Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE:LVS)

this company going to make big profits or earnings in next 5 + yrs

Seems like Wynn is doing well in china, has been strong the last two or three years

As China incomes continue to increase more people will come to Macau. It is a fantasy come true for the Chinese. A growing market and a very clever CEO equals growing profits.

A winning formula. Lots of upside potential in Macau. New Parisian is exciting. Expansion opportunities abound in Asia and then there is Madrid.

LVS is a very stable stock. This will defiantly be increasing over the years. Just look at the news, New Sands Casino's are opening up everywhere. Hell, one just opened up next to my town! Well, if you are not an investor who just bases his picks off of the News look at the charts. It looks like the Himalayas mountains. It just keeps on going up, up, and up. I believe if you keep this stock and sit on it for a couple years. You will be making a really good profit on it. Maybe not as much as you would like because of the damn Tax you get on them. Anyway,

With LVS' large EBITA in Macau and goal to expand in Spain and Japan and Canada this company is a powerhouse.

*See WYNN

His idea idea comes from a bullish write-up on Las Vegas Sands (LVS). The author of this piece believes that shares of LVS are seriously undervalued, not because of its casino operations, but because of its valuable real estate.

The author contends that if LVS were to split up into a mall REIT, a lodging REIT and a casino operator (somewhat similar to what Penn National Gaming is proposing) that its stock, whcih sits at $43 today, would be worth $85.

He goes even further saying that in 5 years, mainly as a result of growth in Asia, the stock could be worth $170.
Now I don't know about the latter part, but the undervalued realestate and potential conversion into a REIT are certainly intriguing.

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Naj

Near 20% market share in Macau, the new center for gambling. The company will aggressively grow operation throughout Asia and possibly Europe and South America as well. With new capital expenditures, bears may take a bite out of the stock price in the short term, but I believe these investments will pay off in the long run.
Look for the stock the climb with news of each new resort development, but fall with low revenues.

China is still growing rapidly, albeit at a lower growth rate than in prior years. Company is trading at a reasonable PE given its growth rate, and the company has valuable real estate underlying its operations. If the company is broken up shareholders will see some of this value untapped.

Poor leadership and reduced discretionary spending until elections are over with and fiscal cliff resolved.

It is a gambling stock? Which gambling stock has failed before?

Best of breed and MBS.

To many recent lawsuits and criminal allegations. In addition to global economic slowdown. Chinese economy is continually slowing down, American is sluggish, and the big one European travelers to both macau and lv have no disposable income. Posssibly relook in 2014 with the American housing comeback.

the economy is sloeing peaple are holding back on spendingas result cash is being held in limbo. when employment rises homes stat selling economy will pic up although slow ,it will psychological confert peaple to visit casinos in ac and china,sin is bad but pesple in general are weak and will give in to their weaknessi

This isn't my typical type of pick (low ds, cheap, fallen from grace), but I'm going to go ahead and upthumb here.

Look, it's not the cheapest stock ever at 11X EBITDA and 22X earnings, but it's also growing at 30%+ (.67 peg) with mid 30% EBITDA margins. Maybe there will be a China slowdown, maybe there won't be, but my bet is that long-term this is a great business at a good price. Thumbs up-- low peg, great business

Lvs has a wide price range and I think it is near a low.