MGM Resorts' BetMGM Expands Online Casino With Fremantle Deal
MGM's BetMGM partners with Fremantle to expand its online casino with iconic game show content.
1 Incredible Value Stock I'm Buying Now
MGM Resorts (MGM 0.24%) is a leader in gaming on the Las Vegas Strip and Macao, but the market hasn't appreciated the company's cash flow or buybacks over the past year. In this video, Travis Hoium shows why this is a cheap stock and has incredible potential through not only buybacks but also long-term growth.
MGM Resorts: A 13% FCF Yielding Bet That Could Double In 3 Years
MGM Resorts: A 13% FCF Yielding Bet That Could Double In 3 Years
MGM Resorts: Ready To Roll The Dice On A Market Leader And Cashflow Generator
Starting coverage of MGM Resorts today, I am calling it a buy, driven by its top market share and steady trend of positive cashflow. Although the macro outlook for Las Vegas is mixed for 2025, MGM has been growing in Asia and has a diversified US portfolio beyond Vegas. The stock is not a dividend payer, but it is trading below its moving average and at an undervaluation to peers.
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UnitedHealth Group shares have dropped over 20% due to public backlash and political rhetoric; current valuation suggests 17-30% upside potential. IAC remains undervalued in a SOTP framework, with MGM Resorts presenting significant upside due to its clean balance sheet and undervalued core US gaming business. MGM's US gaming business is undervalued at ~9x free cash flow; fair value suggests 25-43% upside when considering its Chinese business stake.
Where Will MGM Resorts Stock Be in 5 Years?
MGM Resorts (MGM -1.50%) was a post-pandemic winner because it benefited from the resurgence of America's in-person entertainment venues after the lockdowns and other movement restrictions. However, with Las Vegas gambling near its peak, the company must look to new international markets to pioneer the next leg of long-term growth.
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Here's Why Investors Should Retain MGM Resorts Stock for Now
MGM focuses on strategic partnerships and international expansion to drive growth. However, high costs are a concern.
Why MGM Is A Buy: The Complete Guide
MGM Resorts International offers a compelling investment opportunity with strong momentum in 2025, driven by Las Vegas tourism, digital gaming, and new geographic developments. The company operates four segments: Las Vegas, Regionals, and China, and Digital. Key growth drivers include new resort developments in Japan, Thailand, UAE, and digital expansion internationally, enhancing MGM's revenue and free cash flow.
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Casino and gaming stocks have been in recovery mode since the reopening after being hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. It's hard to believe, but the world's largest gaming destination, Macau, was only completely reopened in February of 2023 as China finally relaxed its zero-COVID restrictions after three years.
Down 12%, This Stock Is a Screaming Buy Today
The fundamentals are good for this entertainment company, but the market's reaction to earnings gets the potential wrong.
MGM Resorts' Q3 Earnings Miss Estimates, Revenues Increase Y/Y
MGM's third-quarter top line reflects strong contributions from MGM China, Las Vegas Strip Resorts and Regional operations.
