LVS to $50 after enough painLook at daily or weekly and even monthly showing signs of turnaraound while setting up the bottom. This is a $50 stock in near future
L1VS34 trade ideas
needs to break this downtrend channel, but at a strong support$LVS hitting trendline support that goes back to 2010! extreme support that will most likely not break unless some horrible news comes out.
watch for a downtrend breakout, then breakout to previous highs shortly after.
$LVS - close to the $41 trendline resistanceLVS has come close to backfilling the gap down it had a while back. The $41c 11/05 calls have been beautiful. I would expect a little resistance at the trendline but I also expect her to keep climbing into next year. LVS has been beaten down to no end and last time I checked, gamblers are very good at continuing to find ways to wager their money. Keep an eye out. I will post upside potential resistance points once she breaks. Always be aware of pull backs to the breakout line in these situations. If you are buying stock, no worries but short term calls can be painful if you do not get out on time. GLL!
Long | LVSNYSE:LVS
Possible Scenario: LONG
Evidence: Price Action, It's going to fill the gap.
TP1: 39.5$
TP1: 41$
Call options, strike 40$, 01/21/2021.
*This is my idea and could be wrong 100%.
LVS- Rectangle Pattern break outLVS -Rectangle breakout.
MACD - Bullish.
It follows the Fib pivot levels
Watchlist 10/10Hey everyone SamC here, we are going to start posting some set ups for the following trading day of a couple names we are watching. Feel free to ask questions in the comments and give us a follow.
Uptrend with major supportLVS reached major support area (Monthly Chart)
Good price to enter.
Break below $33, bear will step in.
TP: $45 first
9/20 LVS(1) weekly chart
(2) as you see LVS currently stays at green line, which is a strong support
(3) only swing opportunity, resistance at 48-50
LVSLVS is close to support levek that worked for the last 8 years
long above support to 44 resistance level
Las Vegas Sands - likely breakdown aheadLVS is retesting its covid peak lows of March 2020 and at a 10 year support.
With China's tightening regulation on casino's, Las Vegas Sands looks in trouble as it has significant exposure to Macau. There's some clear relative weakness when compared to MGM, which has a much larger US portfolio of properties
LVS properties: www.sands.com
MGM properties: www.mgmresorts.com
MGM - monthly
LVS is a strong short candidate with 40-50% downside from here based on a measured breakdown.
$LVS Is Las Vegas Sands worth the Gamble?
Hopefully you find the chart helpful in terms of Supports & Resistance etc.
we refrain from adding commentary on the chart as that is reserved for our members and we are very conscious of not giving financial or trading advice.
Thank you for taking time to consult our chart and we would really appreciate a like, follow or comment.
LONG LVS! BUY THE DIP! Earlier this year, Las Vegas Sands sold its Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, meaning that they now have ZERO base in the United States. HOWEVER, with that being said, even when they had those properties, LVS has made a WHOPPING 80% of their revenue from their locations and operations in Singapore and Macau. These have not being doing well due to those places having heavy Covid-19 restrictions. With this being said, there will come a time that Corona Virus WILL pass, and that time is coming sooner then we believe. With operation warp-speed making inoculations available to practically everyone, this should be a key in the passing of this virus. When this happens, (keep in mind it WILL happen), places such as Singapore and Macau, (Las Vegas Sands MAIN places of operation), will see a RAPID re-opening, thus people will start heading out and about again, and where else but to the casino! (Macau is the worlds LARGEST casino hub) As it stands, LVS is roughly 40% down off of its 52 week high, and is actually the only member of the S&P500 with a loss of over 30% in 2021. With time, I truly believe this company can bounce back, and bounce back HARD, one reason being the end of Corona Virus, another being the fact that they are now trying to tap into the sports gambling industry, a 203 BILLION dollar industry, as well as the fast growing online gaming industry, a 160 BILLION dollar industry. I have bought in at $39.40, and I CANNOT wait to see what this bad boy does. As always, get long, buy the dip, and watch your money grow! This may be wrong, or it may be the buy of a lifetime, the choice is yours. If you DO decide to buy, do so at your OWN risk, as I am far from a professional :)
$LVSLas Vegas Sands has taken a big hit the past couple months but it’s finally come to an area of value.
Strong long term support.
Oversold on the daily & weekly chart.
Keep this on your watchlist for a possible reversal.
- Factor Four
LVS - Weekly - Super Long-Term TriangleAs the leading company of entertainment, can the giant recover from Covid19?
LVS LongDemand Zone Confirmation
Hook reversal
Entry 41
Stop 38
Target 60
Risk management is much more important than a good entry point.
The max Risk of each plan should be less than 1% of an account.
I am not a PRO trader. I trade option to test my trading plan with small cost.
$LVS - Shutdown expected?The selling volume and no buyers are a concerning view not only here but in many reopening stocks. Keep your stops tight.
Sunday Prep 8/01 - $LVS LONGThinking if this can speed up down towards 37 level I would be a buyer for a bounce. Keep in mind, this is weak due to looming lockdown possibilities from Covid resurgence.
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.
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.
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.
