Las Vegas Sands......beobachten

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

 

Rico hast du da auch dein Geld drin SANDS CHINA LTD REG.S .
Wie gestern schon geschrieben habe echt kein Nerven mehr zu warten bis sich bei der DB
was tut.
Bin da gut rein zu 40 ,56 Euro aber da geht seit Wochen nix.
Gehe da raus und brauche echt was neues zum investieren.  

Ja, seit Oktober letzten Jahres.  

und dort ist das Unternehmen Las Vegas Sands besonders
gut aufgestellt ?

In Macau und Singapore.

Asia Will Dominate Global Growth in the Next Decade: Strategist

Global investors should place their bets on Asia as the region will dominate growth in the next decade, said Don Gimbel, senior MD & CIO of Carret Asset Management on CNBC.

Asia is really a place that over the next decade or two, is going to have a predominance of growth in the world," Gimbel said.  "As a global investor, you look at where growth is, where there is stable government, companies with good management and good business plans that you understand."

That does not mean investors should strictly invest in Asian stocks, he said, but on big multinationals that are ramping up growth in the region.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/40266927  

 

HONG KONG—The Nevada Supreme Court threw out a lower court's decision to award a Hong Kong businessman $58.6 million for allegedly helping Las Vegas Sands Corp. win a gambling license in Macau, ruling that the district court's errors warranted a new trial.

In 2008, a jury decided Richard Suen should be paid for helping arrange meetings in Beijing between company executives and Chinese officials, which he said led to the gambling giant's 2002 receipt of a coveted license to operate casinos in Macau. The Chinese territory, on track this year to rake in four times the gambling revenue of the Las Vegas Strip, is now home to three casinos run by Las Vegas Sands unit Sands China Ltd.

Las Vegas Sands spokesman Ron Reese said, "The company hasn't yet had an opportunity to thoroughly review the details but obviously we're pleased with the result."

Mr. Suen couldn't immediately be reached for comment.

Legal experts say though the ruling was in favor of the casino operator, the prospect of a new trial isn't great news for the company because of the potential bad publicity and because one of its key witnesses, former Las Vegas Sands President William Weidner, is unlikely to be cooperative. Mr. Weidner resigned in March 2009 after almost 14 years at the company amid disputes with Las Vegas Sands Chairman Sheldon Adelson.

"The company will continue to defend its contention that Suen had nothing to do with the license," Mr. Reese said.

The state's supreme court reversed the lower court's earlier decision in an order filed Wednesday, ruling that a district judge shouldn't have admitted a hearsay statement during the trial.

Mr. Suen tried to prove to the jury that the meetings he had arranged in Beijing influenced the license tender process, but without the hearsay statement, "the jury may have found there was no connection," the judgement said.

The high court also concluded that the district court had erred in refusing to instruct the jury on presumptions of governmental regularity, as one of Las Vegas Sands's defense arguments revolved around the presumption that officials in mainland China had no involvement with Macau's licensing procedure and, therefore, that the meetings Mr. Suen had set up with Chinese officials hadn't led to the company securing the license.

Mr. Suen had argued that Beijing was involved even though Macau's basic law entitles it to independent executive, legislative and judicial powers, the order said.

In June 2009, Las Vegas Sands paid $42.5 million to settle a dispute with three other businessmen who had claimed they helped the company secure its Macau gambling licence. The settlement came just before a Nevada jury was set to start a public hearing on the case.

The company is also facing a wrongful termination suit from former Sands China Chief Executive Steve Jacobs, who alleges he was fired after refusing to carry out Mr. Adelson's illegal demands.

http://online.wsj.com/article/...75646.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoo_hs  

Las Vegas Sands [LVS  47.08    2.18  (+4.86%)   ]: Cramer considers LVS one of the greatest turnaround stories he’s seen—it’s up there with Ford, he said—which is why he thinks the stock is a buy.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/...%7Cheadline%7Cquote%7Ctext%7C&par=yahoo  

 

Danke fürs wecken.  

was macht eigentlich die Verkäuferin (Bäckerei - du weißt schon)  

 

euch allen

Heizung wieder ganz, heute morgen 7 Uhr war der Installateuer da und hat den blöden Lüftermotor ausgetauscht. Das heißt, kein frieren am Wochenende...

Guido  

 

@ Guido - mit Heizung ist das WE sicherlich angenehmer :-))

Ich wünsche euch auch mal ein schönes WE  

Wünsche allen ein schönes Wochenende.

@Stehauf
Was macht eigentlich Dein Teppichklopfer ?  

wie du siehst funktioniert noch. ;-))

aber jetzt wirklich schluß... einen schönen Abend noch an ALLE  

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1652709325&play=1  

Gambling Giant Sheldon Adelson
Owner of largest hotel in the world lost billions, but his fortunes bounced back

http://abcnews.go.com/nightline

Für mich winer der größten ALLER Zeiten !  

Ein starker Schlussspurt von LVS am Freitag. :-))  

Wenn man den Chart an schaut sieht das GUT aus. :-))

Wird eine heiße nächste Woche.  

Was kann mit diesem CEO beim Projekt $75 schiefgehen ?

*** GAR NICHTS ***

$$$ STRONG BUY $$$  

die Jahresendwette steht noch. ;-))  

Wer wohl für den Kursrutsch der letzten Tage
verantwortlich war ? M.E. haben die großten Jungs damit
den Boden für den kommenden Kurssprung auf $60 geschaffen.
Es wird noch viel Geld in diesen Wert fliessen und ich bin
wieder voll investiert.  

Du glaubst an die 75$

und

Ich glaube immer noch an die ca. 65-70$ und an zwei Kisten Bier von dir