Gaming stocks took a ride along with the 2,100-point surge by the Dow on Wall Street Tuesday on hopes the industry will be a party to an estimated $2 trillion stimulus package to help offset losses due to nationwide COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The help is needed, according to one Wall Street analyst. Macquarie Securities gaming analyst Chad Beynon said eight casino operators are burning through a combined $27.5 million a day as they endure a nationwide gaming industry shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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