MACAU IS BACK: Gaming Revenues Gain for Second Consecutive Month, Up 7.4% in September

After falling for two years, following China’s crackdown on grift and wanton depravity, it appears Macau is back. For the month of September, gaming revenues surged by 7.4% — according to the Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau.

Last year September revenues had declined by 33% — sending shares of WYNN clown rapingly lower.

While revenues are still down 7.5%, bulls will likely make a spirited effort to clobber and injure casino short sellers with energetic violence today.

Stocks to watch: WYNN, MGM, LVS, MPEL and ETF BJK.