Las Vegas Sands (NYSE:LVS) has been making significant moves in the market and investment sphere recently, with a series of investment firms increasing and decreasing their stakes in the company. The company's CEO Robert Goldstein sold a total of $26.6 million shares, while the company's COO sold 210,305 shares and another executive sold $3.82 million in LVS stock. Despite this, the stock has shown steady growth, up 11.6% since last earnings report. The company's
Singapore property continually amazes with its excellent performance, boosting the company's stock. Investors like
Amundi, Night Squared LP, The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and
Maple Rock Capital Partners Inc. have all either bought or sold substantial shares of Las Vegas Sands. Apart from this stock trading, news also highlighted that the
Marina Bay Sands outperforming and
Macao ties might affect investing decisions in Las Vegas Sands.
Argus Research and
UBS maintained their stock recommendations to buy and neutral, respectively. Lastly, the corporation's latest quarter results have beaten expectations with strong performance from their Singapore and Macau businesses, leading to the company raising its dividend and repurchase agreement.
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