MGM Resorts International (MGM)’s Shares Rally After Rumor Of Potential Mirage Selloff

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In the eyes of analysts, MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM) is a “Strong Buy”, with at least 13 analysts recommending the same. The market has a consensus short-term price target of $24.44 for the shares of the company, indicating an upside potential of 24% from its current share price.

Considering the positive hedge fund sentiment, the involvement of an activist invetsor, and the potential sale of the Mirage, we recommend investors watch for the release of the second quarter earnings and consider making a move afterwards. Adding the stock at its current weakness is a promising idea for investors looking for long-term value.

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