Las Vegas Sands......beobachten

UBS Bets On Better Earnings From Las Vegas Sands

Firm raises EPS estimate, maintains rating and price target. Barclays finds a lot to like in eBay earnings.

UBS rasied its its EPS estimates on shares of Las Vegas Sands through 2011 as revenue from Singapore remains strong. In the report, the firm maintains its buy rating and its $44 price target.

Shares of Las Vegas Sands ( LVS - news - people ) were higher on the news, picking up about 1%.

http://www.forbes.com/2010/10/21/...etnewsvideo.html?partner=yahootix  

Adelson said LVS’ stock price (US$38.59 at closing Wednesday)
is 50% back to where he wants it.

http://www.hotelnewsnow.com/Articles.aspx/4249/...s-keep-HICAP-lively  

Steven Jacobs, the former chief executive of Sands China Ltd., sued Las Vegas Sands Corp. and its Hong Kong-listed casino operator, claiming they breached his employment contract.

Jacobs, fired by Sands China’s board on July 23 for reasons it didn’t disclose, filed his complaint in a court in Clark County, Nevada, according to the court’s website. The complaint wasn’t available.

“We deny the allegations,” Jacqueline Wu, a spokeswoman for Sands China, said today.

Billionaire Sheldon Adelson is the chairman and chief executive officer of Las Vegas Sands, the world’s largest casino by market capitalization. Company spokesman Ron Reese said in July that the dismissal “is not about any dispute between Mr. Adelson and Mr. Jacobs.”

Jacobs was hired in 2009 as president of Las Vegas Sands’ Macau operations and was named chief executive in August 2009.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-22/...r-breach-of-contract.html

Gruß

Dude44

 

# 14929 - Dieser Bericht hat mit Sicherheit keinen Einfluß auf die weitere
Kursentwicklung.

Ich denke auch, dass  bis zum Q 3  Ergebnis LVS sich in einer Seitwärtsbewegung
befindet. Dieser Bericht müßte aufgrund der Superentwicklung von Marina Bay Sands
in Singapore derart gut und überzeugend ausfallen, dass das Ziel von Mr. Adelson
mit $ 75 schnell erreicht werden kann.

Nur meine Meinung.  

$37.50 (Volume: 100)
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/lvs  

 

Ich gehe jetzt auf den Bremer Freimarkt.

Vielleicht steht am Ende des Abends die 39 vor dem Komma.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)
$38.85 (+2.3%)
http://data.cnbc.com/quotes/lvs  

Hoffentlich bleibt es beim plus.

Schönes Wochenende allen, ich mache einige Schneetouren.  

The island nation creates a market likely to surpass the Vegas Strip. But it seats only two players at the table: Las Vegas Sands and Malaysia's Genting.

IT'S THE COMPETING CASINO'S purple-carpeted pedestal, replete with brass dancing pole, that drives Sheldon Adelson crazy. "Why on earth would you want to bring your wife to see that?" grouses Adelson, chief executive of Las Vegas Sands and the presiding guru of Marina Bay Sands, its latest gaming venue and resort, in Singapore. In ordinary circumstances, Adelson's thumbs down on the detail would spell a sad fate for his rival, a signal failure to grasp the aesthetics of high rollers in Singapore.

Yet these are no ordinary circumstances, and the competing casino, Resorts World Sentosa, owned and operating by Genting Singapore (ticker: GENS.Singapore), has already scarfed up most of Singapore's market in the nine months it's been open. To be sure, Marina Bay Sands, which opened three months later, is catching up quickly: In fact, the two will be neck-and-neck next year. There's more than enough room for both, in the most successful launch of a new casino destination in modern history. And while shares of Las Vegas Sands (LVS) and Genting Singapore look pricey now, they're clearly good long-term bets.

WHAT'S SURPRISING IS HOW BIG the Singaporean market has become, mere months after the opening of the two big casino resorts. In the next 12 months, Marina Bay and Resorts World could bring in net revenue of $6 billion, on a par with the entire Las Vegas Strip.

By 2012, Morgan Stanley reckons, the Singapore market could be generating $7 billion to $10 billion in annual revenue. That's precisely how long it also took Macau, another Asian gambling hot spot, to hit $6 billion. Cash flow, as measured by earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda), is expected to hit $1.1 billion at Sands' Singapore operation in calendar 2011. In Macau, Las Vegas Sands' cash flow reached that rate only this past June—six years after it opened operations, according to Union Gaming Group. The Singapore haul is so high because tax rates on gaming revenue are so low—5% to 15%, versus 39% in Macau.
Five years ago, after witnessing Macau's success, Singapore lifted its 40-year-old ban on gambling as part of a campaign to boost growth by attracting tourists. But it awarded only two licenses, creating a lucrative duopoly. The government didn't want to encourage gambling by locals—the ever-prudent island state, after all, endorses caning, frowns on adult movies and punishes people for chewing gum. Instead, the target customers were the gamblers among the two billion-plus foreigners within a few hours' flight of Singapore.

"The point is, you never see limited licenses coupled with limited tax rates," says Bill Lerner of Union Gaming, the Las Vegas-based investment bank. "The combination allows for much higher margins than you'll ever see in Macau." Adds Adelson: "In Macau, we [have a] 28% to 30% margin of Ebitda to gross revenue. In Singapore, we're earning closer to 50%."
The plan is working. Singapore's economy is cooking; second-quarter GDP grew at a 13% annualized clip. And, through August, the number of visitors to Singapore was 22% above last year's level. For all of 2010, the total is expected to hit 12.5 million, versus 2009's 9.7 million. By 2015, the yearly figure is likely to be 17 million.

http://online.barrons.com/article/...ed#articleTabs_panel_article%3D1

 

"In the next 12 months, Marina Bay and Resorts World could bring in net revenue of $6 billion, on a par with the entire Las Vegas Strip."

"By 2012, Morgan Stanley reckons, the Singapore market could be generating $7 billion to $10 billion in annual revenue."

Und das Beste ist, daß vor 2016 KEIN anderer CasinoBetreiber
ein Casino in Singapore eröffnen kann. Las Vegas Sands und Genting
haben praktisch ein Monopol. Erinnert mich irgendwie an Airbus
und Boeing.

*** STRONG BUY ***  

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http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=LVS101120C00040000  

und ich hoffe, dass von beiden Casinos demnächst
MARINA BAY SANDS die Nase weit vorn hat.  

M.E. hat das Marina Bay Sands jetzt schon die Nase vorn.
Genting hat nur früher die Türen geöffnet und mit einem Skypark
kann Gennting auch nicht aufwarten.  

François Delage, Global CEO of De Beers Diamond Jewelers, and Tay Liam-Wee, Chairman of Sincere Watch, the Brand's partner in Singapore were joined by one of Asia's top female stars, Karen Mok to cut the ribbon. Mok wore the De Beers Pear Collar, a dazzler of 678 matching pear shaped diamonds totaling over 122 carats. To complement the Pear Collar, she also wore the Cocktail Fizz earrings and a five-line ring made of woven lines of diamonds.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=413659&page=170

The first De Beers diamond boutique in southeastern Asia opened this month at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

One year ago, De Beers opened a Ginza flagship in Tokyo, Japan, but this new Marina Bay Sands boutique is the most recent flagship for De Beers Diamond Jewellers in Asia.

This showroom in Singapore was made possible through a partnership with the country’s leading luxury retailer, Sincere Watch Limited.

“The De Beers Marina Bay Sands boutique is an important flagship in Asia, as it marks the establishment of De Beers Diamond Jewellers in the southeast Asia region where there is a rich culture for the appreciation of diamond jewellery, as well as luxury, craftsmanship and refinement,” said François Delage, chief executive of De Beers Diamond Jewellers.

The 1,600 square-feet space is located in the heart of the luxury Marina Bay Sands shopping mall and incorporates contemporary design with the setting of glass, light and openness.

De Beers’s Marina Bay Sands boutique, like all other De Beers stores, is equipped with a De Beers Beauty Scan. Capturing what the eye sees in a flash, the De Beers Beauty Scan allows the customer to definitively see a De Beers diamond’s true superiority and brilliance. To provide added peace of mind and security each diamond above 0.2 carats is inscribed with the unique microscopic De Beers marque using a technology pioneered and patented by De Beers. Each diamond is registered and individually catalogued providing clients with the ultimate peace of mind, and each piece of jewellery is also accompanied by a De Beers passport guaranteeing its authenticity and provenance.

Tay Liam Wee, chairman of Sincere Watch, added, “Our almost 60 year heritage in luxury watch retailing has positioned us to capitalize on a rapidly growing, highly affluent and sophisticated but predominantly male-dominated consumer market. This partnership with De Beers comes at an opportune time for our group to further expand into the luxury arena but this time having a great offer for our lady customers. Our entrant into the jewelry market is a natural route and we are very excited with the prospect of working with one of the finest diamond companies in the world.”

http://www.livetradingnews.com/...opens-at-marina-bay-sands-24930.htm  

eine Prognose aus Bremen.

Schönen Sonntagabend.  

http://www.sueddeutsche.de/geld/...errscht-der-homo-panicus-1.1015138  

Ich hoffe es Wirt diese Woche eine schöne Woche , nur das blöde ist ich kann nicht so lange bleiben muß Arbeiten .  

nachdem ich mich von ein paar Aktien getrennt habe, habe ich auch wieder mehr Überblick im Depot.
Leider haben meine Biocrist dran glauben müssen, was heißt leider, schon der 2. Verlust mit dieser Krücke dieses Jahr...

Gruß
Guido  

es könnte ein guter Wochenstart werden, denn auch die US - Futures
sind richtig grün.

@ Guido - schade, dass Du Dich wieder von BioCryst getrennt hast.
Ich glaube, die guten Quartals kommen jetzt erst.  

dein wort in gottes ohr - sind im pre zwar mit derzeit 39,15 $ im plus, allerdings lag das pre high auch schon bei 39,50 $.

bin gespannt, wann wir die 40,- $ knacken ;-)

d.i. kein Versprechen.