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To: "Jeffrey Epstein" <[email protected]>
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:30:28 +0000
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BUY OR SELL
Is Vegas recovery reality or mirage for MGM?
25 September 2009 16:46 GMT
Reuters News English (c) 2009 Reuters Limited * Shares up 60 percent so far this month *
Macau joint venture a "hidden jewel" By Deena Beasley LOS ANGELES, Sept 25 (Reuters) -
Gamblers are starting to head back to Las Vegas, helping shares of MGM Mirage rise some 60
percent so far this month. But some investors question whether Sin City's recovery will be
strong enough to absorb a coming wave of new resort capacity. MGM's CityCenter, a multi-tower
enclave of casinos, hotels, condominiums and shops being developed in partnership with Dubai
World, will begin a phased opening on the Las Vegas Strip in December. EARNINGS
UNDERESTIMATED? Cost-cutting has helped MGM weather the recession and will bolster its bottom
line in coming quarters, although its borrowing costs are climbing as the highly-leveraged
casino operator refinances its debt at higher rates. Some analysts think the potential of the
world's second-largest casino operator has been underestimated. The number of visitors to Las
Vegas fell 1.3 percent year-over-year in July, compared with a drop of 6 percent for the
first seven months of the year. "MGM has the most opportunity leverage to a recovery here,"
said Bill Lerner, a principal at Las Vegas-based Union Gaming. He said Wall Street's average
forecast of $1.6 billion for MGM's 2011 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and
amortization could be an underestimate of 20 percent to 30 percent. Others spot a buying
opportunity as investor sentiment toward gambling stocks becomes more positive. The specter
of default, and potential bankruptcy, pushed MGM shares below $2 in March, but the company
has been able to restructure some debt. Shares traded near $12.30 on Friday -- a steep drop
from $31.00 a year ago. MGM, with nine Strip resorts, is heavily dependent on the health of
Las Vegas, but it does possess "one hidden jewel
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