MGM Mirage
MGM Mirage It was another rough day for US-based gaming companies on the stock market. Boyd Gaming and MGM Mirage both experienced sharp drops in price by the close of the trading day Thursday.

Boyd Gaming had been on an upswing of late, but on Thursday the stock crashed by 8.48%. Boyd stock closed Thursday at $8.63 a share, down $.80 from where the stock started the day.

MGM Mirage did not have as steep of a drop, but still fell over five percent. MGM stock was down to $11.23 ashare, and it remained on the comeback trail even after the poor day. MGM also has given a sneak peak at their new CityCenter project earlier this week.

Las Vegas Sands stock is slowly moving and the company is hoping that its upcoming intitial public offering in Asia can help boost the stock price. At the close of the trading day Thursday, Sands stock was down 3.69%, to $16.95

Melco Crown, which had the worst trading day of all the gaming companies on Wednesday, rebounded in a small way Thursday. Melco stock closed at $4.29 a share, up a little less than .25%.

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