David O. Ehlers

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  Published on: 11/30/2009    Last Visited: 12/12/2009  

  David Ehlers, chairman of Las Vegas Investment Advisors, agreed, calling the Herbst bankruptcy "a road map for what is going to happen in the future."

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  Published on: 9/19/2008    Last Visited: 9/19/2008  

  , David O. Ehlers, Chairman, Las Vegas Investment Advisors.

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  Published on: 9/19/2008    Last Visited: 9/19/2008  

  ,David O. Ehlers, Chairman, Las Vegas Investment Advisors.

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  Published on: 5/6/2004    Last Visited: 1/13/2005  

  Jan. 9--Analyst David Ehlers, winner of the last four Review-Journal stock picking contests, feels he is reliving part of his past as he starts 2005 with a new selection.Sunair Electronics (Ticket symbol: SNR), his new stock pick, gives him a sen...

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  Applied Analysis: A Financial Advisory + Economic... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/3/2006    Last Visited: 11/15/2007  

  "New York equity funds are starting to turn their attention to the gaming industry," said David Ehlers, chairman of Las Vegas Investment Advisors."These funds have so much money that it's staggering," he said."None of these big buyout funds wants to be left in the dust."
  
  Greg Bangma, who manages investments for Maul Capital Management in Las Vegas, agreed with Ehlers, saying many private equity funds are "full of cash" and anxious to put that money to work for clients.
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  "A lot of people think the purchase would be a blow to what Harrah's wants to do (in expanding operations)," Ehlers said.
  
  A private equity company probably would try to pay down the debt of Harrah's after the buyout, rather than expand operations, he said.
  
  Also, Ehlers noted that Harrah's board has not announced an opinion on the offer but rather reported appointing a special committee of independent directors to review the offer.

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  Applied Analysis: A Financial Advisory + Economic... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/22/2006    Last Visited: 12/25/2006  

  That magazine cover now hangs on the wall of the office of Las Vegas money manager David Ehlers.
  
  Ehlers, chairman of Las Vegas Investment Advisors, likes to show new customers the cover as a warning to those who might doubt Las Vegas' ability to sustain its often-times explosive growth rate.
  
  "Since the 1950s, people have been underestimating the growth in Las Vegas.
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  With Nevada's unemployment rate routinely lower than both California's and the nation's, Southern Nevada's job creation machine acts "like a giant vacuum cleaner, bringing people in here," Ehlers said.
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  " Retirees don't want to die where it's cold, " Ehlers said, suggesting that many of the city's new amenities, including fine restaurants, are helping to entice retirees to move here.
  
  Economics plays a part in many retirees' decision to move here, too.
  
  In the case of California and some other high-priced states, retirees can sell their homes and buy a new one in Las Vegas and still have cash left over, he said.
  
  "If Las Vegas' future is debatable, where are 100 million (baby boomers) going to go?" Ehlers asked.
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  Ehlers thinks Wells Fargo, which expects an average annual growth rate of 3.8 percent, will be closer to the mark 20 years from now.
  
  The county's minimum annual increase in population since 1988 was 4.24 percent in 2002, and the maximum was 8.4 percent in 1991, he said.The county population grew by an average of 6.6 percent yearly in the 1980s and 8.6 percent in the 1990s.
  
  "If we look at today's forces for growth in addition to the historical ones, meaning the development of downtown and more corporate and service activity, it is difficult to imagine that the population and employment growth won't be at least equivalent to the lowest growth over the last 20 years or so," Ehlers wrote in an e-mail.He did express short-term concerns about housing prices, however.

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  Published on: 1/8/2003    Last Visited: 12/4/2009  

  Las Vegas Investment Advisors Chairman David Ehlers said major gaming companies will take a new look at the cost of capital if the Bush plan passes Congress and is signed into law. "If they've a mind to sell more equity stock, a dividend policy will impact sellers of securities and help them raise capital," he said.

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  BANKRUPTCIES JUMP 71 PERCENT IN NEVADA - Gordon Silver... - [Cached Version]
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  "It's going to take some real economic magic" to recover from the recession locally and nationally, said David Ehlers, chairman of Las Vegas Investment Advisors.
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  "Bankruptcy is an expensive, expensive option," Ehlers said.

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  CORPORATE PROFILES - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/12/2001    Last Visited: 3/12/2001  

  This may or may not be related to the fundamentals , but the exercise and sale of stoock appears to be substantial in light of prior year's sales , said Dave Ehlers , chairman of Las Vegas Investment Advisors Inc.
  
  Ehlers noted that since June , Anchor insiders have either sold or registered to sell stock 23 times for a total of 263 , 800 shares , or about 2.2 percent of the 12 million shares outstanding.
  
  Assuming an average exercise price on the options of $ 18 a share , and an average sales price of $ 50 a share , the sales would generate about $ 8.5 million of pre-tax gains.
  
  Anchor stock was quoted at $ 54.875 , up $ 1 a share , in early afternoon trading today.

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  Casino Man - News Articles - Gambling: Dividend Plan... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/29/2003    Last Visited: 1/29/2003  

  Las Vegas Investment Advisors Chairman David Ehlers said major gaming companies will take a new look at the cost of capital if the Bush plan passes Congress and is signed into law.
  
  "If they've a mind to sell more equity stock, a dividend policy will impact sellers of securities and help them raise capital," he said."Investors are aware that gaming companies don't pay dividends and, ultimately, the value of stock lies in its ability to return value to investors.So if any of these companies decide to establish dividend payouts, as is likely, investors will look at it as a return on capital and will invest accordingly."

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