While the casinos face a rocky consumer environment right now, the companies that develop the games on the casino floor are having considerably better luck.

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Jon Najarian explains that he’s watching Halliburton (HAL), Cubist Pharmaceuticals (CBST) and International Game Technology (IGT). The volume of options traded in all three stocks leads Najarian to think all three could go higher.

International Game Technologies (IGT), that always seemed to be in the $30s or $40s. (Forget MGM Grand (MGM) and Las Vegas Sands (LVS) -- they are looking like history.)

The gambling industry is growing in Japan and China. This company is sitting in a sweet place to provide machines.

I also am concerned about International Game Technology (IGT), which acts like shortfall all over it. Plus, the stock seems to be signaling that the dividend is not safe -- higher than 5% -- but the cash flow can cover it bountifully, at least right now.

From a recent Mad Money show:"No, I'm worried about Las Vegas Sands (LVS) and MGM Mirage (MGM), so I have to be worried about the company that supplies them."

PE of 14 and pays a yield of 3.10% .

PE of 18.45, a PEG of 1.6, and it pays a yield of 2.40%.

3.60%

Who needs slot machines.

I have not gotten any where with this stock since I bought it. I believe the global demand for game devices is on th increase, but I don't think street seem to care

Stock just can't seem to get going even though electronic slot machines should br selling like hot cakes

Least Favorite because i don't believe in Gambling and although there is alot of potential for this stock, sometimes your morals and ethics are worth more than any $$$ you can make. So many people ruin their lives and their families lives by blowing every last dime they have on Gambling.

Slots, and it ripped me off just like their machines!

Way it has been a great stock put at $50 no more i want to ride this one down hill for a while short it