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MPEL: Bull or Bear?
Bullish on MPEL ...
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Cotai is intended to broaden Macau's revenue base. Industry and city officials envision a series of casinos mixed with other attractions that lure more families and convention goers. To get there, analysts say, Cotai needs more casinos to draw more foot traffic. "If the ambition is to turn Cotai into the new Las Vegas Strip, Macau needs City of Dreams to succeed," said Billy Ng, a casino-industry analyst with J.P. Morgan.
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Melco Crown (MPEL): Gamble on Macau
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Filed under: International markets, China, Newsletters, Stocks to Buy "Since 2002, Macau has become a gambling mecca like no other, even Las Vegas" says Jim Trippon, who looks at Melco Crown Entertainment (NASDAQ: MPEL). In his specialty newsletter, The China Stock Digest, he explains "Simply put, the Chinese love to gamble, and the combination of their new freedoms and new wealth have uncorked a gusher of revenue." <>He explains, "Melco has delivered industry-beating earnings growth in the booming Macau gaming, entertainment, and hospitality industries. The company's recent reorganization has l>...
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Melco (MPEL): Gamble on Macau
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"Since 2002, Macau has become a gambling mecca like no other, even Las Vegas" says Jim Trippon, who looks at Melco Crown Entertainment (NASDAQ: MPEL).
In The China Stock Digest he explains "Simply put, the Chinese love to gamble, and the combination of their new freedoms and new wealth have uncorked a gusher of revenue." Here is his review. Melco has delivered industry-beating earnings growth in the booming Macau gaming, entertainment, and hospitality industries. <>"The company’s recent reorganization has lifted it from a loss to profitability. Net revenue for the first quarter of 2008 was $482.><>><>><>><>><>><>><>><>< />< />>< />...
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Melco PBL Entertainment: The Crown of Macau
MPEL
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Macau, now known as the "Las Vegas of China", has already passed the entire state of Nevada, let alone the Las Vegas Strip, in terms of revenue. <!---->This is fueled by the fact that Macau is the only area in China where gambling is legal, where enormous wealth is being created, and where the average Chinese gambler has an expectation of beating the house. <>This has begun to grab the attention of investors looking to take part in the upside in the future of Macau that may soon leave Las Vegas looking like Reno (no offense, Reno). Currently, there are only 6 companies that hold concessions >...
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Cash In on Melco's Macau Mastery - Barron's
MPEL
-63.99%
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551 days
Barron's magazine says shares of Macau casino operator Melco PBL Entertainment (MPEL) are in for better times after a recent plunge.<!--more-->
Shares are down more than 50% on October highs as investors worried an overabundance of Macao casinos, combined with Melco's remote location, would prevent it from grabbing much market share.
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MPEL - FOUND BOTTOM
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MelcoPBL is only one of six to hold a consession or sub-consession to operate a casino in Macau. Macau is fast becoming the Vegas of Asia...and has surpassed the Las Vegas Strip in terms of gaming revenue. Here's an article of intrest telling of how Asian gamblers are doing...It's Vegas now, but three years from now it will be Macau. http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/12/26/business/gamble.php For those with TradeStation : <> <> TradeStation EasyLanguage Indicator: 2 Moving Averages Input: Price(Close),Length1(9), >>...
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Bullish on MPEL ...
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-57.67%
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686 days
MPEL has hit an airpocket...but things are looking up. The AMA deal is just a start.
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Bearish on MPEL ...
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The threat of a slowdown or even a crash in a very overvalued chinese market is enough to keep me out of plays to chinese entertainment. Long term i dont mind it.
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Neutral on MPEL ...
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+2.72%
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12 days
(closed on 10/15/07)
The stock has come back very well over the last few weeks. It is quite an interesting chart when you compare it with its peers over their initial years. Ho and company's failure initially right after coming public caused people to go skeptc about their capabilities and many started to more over to the peers with much a better performance reports :D <> The recent results stated that the parent company has turned out o making profits which put MPEL back in the spotlight. The latest numbers from the month of Sepetember 2007 drew both positive and negative comments. Some think that the gr><>><>><><>>><>><>><>>...
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Expect high returns once Melco is established
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-56.97%
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Though this company just recently started offering stock, they have big plans and a big future ahead of them. The director of the company has around a dozen hotels and casinos already under his belt which would make it easy for him to get everything up and running with this new company. I'd say by Chrismas time, you'd be able to double your investment.
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Another Long Term Hold
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870 days
As of June '07, this stock has taken a 50%+ beating since its initial IPO at the end of '06. Even before this, I saw MPEL as a great opportunity to cheaply enter the gaming sector (as compared to the almost $100/share of established companies such as WYNN and LVS). Now at a 50% IPO discount, this company not only presents a terrific opportunity for those interested in a speculative play, but for those also looking for a stock with a good deal. It's half off guys! So, this is why I was originally interested in MPEL and still am: 1) Macau, as of '06, has overtaken Las Vegas in...
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Last Chance
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Only a few weeks till the grand opening of the Crown ,May 9? 12th for the public? can't remember anyways... its close. Macau along with the gaming sector has slid off the grid lately. I am trying to buy some more shares in the low $16, missed my chance the other night. Few minutes too late. If you can get them under or at $16 I think its a great buy. I expect the stock price to get back in the $20 range after the opening. I'm also very long with this one, the growth should be accelerating as the year continues. Another reason to hold on to this one is the City of Dreams which should be bui...
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JR
(-22.49% risk: aggressive)
04/15/07
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Macau, the next Las Vegas. Melco the next big casino stock. (MPEL)
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(closed on 09/01/08)
Macau raked in $6.95 billion in gambling revenue. Higher than the Las Vegas Strip. It's only just the beginning. Casino Kings Betting on a Macau Boom - Article Link Macau cashes in on casinos -... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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More than just another gaming corp
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(closed on 12/27/07)
1. One of only six to hold a consession or sub-consession for gaming in Macau, China.
2. Holds great deal of land in Macau - very limited land left providing a barrier to entry from competition in Macau. Some real estate-minded investors still believe the company's valuation is too low...could create a REIT, to unlock some of the company's real estate value.
3. Has three prong approach on gaming in Macau. Will cater to Low, Mid, and High style gamblers. Visitor count continues to explode year over year.
4. MPEL's future operations:
<>Crown Macau - Construction kicked off in 12/>...
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Mid $30 buy may.
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-72.17%
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<> I've done some research on the Ho family. They've controlled the casino industry ever sine it was permitted in <st1:country w:st='on'><st1:place w:st='on'>China</st1:place></st1:country>. Now comes along LVS, WYNN and MGM. The big players (briefcase loaded with dough) they'll play at a MELCO owned and operated casino. There's no denying that. It's called respect and loyalty. So stick with MPEL because their profits will no resemble those of their competitors. Also Kenny Packer from PBL has sold off his newspapers and magazine business for $4.5b and happens to be <st1:city w:st='on'><st1:p>...
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