MGM

FoggyFoggyFoggy

r/DRAM_Bagholders were seen weeping at the MGM Grand.

wolf_of_rapestreet

He got wrecked by MGM in 2017

1-800-YOLO

Ya'll taking a nap on INDV with the upcoming ban on Synthetic kratom/7OH/MGM-15/MIT-Psuedo next week  🥷🦅

Euphoric_Parsley_

I feel it’s the complete opposite, too many streaming services means more competition for subscribers which means less content being produced because they quickly found out how expensive that is and how hard it is for them to consistently attract subscribers. I feel even Netflix isn’t putting out as many prestige content anymore, HBO max is full of reality bullshit since the Discovery merger, Disney+ quickly realized the cost of pumping out subpar Marvel and Star Wars content wasn’t sustainable (I mean, $225M for She Hulk? $220M for Secret Invasion? Just a huge waste of money that was never going to be sustainable). Hell, even Amazon is consolidating and pumping its own content - MGM - more than buying rights. Now consumers get less but are expected to pay for more platforms when they used to just sell to either Netflix or Hulu, make a profit, roll it into another project. Instead we have 15 different companies trying to make a streaming platform, even YouTubers are doing it now. Sony/Columbia was the only one smart enough to realize the money was made selling the content streaming rights without a platform (I mean Vue and Crackle failed so, I guess they learned early?). Anyway, all I’m saying is that the streaming wars killed consumer content because instead of having money waiting for the shows, they have to compete with consumer attention, more risk = less upside. So they make maybe 1-3 good shows a year but expect you to pay for the service continuously. Which is why I never pay a years worth subscription upfront. Even if the cost raises faster than inflation for some reason.

Samjabr

JK, I asked Claude - $334 Netflix – $19.99 Disney+ – $18.99 Hulu – $18.99 HBO Max – $18.49 Paramount+ – $13.99 Peacock – $10.99 Apple TV+ – $12.99 Prime Video – $14.99 AMC+ – $10.00 Discovery+ – $6.99 Starz – $11.00 MGM+ – $8.00 Crunchyroll – $9.99 BritBox – $8.99 Acorn TV – $6.99 Mubi – $14.99 YouTube TV – $82.99 Sling TV – $45.00 Total: $334.36/month

RuleSafe6767

100% Just like how MGM and Sony Pictures entire catalogs are available via Amazon Prime. Or Searchlight Pictures is hosted on Hulu. Eventually their bean counters will realize that they can slash opex by having other platforms like YouTube or Amazon fully subsidize the cost of hosting and streaming. Then Netflix becomes a pure license/subscription play, not much different than MrBeast or RyansWorld.

Forward-Surprise1192

From was pretty good on MGM. It’s really slow but I like it. I don’t like the rock or Jason mamoa. Both are bad actors and boring

natebro142

“From” is a great show on MGM if you like a little horror

scruffles360

Even with that wall of text you skipped some very important points - for example: there’s no profit in running AI on servers so this is all just a race to the bottom. And when they get there they’ll find there is no lock-in on model selection. Open source models are improving and thanks to free investment by the Chinese are not going to remain behind the big models forever. Plus for most uses, local models will do just fine, making all of this vapor. What profitable product are they spending all this money on? This is like when all the movie companies raced to create their own streaming platforms just to find out that there’s no profit until you charge cable prices for a cable experience (what we already had). The winner of the streaming wars wasn’t MGM or Fox, it was Sony (who didn’t play).

johndsmits

🍿 Between Iger and Jobs is a very long history starting with the threat of home video early 2000s. We called it "second session" and "side loading". In the end, Jobs admired Disney for branding. Iger admired Apple for innovation. The Pixar purchase was supposed to be the DNA/cross pollination panacea, but just say from direct experience, the 2 groups had so much friction the marriage was over before Job's passing. Fast forward after Disney bought all those other companies, the threat was...Amazon. Apple would have been a solution, but luckily Amazon never got traction e.g. MGM until recent (and compared to Netflix) and hence Iger dropped the topic, covid hit, and the rest is history.

Dakota_1547

If I wanted to lose money all day I could’ve played slots at the MGM

redditcommentguy

Reallocated recently to \- RSP \- TSM (been in this one for a bit already) \- GOOG (been in this one for a bit already) \- CME \- ETN \- NVO \- MGM \- XLE \- RTX \- GLDM

ChiefBaggins

No, no he won't. Shits actually sad we still promote MGM. The practice was continued because of religion and corroborated medically theough that lens too.

ozarkabottle

Everyone looking at semi and tech stocks, but not MGM resort stock after that huge Caesars Resort buyout. MGM been pumping the last week.

elpresidentedeljunta

I took profit on MGM Resorts last week. Maybe I should stick with masturbating...

Fritzkreig

There are so many silly moves in the market today; this is honestly one that caught my eye, but what eva‽ MGM had a good day, and WTF is going on with NVDA and MU?

Ok_Visit_5741

Get DKNG weekly puts for a quick flip. Pumped on MGM buyout news but a bajillion open calls at 24c and 26c. It'll probably go back below 25 today.

lupindub

Bruh that’s a screenshot from one of the biggest sport books in the country bet MGM. I can assure you both my nutsack that they offered this option

Maximum-Side-9391

If anyone ever tells you to play roulette at MGM politely decline

Degenerate_Jesus

Great minds think alike!! Made literally the same move moves!! MU/AMD!! Plus, ya I was a Crypto fund manager from 2012 until 2021 at 32. Obviously never can stop the hustle but I was able to auto bill pay everything with no debts. Thats the moment!! Congratulations man! My business partner and I literally just booked killllller spot at MGM Towers. You are welcome if you'd like!! We got space for our space!! Let's jump out of a plane, shoot some guns at range and mack on that strange!!

elpresidentedeljunta

MGM Resorts

aphilipnamedfry

Less for Disney since they recently announced their own IMAX competitor, and even less so for Paramount with the high debt they're taking on buying HBO. I feel Amazon with MGM, or Apple if they get serious about film, would do it, but I also feel like IMAX is at its peak with all these other premium formats coming in.

Top_Front_5246

MGM

elpresidentedeljunta

Draftkings, MSTR, MGM Resorts, SMCI. Not necessarily, because those companies were better than others (or should exist at all outside a Saylor Anime tv show), but they tend to do well in euphoria and they are all way off their ATH.

Dudebobski

Been looking deeper into KFII/KFIIR and the team/network actually seems very specifically tied to gaming, sportsbooks, fantasy sports, and gaming infrastructure — ex-Morgan Stanley gaming IB, MGM/BetMGM ties, American Gaming Association, IGT/Caesars backgrounds, etc. Makes me think if they eventually announce something, it probably stays in that lane rather than pivoting to random AI/biotech stuff. A few private companies that could conceptually fit the overall theme/network: * PrizePicks * Underdog Fantasy * Sleeper * Fliff * Scopely * Boom Entertainment * Kinectify * ZBD Not implying any connection obviously — just brainstorming what kinds of private companies seem directionally aligned with the sponsor backgrounds. Curious what others think is the most realistic fit here?

Forgetwhatitoldyou

Nope, we're never giving him one, either.  Granted, MGM and VICI can't figure out how to make money with casinos, either. 

degausser22

Forgent does. It was a 3 company roll up including MGM transformers.

elpresidentedeljunta

And in the midst of it all my MGM Resorts are rippin. Always have rogues in your party... XD

mykesx

Would have been worse if the Netflix deal went through. At the moment, we have (at least) Netflix, Paramount, Disney, and Peacock. Lesser streamers include MGM, Stars, and others.

spez_eats_nazi_ass

also on at least one (maybe more?) donut long past the 50 miles recommended to get you to the tire shop. Which is a shame because you can just help yourself to free wheels in PG county at the MGM Casino garage.

TechnologyEven6926

2 weeks ago I was extremely high and lost $10k at MGM National Harbor LMAO. Didn’t even have a drink or a meal. Just very high and a 10 strap That was a Sunday. Then Monday, I woke up to my EXTREMELY levered silver position up $50k I thanked the universe. Thinking the $10k sacrifice was worth it LMAO

trsx5

$MGM has huge insider buys... what are they up to?

TechnologyEven6926

They’re too retarded to evil Buffet, Coca Cola, MGM, Walmart Retards

TechnologyEven6926

Genuinely unsure why I lost $10k at MGM National harbor I was playing well and coming back. Took a break to eat something and got tired Didn’t want to check in to a hotel room at the property

TechnologyEven6926

Was gambling at MGM National Harbor Was down $6k Bought in for another $3.6k I was at $7.5k Lost it all

TechnologyEven6926

I am so fucking sick and tired of gambling -$6k in 30 minutes at MGM DC

TechnologyEven6926

Just lost $5k at MGM National Harbor in about 15 minutes

harpers25

Except Ceasers, MGM Resorts, and a bunch of others.

elpresidentedeljunta

Draftkings and MGM Resorts are up. In the age of gambling always have a rogue in your party...

Low_Plastic363

The last hour today might be a shitshow. Who wants to hold anything outside of an index fund right now? If I want to gamble over the weekend, there's an MGM near me.

2ooj

Hi folks, I hold AEM and Maple Gold Mines. AEM holds 20% of MGM so that’s why I invested into the smaller company. It’s 3$CAD per share at the moment and I was convinced by the new CEOs presentation.

brintoul

Has MGM put anything out lately?!

Ok_Cry7572

A notorious hacking group has targeted the US luxury casino empire and claims to hold 800,000 sensitive records. The company has been given three days until public release. It looks like Wynn is the latest victim of hacking. Caesars paid the ransom, MGM Resorts didn’t—two very different outcomes. Hint: Pay the ransom

deadwanderingdaoist

The idea that you can just enter the streaming service is funny to me because no, you obviously can’t. There’s a lot of arguments against Netflix, but this one ain’t it. Look at Disney, they burned billions and billions and have a huge catalogue of IP and are still failing in the space. Amazon had to buy MGM to be kinda relevant in the space and that’s with all their cloud storage synergy which makes it so much cheaper for them and the instant marketing of the Amazon subscription people already have. 

IslandExact429

If Vegas comes back, buy Caesars. The stock is cheap despite the debt But I think, this time it’s different. Only 4 casinos survive MGM Wynn Sands Red Rock Everybody else is bust

Nervous-Tour-884

Well, imo it isn't the FCF I would worry about as much as how you indirectly expose yourself to so much concentrated risk in gaming, specifically casino gambling. Caesars and others have moved towards this asset light business model, with VICI owning the property. CZR is not in the greatest shape, and if CZR or MGM go under at some point, (CZR going BK in the next 5 years is entirely possible). VICI is going to get hit, and the market for CRE the last few years ... not great, and probably really not great for something like a casino, or worse yet, a Casino shaped like a fucking castle or pyramid lol. You are buying VICI for a 6% dividend yield, and the hope for a bit of property appreciation, but the stock has been dead ass since 2021, and you can get 4% for a certificate of deposit. Just buy anything else.

IslandExact429

I like DC a lot I like MGM national Harbor too lmao. But the traffic is horrible. Horrible. DC traffic is worse than NYC

tootapple

You could say that for any of the media/movie companies apart from Disney. Just look at how many owners Paramount has had. What’s left of MGM? The movie business is a losing one.

RamBamBooey

21 - MOASS - Diamond Hands 25 - Buy the dip 26 - Short the peak - Smooth Diamond Brains I have shorts on PLTR, TSLA, META, MGM and WFC. But I bow to you King. My shorts are only 10% of my portfolio.

verbal2005

Forgent Power Solutions Parent Neos Partners LP Can’t Escape Contested Ownership Dispute Over MGM Transformers Division Reports California Law Firm Stone LLP Business Wire Press Release Nov 19, 2025 LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The parent company of Forgent Power Solutions Inc. www.forgentpower.com (“Forgent”), the brand behind MGM Transformers, PwrQ, States Manufacturing and VanTran, created through recent acquisitions by San Diego-based Neos Partners LP www.neospartners.com, a firm focused on investing in the energy infrastructure sector, was sued in Los Angeles County Superior Court over ownership claims brought by an alleged shut-out co-owner in the MGM Transformers unit. The lawsuit, brought by Abbie Gougerchian (“Gougerchian”), asserts he is a fifty-percent (50%) owner in MGM Transformers and was squeezed-out of the company’s $400 million sale to Neos in 2023. According to court documents, Neos Partners LP asked the court to dismiss Gougerchian’s lawsuit arguing, amongst other things, that Gougerchian had no right to recover on his ownership claims against Neos and MGM Transformers because Neos allegedly did not know about Gougerchian’s 50% ownership interest in MGM Transformers and that Gougerchian’s lawsuit did not allege facts sufficient to establish his ownership claims in Neos Partners LP and MGM Transformers. On October 31, 2025, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Christopher K. Lui rejected all of Neos Partners LP’s requests by overruling (denying) that request thereby affirming Gougerchian’s right to proceed with his claims against MGM Transformers and Neos Partners LP. According to the complaint filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, case number 25STCP00746, Gougerchian is a 50% (fifty-percent) partner in MGM Transformers and when MGM Transformers was sold to Neos Partners LP in 2023, for $400 million, Gougerchian was shut-out of his 50% share by MGM Transformers and Neos Partners LP. The lawsuit seeks a judicial determination confirming Gougerchian’s 50% ownership interest in MGM Transformers that was sold to Neos Partner LP, who after the filing of the lawsuit, created the Forgent Power Solutions parent brand for MGM Transformers, PwrQ, States Manufacturing and VanTran.

FartCanCivic

Brother, google would have to +500% for you make any meaningful clawback, and to the point, you’re done dude, you’ve been cut off, don’t be the guy spending his last $120 on a single contract like your a 67 year old social security beneficiary at a MGM casino.

cuteman

That's... Not true... Amazon, AWS, Amazon advertising which is as profitable as AWS, Whole foods, twitch, zappos, MGM, Audible, One Medical/Pill Pack, Big investment in Rivian, Kuiper (may someday rival Starlink)

Maximum-Side-9391

MGM going to outperform market this year

Eastern-Joke-7537

I bought a share of MGM a few days ago and made 4 bucks today. Should I post over there? They are melting down… saying not bad things about WSB. Should both sub Reddits merge into a Dividends Circle Jerk subreddit?

ecoburner87

on down days, i find a basket of stocks do pretty well: MGM, Procter & Gamble, Philip Morris, Wal Mart, JP Morgan - i have my theories on why but DYOR and do with that info what you'd like

elbunts

Draft kings or MGM?

wildcat1055

It's produced by Amazon MGM studios and will come to Prime after the theatrical run of 1.2 weeks

Dirt-McGirt

Ah ok. I only fuck with Vegas and occasionally Lake Charles. MGM is particularly nice to us. We skipped 3 years in a row when we had a baby and they still offered us the same 4 comp nights in a suite at cosmopolitan after 3 years of $0 spend from us. I figured it had something to do with COVID dips, but that doesn’t make much sense since we bailed 2023-2025 lol

Bob_Wiser

Not too shabby yourself. There are always 10+ baggers lurking the hard part is figuring out which one. That's why my gamble and spread out hope to hold the ticket of one of them and not to worry that I missed out on a 10x on 50%. I think the front runner for me these days is Maple Gold Mine (MGM). Bought it at 0.05 per share and I sold around 11 cents just as they had the 10:1 reverse split. It's now at $2.5 a share. I don't look at it that I lost $5000 worth of gain because I rotated that out to others which have done suitably well too. VZLA is promising but IMHO AG is where it's at. Keith Neumeyer knows his stuff and example the stock took a hit when First Majestic decided to sit on and not ship silver stockpiles and now they're laughing all the way to the bank since silver is at least $20/oz more than it was then. I expect this to reflect in this upcoming earning report. As it is I'm sitting pretty on 300 shares bought at just over $16 CAD per share. This is one of the few stocks I pre-emptively knew I wasn't going to sell at 100%, I'm going for 200%/33% and will ride out the 200 shares until retirement or when I see red flashing warning signs in the silver space.

TheBr0fessor

I've been screaming that Bezos was behind the attempted assassinations of GME and AMC. It's why he bought MGM ->> so he could run this same play but with Amazon Prime Video and MGM instead of Netflix and HBO

IslandExact429

Looking forward to MGM Resorts World and Venetian in Cuba

Hopeful-Air6110

A REIT that focuses on gaming/casinos. Has tenants like MGM, Ceasars entertainment, etc…

torfman

Got into wheeling early this year. I’m trading account 4x yours and wouldn’t touch any of those, too expensive. If you get assigned on MSFT it’s your entire account. I’m trading Pypl, Tgt, Xom, BX, MGM, PEP, KO etc using TA. looking for premium OTM, 30-45 days, $100-$200 on companies I don’t mind getting “stuck” holding if trade goes wrong 1 cause I believe in them long term 2 cause they pay nice dividend if I have to hold them longer than expected. (just bonus). Sometimes I’ll just have couple trades going, sometimes I’ll have ten.

Horror-Appeal-190

I would take out MGM and add Boeing.

CalebVanPoneisen

* Exxon Mobil ($XOM): 3.42% * Chevron ($CVX): 4.49% * Flutter Entertainment ($FLUT): N/A * MGM Resorts ($MGM): N/A * Lockheed Martin ($LMT): 2.85% * RTX Corp ($RTX): 1.48% * Phillip Morris ($PM): 3.67% * Altria ($MO): 7.35% Average of 2.9075% dividend overall. Quick and dirty math: if you had $100,000 equally spread in all above stocks on Jan. 1, 2025 you'd have made $13,690 at the end of the year, and $2,907.50 in dividend for a total of $16,597.50. * SPY: 1.07% Same $100,000 for SPY would give you $16,640 just from the stock, plus $1,070 dividend, totaling $17,710. So even with the combined dividend, you would gain more betting your parents' hard earned Benjamins in SPY rather than the 8 above. Even without dividends.

CalebVanPoneisen

I mean, you could just see how they performed last year. * Exxon Mobil ($XOM): +12.14% * Chevron ($CVX): +3.89% * Flutter Entertainment ($FLUT): -15.55% * MGM Resorts ($MGM): +8.41% * Lockheed Martin ($LMT): +0.29% * RTX Corp ($RTX): +58.09% * Phillip Morris ($PM): +32.45% * Altria ($MO): +9.81% So on average you'd have made 13.69% (nice) if you'd have invested equally in all of them. Which is less than SPY (16.64%).

CoolMint872

The MGM Grand is a favorite amongst degenerate gamblers it must be the cool looking lion trade mark mixed with Tupac shakur ties

cscharch

I live and work in Vegas, couple of points: 1. LVCVA (visitors authority) publishes monthly visitor data. It is down anywhere from 5-15% YOY but as others have stated, is far from “dead”. 2. Pretty much every Vegas gaming company has properties outside of Vegas and even the us. Example: MGM - mostly vegas, but also Detroit, AC, Biloxi, DC, Macau CZR - mostly Vegas, but another 35 or so assets across the US WYNN, LVS - 1 Vegas complex, several international GDEN - 1 vegas strip property, smaller regional properties and a crap ton of taverns (bars) RRR - doing fantastic, all their properties are local focused off the strip. PENN - very small vegas prescience So as you can see it’s hard to find a solely concentrated Vegas stock and if you do (RRR) you’re looking at a company performing the inverse of tourism and more based on population growth of the city.

didkhdi

I guess $MGM pretty retarded play tho

DonkeyTron42

Companies like MGM and WYNN are exiting Las Vegas for more lucrative places like Macau.

WorthwhileDomains

Short MGM shares I guess

Distinct-Ice-700

Short MGM, Bally’s ?

Juliusmobile

My first call option was MGM calls during the pandemic when everything opened back up. Turned $900 into 3k and was hooked. 

BananaOverlorddd

MGM and Caesar's are the obvious plays but honestly Vegas always seems to bounce back when you least expect it - might be a risky short with all the F1 and Sphere hype bringing people back

JohnnyStrides

Not worth it in Vegas, they all (except the Park MGM) stink to high hell of cigarette smoke. I'd rather go people watching elsewhere in Vegas, it's just as entertaining.

zxc123zxc123

Clock broken is right twice a day. Dr Burry right every few years. Dude wasn't just a bear the whole time but his bearish calls get highlighted by media so he sounds like a gigabear. Dude bought into GME before Roaring Kitty did (sold out early like a paper handed bitch though), shorted then went long China at the right times, went short TLT after Fed rate hikes, etcetcetc. Still. I think Burry is probably wrong and early. The market has so much dumber crap working that shorting AI is like the dumb af. Carvana is worth $100B. That's more than Carmax (6), Honda motors (40), Pinterest (17), Zillow (17), MGM resorts (10), and BiliBili (9.9) COMBINED. Then there are the quantum hype stocks like Riggetti computing. Plus the entire crypto space looks scammy AF plus BTC still has no real use case after 15years. MSTR out here stacking BTC while shorting itself. PE looking for suckers to hold their bags like a fent addict looking for their next fix. And more.

cryptohorn

Just got an email from the MGM settlement claim for 59.34. Some shiny 0dtes next week I guess

Pluth

especially if you have held the losing position for awhile and are at -99% and then one day you break even. (happened to me with MGM earnings in the summer.)

overitallofittoo

Are they going to block Disney buying Fox or Amazon buying MGM?

Opening_AIx

bruh, did I even said it was Amazon's core business? they just own MGM's content, that is all that I've said. selling shit isn't even Amazon's core business any more. AWS is the bread and butter. bruh, don't miss your pills man; you need them to stay focused! not medical advice.

teerre

You think MGM is Amazon's core business? That's deranged even for this subreddit

Opening_AIx

MEant Amazon owns MGM and Sony Columbia

Opening_AIx

right, and that's why Amazon owns MGM's library and continues to create original content. Got it.

arcanition

While I do agree, the good news is that most S&P500 index funds are market weighted. While CVNA might be able to scam their way barely onto the S&P500, they're only going to make up ~0.01% of the S&P500 market cap. That's similar to other similar companies currently, such as MGM Resorts, Match Group, or Paramount Skydance (all around the $10 billion market cap level).

AYETEEWHY

A-1, buy the dip. B-2, this is generational. Respectfully, fuck the HBO of it all -- the WARNER of it all is the treasure chest. Superman. The Matrix. DC will finally be GOOD. And Netflix is GLOBAL. And it's on your phone and in your home. And Netflix does theatrical releases whereas HBO has only done so for some Indies in the past. This is a buy and hold and keep buying. It's Netflix's game to lose. They immediately save on licensing fees for HBO and WB properties. NFLX has to PAY to host films they didn't produce on their platform. They now effectively save all the money they would have paid to "RENT" those titles. Also, this is IMHO a more elegant version of Amazon's MGM play. Netflix can now relaunch Sopranos for a modeler GLOBAL audience. So many gems from the golden era of HBO that Gen Z has never heard of. I live in LA and all my industry friends are working on Netflix shows and films. Anyone who's working is working on a Netflix project. They're not going to make shitty versions of old IP. They have the money to invest in the talent to do with some old IP what Marvel did. Find something in the WB basement, dust it off, get a salaried genius to bring it to life, make sure folks in Asia and Europe and Africa feel seen, and go LAUGHING to the bank. I own and ad agency, btw so I won't give all the ad plays away, but man -- THEME PARKS?! $100 bucks?! Bruh. Buy buy buy and hold.

AYETEEWHY

A-1, buy the dip. B-2, this is generational. Respectfully, fuck the HBO of it all -- the WARNER of it all is the treasure chest. Superman. The Matrix. DC will finally be GOOD. And Netflix is GLOBAL. And it's on your phone and in your home. And Netflix does theatrical releases whereas HBO has only done so for some Indies in the past. This is a buy and hold and keep buying. It's Netflix's game to lose. They immediately save on licensing fees for HBO and WB properties. NFLX has to PAY to host films they didn't produce on their platform. They now effectively save all the money they would have paid to "RENT" those titles. Also, this is IMHO a more elegant version of Amazon's MGM play. Netflix can now relaunch Sopranos for a modeler GLOBAL audience. So many gems from the golden era of HBO that Gen Z has never heard of. I live in LA and all my industry friends are working on Netflix shows and films. Anyone who's working is working on a Netflix project. They're not going to make shitty versions of old IP. They have the money to invest in the talent to do with some old IP what Marvel did. Find something in the WB basement, dust it off, get a salaried genius to bring it to life, make sure folks in Asia and Europe and Africa feel seen, and go LAUGHING to the bank. I own and ad agency, btw so I won't give all the ad plays away, but man -- THEME PARKS?! $100 bucks?! Bruh. Buy buy buy and hold.

option-trader

Ha. Similar thing happened to me years ago. Wife and I were walking through the MGM gambling hall. Stopped at a quarter slot machine, put 2 quarters in and cashed out $50 on the first play and walked out.

Thin_Cat8817

bet the farm on WYNN, LVS, and MGM puts, wish me luck regards. Macau and Vegas gonna get hit by the incoming recession

Constant-Bridge3690

HOOD's trading revenue is mostly in options and crypto. Very volatile sectors. I would think they would want to diversify out of those sectors. Prediction markets (ie gambling) doesn't seem like the way to go given we already have DraftKings, Fan Duel, MGM, etc. Schwab just bought Forge Global to trade private equities. That is a market where I see a lot of opportunity.

No-Breakfast-8154

I bought long puts on MGM. Casinos are usually the first to go down in a recession

elpresidentedeljunta

Just pump my MGM Resorts, baby...

Full-Passage4412

and even that doesnt compare to owning MGM grands lol

sharkykid

At a macro level, let me explain the thesis you seem to be missing: \> Economy gets fucked \> Consumers have less discretionary income \> Companies return on ad spend plummets \> META, GOOGL revenue plummets and first thing to go is CAPEX (read, GPU spend) \> NVIDIA revises forecasts down all of a sudden your forward P/Es don't look so reasonable. There's a reason FPE is forward and not realized, that's the threat Anyways, I'm not retarded enough to buy NVDA puts (COF, ALLY, MGM, LUV puts are very on the table though) but your prices are not extreme theory misses the primary threat vector

done-done-london

Meta Oklo Palantir MGM rklb Unh And more…..

trulyhighlyregarded

My MGM puts are in the money. Easiest trade ever. Fuck Vegas, it's dead.

RayU_AZ

MGM resorts International, Stock symbol, MGM, PE =197. Total debt to equity ratio: 11.7

gbdarknight77

When you say MGM hotels, do you mean MGM Resorts? Because they have been seeing slight revenue increases because of MGM China.

RayU_AZ

Wendy's Resturants, MGM hotels & Playboy. They are carrying too much debt on books.

Asleep_Swordfish8896

💯 If he can beat up Elon in fight his stock price will soar! Thats the saving grace ELON vs ZUCK 2026 in Vegas MGM one fright winner gets a billi

neothedreamer

Amzn also owns Ring, MGM Studios, Twitch, Whole Foods. Don't forget they also did $56B in advertising revenue in 2024 and it is growing double digits. Goog has already run up a fair amount and rejected off ATH today. I think Amzn has more upside potential right now having be relatively flat the last couple years. You could always buy 2027 LEAPS on both and sell CC on them running PMCC.