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MGM Mirage The first part of 2010 has been relatively uneventful for US-based gaming stocks. Any of these companies hoping that the new year would bring increased prices will now have to wait a little bit longer.

Thursday was a day of slight losses almost across the board. No company dropped more than three percent of their starting price, but similarly, no company's stock price rose more than a couple percent.

The biggest move of the day was Century Casinos drop of 2.04%. Century stock closed the day at $2.40, after losing $.05 Thursday. Boyd Gaming dropped $.13, causing the stock to close at $7.51.

Las Vegas Sands stock was one of the bright spots for US gaming stock, even though it only rose $.11. The stock ended the day at $16.20 a share. Sands stock has been stuck around the $16 mark for over a week now.

Wynn Resorts is still waiting for the market to respond to their announcement that they would be moving into the Pennsylvania casino market. Wynn stock was down .87% today, closing at $62.80.

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