If you actually gamble you would know that speculation involves risk. The best one can do is look at a company's "tea leaves" and make an informed judgement. Hot Pizza has given the board many successful informed opinions. Only God is infallible. I don't think HP is part of the Deity.
His informed opinions are still welcomed by some of us.
And I lost a BIG chunk on this stock since I bought in. But Hot Pizza did say that he was recommending for the long run. I don't think 2 months qualifies for "the long run".
Keep posting, HP. Some of us appreciate your perspectives.
I always get a kick out of the clueless naysayers. If you knew anything about this "unknown character" perhaps you would have read plenty of my prior financial advice on the stock market. You would have made an absolute killing. You come on here and make an idiotic post but fail to mention how the stock market has taken an absolute beating the last jeez I don't know...……. how many weeks.
I am not in the least concerned right now. I have continued to make some hefty share additions and will not stop. Do you think that Caesar's is going to up and shut down? They are expanding, perhaps on your next vacation you can visit their newest and an absolute stunning and elegant property in Dubai.
Did you know that they are going to cut a deal with the NFL? It's not 100% set in stone but they are going to get a big partner deal.
You do realize the massive footprint they have across the states that have recently legalized sportsbetting? You do realize the massive market share they have?
Now are we taking some lumps right now, well of course we are, but anyone that has a basket of stocks right now is right there with us taking their lumps.
Remember 2008? Did you have the gumption to get involved during the ass beating that took place? Well I did and it paid off 100x over, so do you think I am scared about what is taking place now? No, it's all about opportunities. There are plenty of big time long standing dividend paying companies that are hammered right now and guess what, they were in 2008 as well.
If you are playing with scared money or money that pays your bills then the stock market isn't for you and neither is sports wagering. To make money you have to risk money and that adage will never go away.
The NFL deal I mentioned happened as planned. Did you happen to watch The Profit with Lemonis earlier this week? If not watch it. A lot of other things are in the pipeline, it's just a matter of patience and if you bought at the beginning or later on, you're ahead right now. Just sit tight, more to come...…..
Michelangelo and others should be seeing a green % gain. Hold the course. More good things to come.
By the way those of you that are TR Members, the program reboots tomorrow under Caesars Rewards. You won't lose any TC or RC and your current status will stay the same. The next time you are in a CE property go to the Caesars Rewards booth and get your new cards.
The tier levels will remain the same but there should be more offerings, more customization towards what you play and do while at a property.
I'll leave you with this thought, if you are a Diamond Member at 15,000 TR you need 150K to get to Seven Stars. Look at what the difference are between them and if you feel it merits getting to Seven Star status then go for it, if not, don't kill yourself in play to get the TC. The most TC you should ever get in a day is 5,000 which gets you the 10K bonus. After 5K you can't get anymore bonus so save it for the next day. For those wanting to become a Diamond member you can do it in one day but 5,000 TC equates out to $25,000 in Slot play.
Slot play you earn 1TC for every $5 Video Poker is 1 TC for every $10 and on some machines its $25.
You don't earn much in the form of poker or sports betting.
If you play craps or black jack it's good to take care of the dealers while the pit boss is watching and always and I mean ALWAYS ask for how you are going to be rated. If you feel it is low, then you negotiate politely with a smile. If you are an ass on the table or rude to the dealers, you can pretty much guarantee you will receive a lower rating. Everything depends on the pit boss and the mood you set along with your play. Win or loss amount doesn't matter, it's about your average bet and how long you sustain that. These guys are smart so don't think you are going to pull one over, the dealers also never forget how much you bought in for or how many chips you brought to the table either. The pit boss asks them so pay attention. Even after you leave the pit boss will ask what you left with if you didn't color up, they do that to estimate what you won/loss to track you for your offers and your win/loss statement.
Just a little additional information above and beyond the stock because lets face it, if you own this stock, why would you go play at the competitors?
By the way those of you that are TR Members, the program reboots tomorrow under Caesars Rewards. You won't lose any TC or RC and your current status will stay the same. The next time you are in a CE property go to the Caesars Rewards booth and get your new cards.
The tier levels will remain the same but there should be more offerings, more customization towards what you play and do while at a property.
I'll leave you with this thought, if you are a Diamond Member at 15,000 TR you need 150K to get to Seven Stars. Look at what the difference are between them and if you feel it merits getting to Seven Star status then go for it, if not, don't kill yourself in play to get the TC. The most TC you should ever get in a day is 5,000 which gets you the 10K bonus. After 5K you can't get anymore bonus so save it for the next day. For those wanting to become a Diamond member you can do it in one day but 5,000 TC equates out to $25,000 in Slot play.
Slot play you earn 1TC for every $5 Video Poker is 1 TC for every $10 and on some machines its $25.
You don't earn much in the form of poker or sports betting.
If you play craps or black jack it's good to take care of the dealers while the pit boss is watching and always and I mean ALWAYS ask for how you are going to be rated. If you feel it is low, then you negotiate politely with a smile. If you are an ass on the table or rude to the dealers, you can pretty much guarantee you will receive a lower rating. Everything depends on the pit boss and the mood you set along with your play. Win or loss amount doesn't matter, it's about your average bet and how long you sustain that. These guys are smart so don't think you are going to pull one over, the dealers also never forget how much you bought in for or how many chips you brought to the table either. The pit boss asks them so pay attention. Even after you leave the pit boss will ask what you left with if you didn't color up, they do that to estimate what you won/loss to track you for your offers and your win/loss statement.
Just a little additional information above and beyond the stock because lets face it, if you own this stock, why would you go play at the competitors?
