Shares of LVS Corp. are still climbing and also rose on Monday as many financial and economic analysts keep the casino operator as one of their top picks. They are highlighting the extremely low trading price and mentioning the fact that this stock was way beyond the $100 mark just a few months prior. Many seem to think that with a bit of struggle the stock has the force to climb its way back to the top again.

While no one is making any promises or stating that it can reach anywhere near the heights that it was once at, there still seems to be hope that bankruptcy is not in its future and things will make a turn for the better.

Sheldon Adelson who is CEO and main stake holder has began an effort to raise money and venture capital to help the organization that hit its ultimate lows this month. Both the Venetian in Las Vegas and the Venetian in Macau are reporting gains in the past 3 months. However the projects that are currently under construction are the ones that are costing him an arm and a leg.

Adelson and his wife are now loaning the organization personal money to help rescue the organization from triggering loan covenants that need to be met at nearing upcoming dates to come. The investments will be a temporary fix and will help to fund the current projects in Macau and some maintenance on the Las Vegas strip.

The financial analyst still recommend a “Buy” rating and are forecasting $44 for the price that the stock will target.

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