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Robert Goldstein

💼 Former Chairman and CEO, Las Vegas Sands
2 stories · First covered Jun 19, 2026 · Latest Jun 27
Robert Goldstein Coverage
LVS Trades at 33% Below Intrinsic Value. The Buyback Is Louder Than the Stock Price.

LVS Trades at 33% Below Intrinsic Value. The Buyback Is Louder Than the Stock Price.

Las Vegas Sands dropped 3% on a day the Dow finished green, yet the company repurchased $740 million of its own stock last quarter at $56.64 per share. When management buys at a 22% premium to today's price, either they're wrong or the market is.

LVS Stock Is Down 23% in a Year. The Company Just Spent $5.2 Billion Buying It Back.

LVS Stock Is Down 23% in a Year. The Company Just Spent $5.2 Billion Buying It Back.

Las Vegas Sands has repurchased 14.3% of its own shares since late 2023 while the stock has fallen steadily below its 200-day moving average. When a company with $3.6 billion in quarterly revenue is aggressively buying its own declining stock, someone at the table believes the market is wrong... and operators in Macau and Singapore should be paying very close attention to what that bet implies.