The Asian bad news has been happening for 2 years and during that time people continue to gamble and the Casino stocks continued to rise. That's a Fact.
I believe he is beyond help
CP... I think he is out of his mind!
He's an i'll person, beyond any known cure
And MPEL has been rising with the analyst upgrades.
Amazing how MPEL keeps hitting new highs beating out WYNN and LVS
Qgly for the shorts as MPEL keeps hitting new highs
Cramer is at it again today 6/19:
Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE:LVS): Jim Cramer ranked this stock a Buy. Cramer previously ranked this stock a Buy on May 30, 2013. The stock’s 52-week high is $60.54, and its 52-week low is $34.72.
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The person is so sick he doen't realize his illness
A usless being unworth of thei board
More Dribble Moronic posting by a Useless Loser
Last is part number Four-
As a father of two teenage boys, I’m well aware that we now live in an age where many kids are already dangerously addicted to internet games.
What started with arcade games, like Pac-man 30 years ago, has now morphed into an environment where kids’ formative years are spent immersed in tablets, smart phones, home video games and other portable electronic devices.
Let me quote some important words from gaming counselor Liz Woolley who established Online Gamers Anonymous. In a letter to the BBC, she wrote:
“For some, the enjoyment turns to suffering when they become ‘addicted’ to the games. They no longer have the ‘choice’ to play, but are driven to play….”
After spending so many years playing addictive internet games, kids and young adults today have been primed for the pump, and online gambling advocates know there’s a lot of money to be made from exploiting them.
To make matters worse, young adults in America are also suffering under nearly a trillion dollars in student loans. To tempt them to solve their financial problems with a click of the mouse is unconscionable.
So, no, online gambling is not a threat to my business.
It’s a threat to our society—a toxin which all good people ought to resist.
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This is Part 3::::
per year. Furthermore In short, the rise of internet gaming has clearly come at the cost of land-based casinos in Europe.
What does that information foretell for us here in the United States? To begin with, a loss of 200,000 direct gaming industry jobs and additional 200,000 lost indirect and induced jobs. That’s 400, 000 lost jobs in casino-hosting cities across America.
The negative economic impact, the plague it could bring to our society is even more far-reaching.
Online gambling makes it possible for bets to be placed by anyone at any time. When gambling is available in every bedroom, every dorm room and every office space, there will be no way to fully determine that each wager has been placed in a rational and consensual manner.
AS an example, the possibility of underage children finding ways to place online wagers and the possibility of people betting under the influence of drugs or being coerced are all scenarios that can happen when the person is only monitored by their own computer screen.
On the other hand, when a person makes an effort to get dressed, join some friends and head to the local casino for a night of entertainment they must show themselves as adults, and their behavior can be observed and ultimately managed by security and other staff if needed.
Let’s also focus here on the impact of online gambling on children and young adults. part 4 is next
Part 2:
successful businesses over the course of my nearly seven decades- long business career, I’m not afraid of competing with anyone.
Second, our company makes twice as much money from our non-gaming attractions in the United States than we do from our casino operations. Finally, almost all our casino profits come from Asia, where online gambling doesn’t exist and won’t be legalized soon, if ever.
So while the impact on my company’s business would be limited, the hit on other commercial casinos, Native American casinos, and racetrack-casinos across the land could be substantial and even lead to their eventual demise.
Recent research from a number of European countries shows that the proliferation of internet gaming has, as a start, resulted in a 20 percent decrease in visitation to the land-based casinos in those countries. That number is bound to worsen as internet gaming dependency grows.
The research also shows that over the past ten years internet gambling revenue in Europe has gone up on average 26 to 28 percent. Meanwhile, land-based casino revenue has been flat or even contracted during that same period of time, even though it was expected to increase at five to ten percent per year.
Sheldon Adelson is chairman and CEO of Las Vegas Sands LVS +0.19% Corp., the largest gaming company in the world.
“Click your mouse and lose your house” isn’t a marketing slogan for advocates of legalized online gambling. But it should be.
Right now, several state legislatures, including the populous states of California and Pennsylvania, are considering proposals to allow the legalization of online gaming. Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware have already approved it. Congress is also interested in the issue as multiple pieces of legislation, both limiting and expanding online gaming, have recently been introduced.
As an industry leader, and more importantly as a father, grandfather, citizen and patriot of this great country, I am adamantly opposed to the legalization and proliferation of online casino gaming.
You would think the chairman of the world’s largest gaming company would pursue any aspect of gaming which could increase profits, right?
Ordinarily that is true—but online gambling is ‘fool’s gold.’
Whether it is full casino gaming, poker only, or anything in between -this is a societal train wreck waiting to happen.
With the expansion of internet gaming now taking place at the state level, I strongly urge Congress to either rewrite the Federal Wire Act, or pass new legislation making internet gaming illegal nationwide.
Additionally, I encourage greater enforcement of the laws currently prohibiting off-shore internet gaming companies from engaging in transactions with U.S. citizens.
Critics will claim I have ulterior motives in taking such a strong stand on this issue. They’ll say I’m just afraid to compete for this business or that I’m worried about the impact on my land-based casinos in Nevada and Pennsylvania.
First, with our popular brands – like The Venetian – we would be very effective competitors in this market place. Having started more than 50 different successful businesses over the course of my nearly seven decades- long business career, I’m not af
Here's what Cramer said:
"MGM Resorts (MGM), Las Vegas Sands (LVS): "MGM is an inexpensive stock. I think it is going to do really well. Las Vegas Sands, though, is my favorite in that business.""
Looks like LVS is Cramers new "Best of Breed".
"If you build it they will come" once there they will buy, very simple theory thought out by Adelson the Visionary
In Macau The Grand Emperor operates its casino under the gaming licence of Sociedade de Jogos de Macau, SA.. Emperor Entertainment profits were up by fifth. June 19th 2013
Once again Yahoo would not let me post the article inits entirety......