wich casino sank in Buloxi?

[pipster]

I think it was the Grand in Biloxi. From what I read it is destroyed.

[Ironman]

In the past Jim Kramer has been known to talk up individual stocks that he already holds positions in when coming on CNBC.

I would hope that now that he is a comentator, this would not be the case...but I wouldn't bet on it.

Take what he says with a grain of salt. He's an idiot. It may be entertaining, but that's about it.

Think about it from a "poker perspective". He's talking to the fish.

Just my opinion,

Ironman Dave

[steamboatin]

I believe this is highly likely. I know it is a small sample size but one of my buddies followed his recomendation and took a serious hit.

yeah. The Hollywood is the only boat in Aurora.

[Clarkmeister]

http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/

[BottlesOf]

little love?

[Clarkmeister]

If you notice, I do about 50 at a time about every 5 days or so. That day is likely to be Wednesday.

[InkyWretch]

From a friend of mine who works at a paper in the area...

--U.S. 90 bridge leading from Ocean Springs to Biloxi's Casino Row (Isle of Capri, Casino Magic, Grand Biloxi, Palace) is completely destroyed.

--Palace Casino's hotel has snapped in half. Part of it has collapsed into Biloxi Bay.

--Some reports have the soon-to-have-opened Hard Rock Casino having to completely rebuild, but the parking garage and the guitar sign looked OK from U.S. 90.

--Beau Rivage looked OK from the U.S. 90 side as well, although the traffic light in front of it was torn down. That said, I'll be shocked if any of the casinos will be open again prior to the Super Bowl.

From the Sun Herald Web site...

* Grand Casino Biloxi: Washed across U.S. 90.
* Beau Rivage: Standing.
* Treasure Bay's pirate ship: Beached.
* Hard Rock Casino: Half destroyed.

[steamboatin]

Sounds bad, really bad.

[BottlesOf]

K thanks, was just worried it fell off the radar.