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[Peggie83]

Originally Posted by ss_revup

Player or Banker is just like heads or tails. Baccarat can be eerie sometimes (Xie men)

I/m better off at punting stocks than gambling in casino.. hehe

Genting to hit $5 is possible, but along the way u must buy n sell. Sell on peaks and buy back again on dips. Dun just die die hold on. If u got deep pockets can buy Las Vegas Sands too

I want to buy too

[Lust4ML]

Hi bro Peggie

Genting SP just closed at $2.28

Good to buy?

[Lust4ML]

Originally Posted by GrandiOsO!

People usually lose before they

1) No discipline.
2) Double up after each win/loss. (ended up losing more)

You can be correct 5 out of 10 times. But why do we still lose overall? Cos' of the 5% and the double up rule.

Try betting consistent fix bet per game. See whats your result in the end?

You will either lose water money (5%) or u might just lose/win only 1/10 of your overalll bet

betting consistant amount per hand and only on Dragon trend, should be able to win , right

[Peggie83]

Originally Posted by Lust4ML

Hi bro Peggie

Genting SP just closed at $2.28

Good to buy?

We should buy.. very potential

[ba_bu_1975]

http://www.google.com/finance?q=NYSE:LVS

las vegas sands corp also can buy?

[ss_revup]

Hmm i somehow feel LVS is a better bet. But u need more capital for that lah. Currently i didnt buy into any gaming stocks.

Mostly holding S-chips and Offshore n marine stocks on hand. Genting can be a $3 stock easily by next year if u see the charts. Buy on dips.

[Lust4ML]

Originally Posted by Peggie83

We should buy.. very potential

Peggie,

Genting just release 3Q result, doesn't look good

[RoverX]

Originally Posted by Lust4ML

Peggie,

Genting just release 3Q result, doesn't look good

Hi Lust4ML,

I think it is expected, as now RWS is competing directly with MBS. Remember RWS started early. I still think it has potential. It's still a good buy on the dips. Queing at 2.08, late, so I think may not get. BTW, this is a good site to get tips....

http://www.puntersgallery.com/showthread.php?p=207320

[ss_revup]

Sharp correction on Genting price today! Likely to trend downwards further with weakness in overall markets after China's possible tightening of credit and increasing interest rates..

If this bugger drop below $2 can slowly buy in liao

[tianhao69]

Former Sands China chief executive officer (CEO) Steve Jacobs is suing Las Vegas Sands (LVS) for wrongful termination. In a lawsuit filed in a Nevada court on Wednesday and quoted by Las Vegas Review-Journal, the executive also accuses LVS chairman Sheldon Adelson of trying to pressure Macau Government officials.
Jacobs was dismissed last July and, according to court documents, no reason was given. In August the Sands China acting CEO Michael Leven admitted there was “discomfort in the relationship” between Jacobs and LVS and spoke of “a certain style of management that created difficulties”.
The former CEO also claims he was not allowed to clean out his office and was instead “escorted off the property by two members of security in public view” and “left at the border”. Only two weeks later, Jacobs says, did he receive a letter quoting a termination for cause.
The executive says he is owed money and stock options. Jacobs earned USD 1.3 million (MOP 10.4 million) per year and was eligible for a bonus worth half that amount. In his lawsuit, he claims to have rescued the Macau branch of the company from bankruptcy during the global financial crisis – an operation he compares to “saving the Titanic”.


‘Improper leverage’

Jacobs accuses Adelson of making “repeated and outrageous demands”. For instance, the court documents state that Adelson told Jacobs to use “improper leverage against senior government officials of Macau,” in order to get approval for the sale of the Four Seasons apartment hotel units.
Sands China is still waiting for the Administration’s green light to sell the serviced apartments as part of a housing cooperative.
The former CEO also claims Adelson told him to “threaten to withhold Sands China business from prominent Chinese banks unless they agreed to use influence with newly elected senior government officials of Macau in order to (…) obtain favourable treatment with regards to labour quotas and table limits.”
Jacobs claims Adelson even went as far as to order “secret investigations be performed regarding the business and financial affairs of various high-ranking members of the Macau government so that any negative information obtained could be used to exert ‘leverage’ in order to thwart government regulations/initiatives viewed as adverse to LVS’ interests.”
Finally, according to court papers, Adelson asked Jacobs to withhold from Sands China’s board of directors information involving criminal triads, Government investigations and even cost overruns.

http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/ma...dismissal.html

Adelson, a self professed zionist referred to Chinese as his sheep and is the dirtiest American Jew businessman ever. He openly cheated his own sons [adopted] , his brother Leonid and Suen [hk bizman who helped him hooked up with Beijing for the Macau gambling license].

[tianhao69]

Former Sands China chief executive officer (CEO) Steve Jacobs is suing Las Vegas Sands (LVS) for wrongful termination. In a lawsuit filed in a Nevada court on Wednesday and quoted by Las Vegas Review-Journal, the executive also accuses LVS chairman Sheldon Adelson of trying to pressure Macau Government officials.
Jacobs was dismissed last July and, according to court documents, no reason was given. In August the Sands China acting CEO Michael Leven admitted there was “discomfort in the relationship” between Jacobs and LVS and spoke of “a certain style of management that created difficulties”.
The former CEO also claims he was not allowed to clean out his office and was instead “escorted off the property by two members of security in public view” and “left at the border”. Only two weeks later, Jacobs says, did he receive a letter quoting a termination for cause.
The executive says he is owed money and stock options. Jacobs earned USD 1.3 million (MOP 10.4 million) per year and was eligible for a bonus worth half that amount. In his lawsuit, he claims to have rescued the Macau branch of the company from bankruptcy during the global financial crisis – an operation he compares to “saving the Titanic”.


‘Improper leverage’

Jacobs accuses Adelson of making “repeated and outrageous demands”. For instance, the court documents state that Adelson told Jacobs to use “improper leverage against senior government officials of Macau,” in order to get approval for the sale of the Four Seasons apartment hotel units.
Sands China is still waiting for the Administration’s green light to sell the serviced apartments as part of a housing cooperative.
The former CEO also claims Adelson told him to “threaten to withhold Sands China business from prominent Chinese banks unless they agreed to use influence with newly elected senior government officials of Macau in order to (…) obtain favourable treatment with regards to labour quotas and table limits.”
Jacobs claims Adelson even went as far as to order “secret investigations be performed regarding the business and financial affairs of various high-ranking members of the Macau government so that any negative information obtained could be used to exert ‘leverage’ in order to thwart government regulations/initiatives viewed as adverse to LVS’ interests.”
Finally, according to court papers, Adelson asked Jacobs to withhold from Sands China’s board of directors information involving criminal triads, Government investigations and even cost overruns.

http://www.macaudailytimes.com.mo/ma...dismissal.html

[Peggie83]

so quiet here

[Lust4ML]

Originally Posted by Peggie83

so quiet here

Good morning Peggie

No go piaking recently ?

[Peggie83]

Originally Posted by Lust4ML

Good morning Peggie

No go piaking recently ?

Stop for a while. Next year going Macau for a holiday

[Lust4ML]

Originally Posted by Peggie83

Stop for a while. Next year going Macau for a holiday

Macau is a great heaven for men's favourite vices .

Macau the Best