Las Vegas Sands
Las Vegas Sands After a month that has seen Las Vegas Sands stock drop over $4 a share, the stock responded on Wednesday by having a slight increase. Sands stock was up just over one percent, returning to $21.65 a share.

Sands stock had a tumultuous ride in early May much like the entire US Stock market. Towards the end of the month, however, the market has once again stabilized, helping gaming stocks regain their momentum.

Boyd Gaming and Pinnacle Entertainment were among the other US-based gaming company stocks that rose on Wednesday. Boyd stock jumped 1.38%, closing at $12.48 a share. Pinnacle stock ended the day at $11.86, up less than one percent.

The news was not as good for some other gaming stocks. MGM Mirage, which is watching their CityCenter project struggle in Las Vegas, was down 2.01%. MGM stock finished at $11.71 Wednesday, down from a high point this year of $16.64 in April.

Wynn Resorts remains the most stable of all gaming stocks, although the stock did drop 1.24% today. Wynn closed at $78.58, still way ahead of the next closest casino company stock. Melco Crown Entertainment fell $.03, to $3.75.

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