Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded [View article]
Long term shareholders will get the royal shafting if there is a reverse split. IT WOULD NOT BE A GOOD THING!
On Nov 13 03:15 AM User 297255 wrote:
> Good article. People need to understand that a company's valuation > is based on market cap, not stock price. The stock is trading at > nearly a third of its foward sales, boasts excellent growth, and > is a genuine market changer. > > It would be a good thing to issue a reverse split, espeically once > SiriusXM starts posting positive EPS as growth will be more visable > on an earnings per share basis. > > Also, all this nonsense about dilution of shares if they do not get > the refinancing done is a non-issue. In the long run, it doesn't > matter how the `09 debt gets settled, it just determines where the > liability shows up on the books. (In other words, future cash can > be used to pay off debt or buyback shares) > > Finance 101 tells you it's all about cash flow. That is the only > metric long term investors should be concerned with. The latest conference > call suggests SiriusXM is very close to being operationally cash > flow breakeven. > > There is alot of emotion and price manipulation surrounding this > stock, patience will reward the long term holders.
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Long term shareholders will get the royal shafting if there is a reverse split. IT WOULD NOT BE A GOOD THING!
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On Nov 13 03:15 AM User 297255 wrote:
> Good article. People need to understand that a company's valuation
> is based on market cap, not stock price. The stock is trading at
> nearly a third of its foward sales, boasts excellent growth, and
> is a genuine market changer.
>
> It would be a good thing to issue a reverse split, espeically once
> SiriusXM starts posting positive EPS as growth will be more visable
> on an earnings per share basis.
>
> Also, all this nonsense about dilution of shares if they do not get
> the refinancing done is a non-issue. In the long run, it doesn't
> matter how the `09 debt gets settled, it just determines where the
> liability shows up on the books. (In other words, future cash can
> be used to pay off debt or buyback shares)
>
> Finance 101 tells you it's all about cash flow. That is the only
> metric long term investors should be concerned with. The latest conference
> call suggests SiriusXM is very close to being operationally cash
> flow breakeven.
>
> There is alot of emotion and price manipulation surrounding this
> stock, patience will reward the long term holders.