Many believe Macau posts stunning revenue numbers because Chinese love to gamble or want to get their money out of the mainland. But Wells Fargo Securities suggests a bubble fueled Macau’s meteoric growth and its deflation is behind Macau’s current woes.
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is a blogger for Forbes and author of Hong Kong On Air
Many believe Macau posts stunning revenue numbers because Chinese love to gamble or want to get their money out of the mainland. But Wells Fargo Securities suggests a bubble fueled Macau’s meteoric growth and its deflation is behind Macau’s current woes.
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is a blogger for Forbes and author of Hong Kong On Air
Many believe Macau posts stunning revenue numbers because Chinese love to gamble or want to get their money out of the mainland. But Wells Fargo Securities suggests a bubble fueled Macau’s meteoric growth and its deflation is behind Macau’s current woes.
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is a blogger for Forbes and author of Hong Kong On Air
Many believe Macau posts stunning revenue numbers because Chinese love to gamble or want to get their money out of the mainland. But Wells Fargo Securities suggests a bubble fueled Macau’s meteoric growth and its deflation is behind Macau’s current woes.
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is a blogger for Forbes and author of Hong Kong On Air
Wells Fargo Securities analyst Cameron McKnight forecasts a “choppy” year ahead for Macau casino stocks. But for true believers, sharp drops represent buying opportunities.
Totally globalized native New Yorker and former broadcast news producer Muhammad Cohen is a blogger for Forbes and author of Hong Kong On Air
