Glonghui, March 4 | Hong Kong Stock Exchange Gaming stocks collectively plummeted today. Among them, Sands China fell more than 6%, Macau Lijun fell more than 5%, Galaxy Entertainment fell more than 4%, MGM China, Aobo Holdings, and Melco International Development fell more than 3%, and Wynn Macau fell more than 2%. According to a report published by Goldman Sachs, Macau's gambling revenue in February was MOP 18.5 billion, 70% of the pre-pandemic level. Compared with 78% and 81% in January and December of last year, it appears to have been affected by a slowdown that exceeded expectations after the Spring Festival holiday. The average daily gambling revenue fell from about MOP 715 million in the first two weeks of February to MOP 543 million in the past two weeks, returning to the level at the end of last year. Goldman Sachs believes that compared to other travel brands, Macau shares recovered earlier. Since the gambling revenue trend from December last year to February of this year was more resilient, Macau Gaming shares have rebounded by about 20% since the end of last year. Just as the stock market often recovers after last year's major holidays (May Labor Day, October Golden Week), the market is expected to take back profits in the short term.