The answer might surprise you. It appears these casino companies have a good amount of cash on hand Check out this article
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...wn/2921874001/
The answer might surprise you. It appears these casino companies have a good amount of cash on hand Check out this article
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money...wn/2921874001/
Casinos are a debt ridden industry. That debt is gonna get down graded too. The issues are myriad. Let’s skip that.
The good news for casinos is that the workers are being supported by you, the taxpayer, while on furlough. Maybe it’s more accurate to say your children pay for that.
So now that the biggest nut is carried by the government, yeah, they can limp along for quite a while. The smart ones sold their buildings and land at the height of the market so they can stiff their landlord too for rent. Very 2020 of them.
Wynn, MGM are also gonna get relief checks from Macau. MGM has been drifting away from the big asset intensive brick and mortar mistake Wynn has bumbled into. More sports and entertainment.
They are NOT as robust as the headline leads you to believe.
It won’t quite be the same either.
Glad I could help.
The only thing you posted related to the burn rate of cash on hand was how Mgm no longer owns their buildings. Cesars did the same thing except to themselves. The article simply says they can stay closed for x number of months without running out of cash.
IDGAF about the government stimulus or what companies are getting cash because that’s a done deal and crying on PFA does nothing. Did you write your senators, show up and protest in Washington...if you didn’t do those things then shut the fuck up about it.
Also the debt getting downgraded, that’s going to be across a lot of industries. If all these business are struggling their banks are going to struggle. Guess what banks are in for a tough year maybe two or three if commodity prices remain low. Once these oil producers start going bankrupt it’s going to be a drag on balance sheets.
June 2021, by then the Governor will lift the statewide emergency and Las Vegas will be back open for business.
Unfortunately, most of the tourists never return and Las Vegas only gets about 30% of the visitors it used to.
https://twitter.com/twt/status/1243833705472217089
hosts are saying they are hoping to reopen 4/17. seems too optimistic to me.
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