To predict the stock price of Las Vegas Sands (LVS) for the next trading week, we analyze both news and technical indicators.
Leadership Changes: Robert Goldstein, CEO of LVS, will transition to a senior advisor role in March 2026. This announcement may have minimal short-term impact but could affect long-term investor sentiment.
Macau Gaming Revenue: Recent reports indicate a significant increase in Macau's gaming revenue, up 6.8% year-over-year, which is a positive sign for LVS as Macau contributes substantially to its revenue.
Market Reaction: LVS stock rose over 4% following the positive Macau revenue news, indicating strong investor confidence in the company's growth prospects.
Price Trends: LVS is currently trading at $45.06, with a 20-day SMA of $43.94 and a 50-day SMA of $45.67. The stock is near its 20-day SMA, which may act as support.
RSI: The RSI for LVS is 51.42, indicating a neutral position, neither overbought nor oversold.
MACD: The MACD is slightly positive, suggesting mild upward momentum.
Fibonacci Levels: Resistance levels are at $46.93 and $48.03, while support levels are at $43.39 and $42.29.
Based on the analysis, LVS is expected to trade between $45 and $47 next week. The positive news from Macau and strong revenue performance suggest a bullish outlook, but caution is advised due to broader economic factors.
Prediction: Buy LVS with a target price of $47 and a stop-loss at $45.
The price of LVS is predicted to go up 4.31%, based on the high correlation periods with LARK. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 92.13%.
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Sands is well positioned to exploit growth opportunities in the attractive Asia casino market with a dominant position in Singapore (around mid-60s EBITDA share) and China (around mid-30s EBITDA share).
The company has a narrow economic moat, thanks to its possession of one of only two licenses to operate casinos in Singapore and one of only six licenses to operate casinos in China.
Sands' continued investment in Macao ($3 billion during the next 10 years) and Singapore (around $7 billion on renovations and new assets through 2028) supports its competitive position.
Morgan Stanley
2025-02-24
Price Target
$51 → $49
Upside
+8.62%
Citigroup
2025-01-30
Price Target
$65 → $67
Upside
+38.89%
Morgan Stanley
2025-01-14
Price Target
$54 → $51
Upside
+13.33%