MGM Resorts International (MGM) Stock Analysis

Verdict: WATCH (do not buy)

MGM's high leverage (13.7x Net Debt/EBITDA) and sub-6% operating margins face structural headwinds after People Inc. pulled its buyout offer.

Investment score: 41/100

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Trailing-twelve-month ratios
TickerP/EP/SEV/EBITDAGross marginNet marginFCF yield
MGM22.7x0.5x18.5x44.2%2.4%17.6%
LVS15.2x1.9x8.1x50.9%12.8%11.0%
FLUTn/a0.9x16.3x42.5%-4.6%5.1%
DKNGn/a1.7x70.3x40.5%-2.7%5.8%
WYNN18.6x1.1x9.9x38.6%6.1%9.4%
CZRn/a0.5x9.1x56.5%-3.8%10.1%
Peer mediann/a1.1x9.9x42.5%-2.7%9.4%

Frequently asked questions about MGM Resorts International (MGM)

Is MGM stock a good investment?

The TradeMates model rates MGM Resorts International as WATCH (do not buy) with an investment score of 41/100. MGM's high leverage (13.7x Net Debt/EBITDA) and sub-6% operating margins face structural headwinds after People Inc. pulled its buyout offer. This is algorithmic model output, not personal investment advice.

Is MGM stock a buy?

The TradeMates model verdict for MGM is WATCH (do not buy) with an investment score of 41/100. Treat this as a model signal to review, not a personal buy recommendation.