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It was a challenging year for the Casino industry. Many casino operators were forced to slash costs and increase their operating efficiency. The industry had its peak of $45.1 billion in 2013. Since then, the Casino industry's revenue has fell in 2015 to $22 billion year-to-date. The failed success of Macau hit tough times for many Las Vegas companies, and was also a disappointment to investors, draining many of their valuable resources. The services sector was at a price of $21.60 on Friday, with a change of -2.20 percent. Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. HLT had forecasted earnings of 51.10 percent per share growth over the next year. The company currently has a return on investment at 7.60 percent. Hilton's debt to equity is 2.07. As of Friday, 13 analysts have set a short term price target of HLT at $30.92. Over the past few months, there have been many analysts commenting on the company's rating. Macquarie recently upgraded their rating on Hilton shares to Outperform. Hilton's shares were rated as Neutral by Macquarie brokerage firm in the past. The Outperform rating by the firm was issued on December 3, 2015. Hilton may be your best short-term bet For investors, Hilton's stock has since continued to move lower and failed to show any recent upside. Hilton's short-term indicators seem to be in bullish mode. Earlier this month, the hospitality company witnessed heightened volatility which led to swings in its share price. During last six month period, the net percent change held by insiders has seen a change of -7.83 percent. HLT's weekly performance is -3.28 percent, and the quarterly performance is at -13.42 percent. Hilton's market capitalization is $22.24 billion. HLT gained 1.59 percent and closed in the last trading session at $22.08. Hilton's total Outstanding Shares is of 987.45 million. HLT has a 52-Week range of $20.93 – $31.60.