Prev Close | 85.14 |
Day Low/High | 88.07 / 94.43 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.02 / 90.26 |
Prev Close | 85.14 |
Day Low/High | 88.07 / 94.43 |
52 Wk Low/High | 6.02 / 90.26 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 208.28B |
Market Cap | 17.73B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The two gaming companies are expected to top the year ago period's results.
The country is finally on course to approve gaming resorts this year, which is boosting casino stocks in the United States, Macau and Malaysia.
Caesars Entertainment has landed an agreement with creditors, after two years of legal woes.
U.S. stocks slipped Tuesday as investors processed the first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday.
Shares of Caesars Entertainment were lower Monday after the company appealed a U.S. Bankruptcy Court ruling.
Caesars shares sink after a judge ruled that it would not be shielded from $11 billion in bondholder lawsuits.
Gaming stocks may have bottomed and could be due for a payout. Consider placing your bets on MGM, Caesars, Boyd and Pinnacle.
There could be some decent upside left here.
In the gaming space, I'd put my money on a Macau rebound and value.
Tech, telecom stocks lead major averages lower.
The biggest threat to the casino business could be millennials, according to one expert.
It plays well and the odds are good.
Gaming giant Caesars Entertainment is over-leveraged and in bankruptcy so its shares will most likely become worthless, said George Schultze, CEO of Schultze Asset Management.
There's no shortage of trouble spots as a new month begins.
Some companies in better position than aging population.
As states like Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware recently began legalizing intrastate online gambling, Chris Versace says more casino companies may enter the online gaming environment.
Companies that embrace online gaming will have an edge.
It will be a busy day for traders watching the U.S. retail sector with Urban Outfitters, Dick's, American Eaglereporting earnings. Jonathan Marino reports from the Nasdaq Marketsite.
Economic data seem to be shifting for the better.
Boyd and Caesars look poised to recover from their pullbacks.
Howard Marks' Oaktree Capital has a track record of finding great underperformers.
I am setting up long positions in Bally Tech and Scientific Games.
For Caesars, naked call-writing is the way to go -- but only if you truly understand the risk.
Another busy week for quarterly reports lies ahead of the July jobs report on Friday.
The recovery in the housing market has boosted homebuilder IPOs, but the boom isn't just for housing. Many real estate offerings are performing well.
We see a lot of short squeezes as money rotates into laggard groups.
Quarterly reports continue to roll in this coming week as investors get results from Facebook, Pfizer and General Motors. TheStreet's Brittany Umar has the details.
These are quality names, but the Street has become far too smitten with them.
Potential clarifying online-gaming legislation should mean good things for a number of casinos and others in the sector.