MGM Soars 7% After Credit Suisse Expects it to More Than Double By Investing.com
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© Reuters. Investing.com – MGM Resorts stock (NYSE:) climbed nearly 9% after Credit Suisse (NYSE:) said the stock should more than double from its previous target of $33.
Stock reached $48.30 Tuesday after the brokerage raised the stock from neutral to outperform and set the target price at $68, which is 41% more than the current stock price.
Analyst to Ben Combes said the market isn’t appreciating enough the transformation MGM has undergone, recently announcing four transactions.
MGM Resorts has announced it is buying The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Blackstone’s casino (NYSE:), for $1.62billion.
Combes cites three factors as the drivers of the stock’s upside. The company is now cleaner, more efficient and has a simpler capital structure. It also offers upside to the numbers and improved sentiment.
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