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Clear Divergence - Las Vegas Sands (LVS) Long For nearly two weeks LVS RSI has been increasing and price falling. The earning were used to dump it (for now) - even thought they beat on estimates. Friday was fresh 52 week lows on 70% of normal volume. Its possible that Markets Movers grind it down a little more - but this looks like its going to spring back to $50+ If nothing else there should be some mean reversion two areas that stand out are at the 1.61% at VPOC and 2 at VPOC too - which is the first target around $49.40 Options market is cheap - Aug 20 48c were 34 cents Friday on the close - there may chance early in the week to get in.
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by Maximilianned
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The chart and trend lines can reveal a lot of stuff !1. Weekly trend is stuck in a consolidation phase for the last 11 years , price ranging between 34.92 to 82.20. 2. From Mar 11 to Aug 12, there were 4 buying opportunities as price was well supported at 34.92. That means, had you bought it and sold off at 82.20 you would have made a one fold profit. 3. Selling opportunities were lesser and less frequent. It appears on Mar 14 and May 18, 4 years apart when it hit the resistance at 82.20 level. After May 18, price has failed to break higher , in fact from chart we can see lower highs in each year. 4. The nature of the business requires the rich and wannabes to hang out at their glamours casinos and spent money. The Covid 19 situation has exacerbated the entertainment industry ! It brought many small lounges, bars , etc to bankruptcy and out of business. 5. Now, with the delta variant virus, it is a double whammy to the simmering hope that the entertainment industry was clinging on and desperately needed to get out ! In conclusion, I will not invest in such companies for the long term as its business is very dependent on the participation of its customers on site. Not forgetting the online gambling scene is getting more aggressive, trying hard to steal a slice of this multi billion industries.
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by dchua1969
Bet On The House LVS has emerged from the trenches of its COVID-induced bottoms as it had at one point over doubled from its trough. Yet, recently it has seen another bear market as it has sold off roughly 25%. However, the company is in a way better position to capitalize on both the reopening of the world economy and cheaper financing from lower rates. The finances support this backdrop as its current asset has risen to $5.63B as its liabilities have remained subdued to $2.46B as of Q1 2021. This gives it a current ratio (assets/liabilities) of 2.3, the healthies the company has seen in several years. Additionally, the company owns some of the best gambling assets in the world including the Venetian in Las Vegas, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, and the Parisian in Macau. These assets may flourish as travel pick up around the world. Individuals and businesses will begin to spend more money on leisure and conventions which will ultimately drive the bottom line for these assets. Las Vegas Sands's global exposure also allows for diversification and global exposure to entertainment opportunities. The company has also flirted with the potential for a sports gambling and esports division which could drive growth in the future. Finally, the company releases on July, 21 which will give a portal into the outlook of its revenue and income. This will be the ultimate driver of the price action of the stock in the short term. Bet on the house.
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by howdydany
LVS - Potential Bullish Upswing Based on Historic PerformanceLVS has a historic performance of dropping before earnings and then increasing after. Right now, earnings is about a month out still. LVS at the moment is in a downward channel and had decreased over the past month. I am looking to see LVS performance over the next 2 weeks. In the time being, it might be smart to enter right now for a quick swing, as LVS has decreased over the past month and might see an upwards movement before a correction in time for earnings. If LVS drops before earnings after the week of 7/12, I plan on entering long for about a month. LVS normally sees bull runs last 2-3 weeks. Happy trading all. I am not a financial advisor.
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by rayrraderstocks
LVS week of 6/28Been waiting on LVS for a while now, looking at a possible multi week mover either way. Here on the 4hr we have a clean cut descending channel looking for a bounce off long term support, I have a feeling we will reach down to test one more time and I wouldnt be surprised if it touches or even breaks a few cents under 51.00. Super simple play, I am bullish on a break of 56.25 with volume. Bullish TPs on a break of 56.25 are 60, 64, 67, 70, 75 and 80. There is also a substantial bearish possibility that we see a massive dip as the stock has consistently hit lower highs on the monthly chart and a drop to 45 seems likely on a break of support at 50.50. My bearish TPs in the event of such a dip are equally as far out at 48, 45, 42, 40, 35 and 30. Places to watch for a reversal on a large dip are 47.50, 42.50 and 40. Link to monthly chart attached (Multi Week Plan)
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by Retard_Trader
LVS Long IdeaLVS has been in a consolidation range for over 3 months. It is approaching a trend line that has been proven to be major support over the past year. I am looking for a breakout of this trading range to the upside. This stock moves fast when it gets a little momentum to the upside. It is currently trading below the 200 day MA, which in this market makes it somewhat of a value play. Strategy: Jan 2022 60 Calls (These contracts are trading with the lowest premium since they were originated) Aug 2021 52.50/50 Put Credit Spread. Good risk to reward if it bounces and, gives plenty of time for the move to happen and collect a little theta decay. Good luck trading!
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by Cody62
Las Vegas Sands - post pandemic watch list ideaLooks okay here, but $LVS might pull back if broader market pauses or enters downturn in early June. Pivot points to note: S1 pivot is approximately $55.80; R1 is $59.20 YTD linear regression line currently at $61. Linear regression in uptrend which reflects recovery form late January sell-off. I wouldn't describe it as drastically oversold at this level. For long-term investors, a half position at this time would be interesting. I purchased shares in an IRA account because I felt my cash levels were too high.
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by goledger