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$2 Royalty Pass Along Is 'Sirius'ly Good Idea

Hi Jeff,
Great, honest, informing article. Glad to see that you used various inputs so that this gives an unbiased result.
Have to agree with P.Gourley,
"My gas company charges $15 per month service charge per month, regardless if I use gas or not.
My electric company charges a $10 per month service charge per month on top of my electric bill.
My water company has a minimum usuage fee regardless if I use no water at all.
My garbage company charges a fuel surcharge.
My cable and mobile phone companies charge surcharges.
$2 is nothing if you like the service, but spread out over millions is a windfall for SiriusXM.
Keep up the good work Jeff!

What Will the BOE and ECB Decide Today?

Sorry, but i just got an E-mail and the BOE has the interest rate on hold!

Sirius/XM: A True Merger Of Equals

Good article Tyler. A focused, informed, objective opinion of a company that has huge potential, especially with a radio veteran like mel karmazin behind the Company!

XMSR and Sirius: Bigger Problems Than FCC Approval

In reading this article it becomes apparent that the writer ( who made no disclosure) is invested in Apple.
What he forgets is that most people download their own music onto their Ipods (not much revenue there for Apple) and if Ipods don't get cheaper soon then people (as usual) will look for a cheaper alternative, not to mention that as much as you like your own music, it still becomes old. Enter....Satellite Radio! not only is Sirius the 'fastest growing Company in the U.S' but the recurring and ever growing revenues (with an almost fixed overhead) will turn this company into one of the best Investments of this decade! The next time you are driving, take a look at the cars around you and see how many there are! now imagine the hundreds of millions of cars in the U.S All having Sirius installed as the standard production equipment! Now even if only 20% of the market sign up it would still mean a multi-billion dollar industry with huge profit margins! Finally, when compared to HD radio, all I can say is the difference between regular and HD radio is better sounding ads with the usual bland content (sorry, not worth the $200+ investment)which will quickly become apparent.
Never underestimate the value of content (content is King!) just look at Cable TV, some people pay $100+/ month......I rest my case for Sirius 'your honor'!