Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS) Buy, Sell or Hold

Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS)

48.83

+0.11 (0.23%)

as of Jun 18, 2026, 8:20:10 pm Market Open.

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PARTIAL SELL

This is a little extended. A lot of stocks in that area have already had a lift recently and have got valuation improvements. If you own, he would be inclined to take a little money off the table.

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HOLD

Feels this has a very strong outlook. Huge position in Macau. Very strong growth in gaming in Asia and they have the dominant position. Also have a strong position in Las Vegas. Trend in this business is very good. High margins. Has been increasing talk in the gaming industry of gaming companies spinning off their land holdings into REITs.

DON'T BUY

It has lagged its peers. Not a favourable pattern.

WAIT

Been in and out of this one quite a few times in the past but haven’t owned it for the last 12 months or so. Missed on earnings last quarter. A pure China play and he would like to own when it looks like China is really on a roll. 85% of its revenues come from Asia. Long-term, he has no doubt that revenues and growth will continue. Probably looking at high double digit long-term growth.

HOLD

Coming into resistance at around $52. If it can get through the $51 level, the next place we would see would be $60. $38 is a good support. Moving averages are trying to right themselves. He would probably wait for it to come back to $38 or get above $50.

WAIT

This is a high beta stock. This is all about Asia and more particularly China. 81% of revenues today come from Asia. You could use this as a trading stock as it has that volatility. From a long-term growth rate point of view, this is probably one of the strongest growth companies out there. Expected growth rate of 20%.

WAIT

Gaming industry, especially those tied to the Asian market such as this one, have not performed well in the last while. At best, sideways. Growth in China is slowing. You could look at this as a trading stock. Long-term there is certainly secular growth. High beta stock. Wouldn't be a buyer at this point.

BUY

Chart shows a fantastic support level at around $35. Good yield. You could stick your oar in at this point.

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COMMENT

Currently bouncing off a pretty oversold level at this point. If this rally continues, the stock should be okay. This is a fantastic property in Singapore and they should do well. Long-term growth is in the high 20% range. With what is happening globally, the stock may not do well in the near-term.

WATCH

Was in a very defined trading range in 2011. Broke out in early 2012 and is now back down to the top of that trading range. Old resistance (of about $48) becomes new support. It will be interesting if it will hold at that point. That would be the only reason he would buy it.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute.) Very levered to Macau and leisure spending. Asia, with its weakness right now, is an area he would stay away from.

COMMENT

Has meandered between $40 and $50 for a good part of last year. You can use this as a trading stock. Stocks like this and Wynn Resorts (WYNN-Q) should do well given that the macro environment is getting better.

COMMENT

Has built a long base. Technical analysis says that a base this long indicates a good rally. He would suggest a bracket trade. Buy it if it goes above $50 and sell it if it goes below $40.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Sep 16/10, Up 33.90%) A it more of a trading stock. Moved into Winn. Will benefit from growth in Asia. High beta stock.

COMMENT

Butting up against the upper end of its range. Economy is slowing in this company makes its living on people flying in and gambling. If people are concerned about a slowing economic environment, he would look at buying this in the depths of a real global slowdown.

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