Ships hit the iceberg a while ago in Vegas

Mr. Smith

EOG Master
now all sinking

they had aggressive expansion plans based on greed with debt they can no longer possibly pay due to downturn.

Station Casinos announced bankruptcy today

MGM is out of covanent on their debt

Harrahs has 23.1 billion in debt, will not be long before they are officially cooked well done.

Wynn cant fill his hotels

Las Vegas Sands teetering

Terribles bankrupt

it was funny a few days ago I saw an analyst say a few years ago he crunched the numbers on these aggressive expansion plans for companies like MGM and Harrahs and the numbers simply did not add up. No way they should do it, but when he talked to managment, they would agree the numbers did not add up, but they figured it would somehow work out.

The analyst concluded the management just was not very smart.Really? You just fiuguring that out? Its been obvious for a long time.

Vegas has been run into the ground by bad casino management same as Detroit was run aground by bad auto management. But no one is coming to bail out Las Vegas. Just the opposite really, Obama slammed companies who have taken any bail-out money going to conventions there, causing millions of dollars damage from companies cancelling since then, many of whom did not take bail-out money but did not want to be possibly associated with corporate waste now.
 
Re: Ships hit the iceberg a while ago in Vegas

Yup...but bankruptcy is the best option for these wipes.

Can't wait to see what MGM sells Bellagio for...$0.10 on the $1.00
 
Re: Ships hit the iceberg a while ago in Vegas

Funny that much like the analyst, I figured out management wasn't very smart after talking to them for five minutes as well.
 

Dante

EOG Veteran
Re: Ships hit the iceberg a while ago in Vegas

When will we see that triple DUMP the IP on Discovery channel getting wire up to be blown to the moon?? what a SHITHOLE
 
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