1.29 billion] had already been invested in the two sites.
Meanwhile, the operator has continued to pursue the land concession “in a timely manner”.
We have received no indication from any relevant department that our applications are not proceeding in the usual course,” Leven said. “This is consistent with our experience with the development applications for our existing operating properties, and our current development on lots 5 and 6.”
As planned, Sands China will only turn its attention to sites 7 and 8 after completing a new resort on plots 5 and 6, slated for opening in December 2011 and the over USD 2 billion (MOP 16 billion) development plan for site 3. “The Government wants planned growth and we are conforming to their wishes,” Leven stressed.
Last month, the executive said the operator had “no immediate plans” for plots 7 and 8. Yesterday Leven reiterated that the development of this area will not be fast-tracked and that there was no need to search for extra financing.
“It is our understanding, based on advice from Macau legal counsel, that there is no reason to believe that a subsequent application by any third party will take precedence over our rights to this project.”
‘Everybody’s going there’
On Monday SJM CEO Ambrose So told Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that the company had sent a letter to the Government expressing interest in Cotai sites 7 and 8. Yesterday the chief executive confirmed to MDT that Stanley Ho Hung-sun’s company would be keen on both plots “if they should become available”.
On one of its latest reports to the Hong Kong stock market, SJM said it had “applied for land concessions for two parcels of land on Cotai, and entered into discussions regarding potential cooperation with owners of a site adjacent to one of these parcels” – likely to be Macau Studio City.
In the same report it said it “had also expressed its interest to the Macau government for other parcels should they become available”. “The group [SJM] is studying carefully the overall progress and prospects of Cotai and as at the current date does not estimate when it will undertake development of any of the above sites,” it added.
MDT contacted the Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau (DSSOPT), which denied having received any letter from Stanley Ho’s company. “DSSOPT has not received any letter from SJM expressing interest in Cotai sites 7 and 8,” the bureau stressed.
Regarding Sands’ request, DSSOPT added, “the application is making its way through our normal procedures.”
Sands China CEO Michael Leven took the opportunity to take a dig at rival SJM. “We are pleased that others wish to continue to build out the [Cotai] strip. We were there when no one wanted to be, so it confirms the original plan.”
Despite so far having no presence on Cotai, SJM has captured almost a third of Macau’s gambling revenue in the first half of this year. The operator is planning to expand to Cotai because “everybody’s going there,” CEO Ambrose So said.
Sands China and Melco Crown already have The Venetian and City of Dreams resorts respectively at Cotai, while Galaxy Entertainment is expected to open its Galaxy Macau resort early next year. Ambrose So expects more plots will be officially granted to the remaining three operators – MGM Macau, Wynn Macau and SJM.
SJM’s resort will be built in stages and the company’s CEO has vowed to talk to its neighbours in order to increase connectivity between the Cotai casinos.
In August the local gaming industry’s revenues increased by 40 percent year-on-year, the lowest monthly rise this year. Up to July, the sector was posting a revenue growth of 67.5 percent. Ambrose So believes the casino business will slow down even more in the second half of 2010 to wrap up the year with a 40 to 45 percent revenue increase, he told the WSJ.
http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/macau/...ent-claim-Cotai-plots.html
$31.40 (+0.71%)
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/lvs
http://www.benzinga.com/analyst-ratings/downgrades