The Oracle

What the Sirius XM Radio Future May Hold

Gee Dobie, I can't believe what your saying. Since half the consumers won't voluntarily buy a subscription, lets shove it down their throats and make them pay whether they want it or not. I'm sure the car manfacturers are dying to line up to raise the price of their cars and the monthly payments to help SiriXm radio. You're grabbing at straws to save SiriXm shareholders from the inept, incompetent, lying management teams that brought us to this sorry state. Clayton, Mel, Parsons, and Panero have got rich while the common shareholders have got the shaft. Take a good hard look at the balance sheet these idiots have created. Don't worry. SiriXM as a service will survive and prosper after the inevitable reorganization under Chapter 11 that wipes out existing holders of the common shares. If you've got money in this POS shares, sell and salvage what you can. Reinvest after the reorganization in the new shares and you might make some serious change. This baby is too far gone to survive so quit grabbing at straws. The writings on the wall, great product, shitty stock, thanks to Mel, Howie, and a host of other high level crooks that raped us all.

Understanding Sirius' History Of Converts May Ease the Pain

Dobie, Still got your head stuck up Mel's butt? You should have asked him for some KY to ease the pain of the reaming you and all the other Xm & Siri shareholders are taking from this great management. Looks like Howie , Mel, and the other insiders are the only ones making money. Next will come the inevitable reverse split, followed by further dilution, followed by bankruptcy. How will you spin this catastrophe then?

Omnivision: More Trouble In Store?

You just happened to repeat a DigiTimes article for no reason? The DigiTimes article also failed to disclose any credible source. Yep, they sure need to do something about the shorts spreading garbage rumors.

Sirius Opportunity in Satellite Radio

Perhaps Stan should peruse the balance sheets of these two stellar companies. Lots of debt, loads of Capex for Sirrus to replace their ageing satellites, and no profits, despite years of operation. Truth is , both of these companies inept managements, grossly overspent for content and now find themselves in dire straights. The proposed synergies from the merger are grossly overstated and will take years to obtain. Stan, step back and get your head out of the clouds. This merger is a last ditch attempt to avoid bankruptcy. If, and I do mean if, they make it the diluted three billion plus share count will ensure their status as a penny stock for years to come.