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Resorts & Casinos Industry

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Stocks in Resorts & Casinos Sector

Ameristar Casinos Inc.
Century Casinos Inc.
Full House Resorts Inc.
Isle of Capri Casinos, Inc.
Melco Crown Entertainment Limited
Monarch Casino & Resort Inc.
Penn National Gaming Inc.
Vail Resorts Inc.

Boyd Gaming Corp.
Empire Resorts Inc.
Global Casinos Inc.
Las Vegas Sands Corp.
MGM Resorts International
Nevada Gold & Casinos Inc.
Table Trac Inc.
Wynn Resorts Ltd.

Resorts & Casinos Upgrades

Date

Ticker

Analyst

Old Rating

New Rating

01/21/2011

BYD

Argus

Sell

Hold

01/21/2011

ISLE

Merriman Curhan Ford

Neutral

Buy

01/05/2011

BYD

UPDATE - Barclays

Equalweight

Overweight

01/05/2011

BYD

Barclays

Equalweight

Overweight

Resorts & Casinos Downgrades

Date

Ticker

Analyst

Old Rating

New Rating

01/21/2011

MGM

An analyst at Hudson Securities

Hold

Sell this morning

12/17/2010

BYD

BMo Capital

Market Perform

Underperform

10/13/2010

MGM

An analyst at Soleil has

Buy

Hold this morning

10/12/2010

WYNN

BMo Capital

Outperform

Market Perform

Resorts & Casinos New Coverages

Date

Ticker

Analyst

Rating

10/02/2012

PENN

ISI Group

Hold

10/02/2012

WYNN

ISI Group

Buy

08/09/2012

MPEL

Jefferies

Underperform

07/13/2012

MPEL

Janney Montgomery Scott

Buy

Resorts & Casinos Earnings

Date

Company

Actual

Expected

Prev Yr Qtr

11/07/2012

Full House Resorts Inc. (FLL)

0.11

0.02

0.11

11/07/2012

Century Casinos Inc. (CNTY)

0.05

0.06

10/31/2012

MGM Resorts International (MGM)

-0.23

-0.17

-0.14

10/31/2012

Ameristar Casinos Inc. (ASCA)

0.48

0.57

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