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Sirius XM: Latest News Roundup

The stock price of most stocks at the moment and maybe of the past year are not based on rational or logical decisions. IMO people have more access to the market via the internet and look at the most stocks with volatility as lottery tickets because the are too busy to do true basic research. Being busy to keep their jobs pay the ever increasing taxes they no longer have time left to do the work to make adult decisions with their money. All I see is people bad mouthing others for their opinions because they do not agree with their's. The stock is going up or the stock is going down ,
make your decision to sell or buy more. Let people spew their opinion, wether it is good or bad opinion in your opinion. Stop the petty childish name calling that does not do anything to improve the knowledge of the site or the insight into the stocks. Just my uneducated opnion.

What Is the Motivation Behind Negative Press on Sirius XM?

Check the ironic twist of fate when you see the chart for snss for today

What Is the Motivation Behind Negative Press on Sirius XM?

$.63 at the time and $3.00 last year what has changed no competion of sat services. Terrestial radio we all know can suck on long trips. All hand held devices need the purchase of item and need to pay monthly fees or they free. It took a short time for FM radio to be considered a standard item on cars and as someone mentioned above it will take just as long or less time for every car coming off the line to include sat radio. The sp does not take into consideration that they own twice as many satellites and are launching more. At $.63 it is a bargain.

Sirius: The Next Great 'Crisis' and Some Forgotten Facts

What will the antitrust lawsuit have on the stock? It was reported after 6 p.m. today by the wsj. Filed by a resident of Florida.

RBC on Sirius: Past, Present, Future

I can not stand the banter that goes on between everyone that posts here on Sirius' articles and elsewhere. I have made some money on sirius stock and have played the ups and down and made more than I have lost on given days. Wether a rs is in the cards should be of no concern to anyone that seems to daytrade Sirius or anyone that has sold his/her shares. Just wait and sell and buy on the way up or down and make money, but keep the childish comments to a minimum as well as the insults, because it just makes you sound unintellegent. Yes part of my shares remain long.

When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split?

LUCKY CALL

The question remains did you make money on your call? Or was this just a shot in the dark?


On Oct 19 04:44 PM zedmore wrote:

> I called it last week for those who can remember 60 cents by weeks
> end. mid 70's leading up to 3rd quarter and $1.00 by the end of the
> year.

When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split?

The best comment yet. I do not understand how much dribble is waisted on bashing and commenting on the idiots. Just read and go about your business, do not sink down to their level.


On Oct 15 03:03 PM R A F wrote:

> I would suggest you evaluate comments based upon their content and
> veracity and forget all your other irrelevant and inaccurate assumptions
> about identities and motives. The comments speak for themselves -
> if you believe the information within to be of value, go with it
> - if you do not believe the information to be of value, discard it.
> That is your prerogative. You should judge all comments on these
> pages only by your belief in their accuracy and the degree to which
> their conclusions appear to be well thought out. .

XM SkyDock Pairs iPods and iPhones with In-Car Service

Was this an article or just a comment?

Sirius XM Poised to Profit from Muzak Bankruptcy

I find writing here is way too hard for me because it catches me in a positive mood that is hard to maintain when the stock is performing like it has these last few days. However I too have been trying to pplay the ups and downs and have been caught not making the cut. Just past couple of days this happened, sold at .70 and bought back later at .67 just to see it fall further back down. It is hard to make the sale when you feel the pop is just around the corner. What I do not understand is how companies with such horrible numbers like RAD, FNM and PIR have managed what we all expect SIRI to do any second. Long Siri


On Sep 27 02:15 PM BRUCE E. W. wrote:

> Thanks RAF: I fixed the typo (my word processing software is altering
> my type: time for new equipment); edited it, and moved it to a second
> location (very much less friendly) see:
> seekingalpha.com/artic...
>
> You might want to check it out over there.
> Your evaluation was excellent; I feel a little less conservative
> on the timeline. I think it will platform itself to a more popular
> investment position sometime through November just on timing alone.
> It will gather popular acceleration with the general market but especially
> if newsworthy events are paced throughout October to gather momentum.
> It's very hard to say what the big money volume is going to do next,
> but they will go with the profits when the direction is ripe. It's
> caught now, but its in a holding pattern that will break out between
> .70 and .80 soon and start doing the same dance in that bracket.
> On repositioning: I tried it twice and got caught both times with
> larger amounts that lifted back in the .30s and then again in the
> .50s and each time ended up buying it back at a higher price trying
> to catch the flux. I played with smaller volume that allowe me to
> gain a little better position but ended up pretty much right back
> after the larger turn. In my opinion right now I bought back in at
> .65 and consider myself lucky with that. It's better hold unless
> you were lucky enough to have sold at .75 or so....in that case I
> would say now is the time to jump back on board. Regards, Bruce<br/>

New XM SkyDock Offers Sirius Investors Nice Profit Margin

Do not pay attention to idiots and make relevant comments on the stock. I have not said anything as of late, but enough is enough. Just read or skip the idiot posts. Keep buying on the way down and sell some on the way up. Always play with the house's money and the stress of not losing your money makes for better investment decisions.

Movie Sheds Light on Sirius Naked Shorts

Placed order as always and always have various amounts sold to complete order however today I missed.On Jun 26 10:34 PM SIRI-Doom wrote:> It is Outer Limits and Goldman Sacks has Comtrole.> > Check to see if you did a lot or tax lot sell order. That has stopped> a trade or two on me.

Movie Sheds Light on Sirius Naked Shorts

There is something weird going on with this stock I have a standing order for 50,000 share at .37 and guess what it never got even a partial buy.

Sirius XM's iPhone App: A Picture Worth a Thousand Questions

In Mass the rate of people looking for jobs and those who had all but stopped even, though their benefits had run out was calculated to be around 50%. If that is the case; the rate of employment I would have to agree is much lower than that stated in this article and concurr with Sidweaver in his assessment.

'Free' Should Not Be a Sirius Business Model

Yes, but everyone here is making me believe that the royalties are paid for each listener not each time the song is played and broadcasted. If sirius has 19,000,000 listeners royalties are not paid individually for all those subs. Back in the 70s I heard artist were paid something like a penny each time their song was played. Now there are 50 states and various radio stations that was a lot of pennies. My question is wether the royalties are calculated in a different manner for sat radio then free FM or AM radio stations (land limited short distance stations)?

From the posts I get the feeling that sat radio has made few bad decisions when it comes to rayalties then. But if anyone has other ideas or has a better grasp of what the rate of royalties is please let me and everyone else know it.


On May 23 11:14 AM another new screen name wrote:

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'Free' Should Not Be a Sirius Business Model

correct me if I am wrong, but if an artist gets paid royalties on every sub that sirius has; then should not all the radio stations also pay for every listener they claim to have? If this is the case the music industry would have billionares, rather than millionares. Royalties are paid on the amount of times a song is played, not on how many people listen to the song. As I said please correct me if I am WRONG.