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Positive Cash Flow Signals New Era for Sirius XM

wow, a true believer in a truly piece of sh-t investment, the only thing this article has in terms of content are lame sports analogies, good day to you sir. the hype is over, it was over a few years ago

Five Reasons RIMM Will Continue to Fall

That's what happens when you play musical chairs with stocks, expecting bigger fools to pay more than you did. Rimm was obviously overvalued. And when the "momentum investors" pull out, they all pull out, don't they? Wasn't Jim Cramer advocating this stock a few days ago? And he also said that it's good to buy overvalued companies, well here you go.

Taking a Bite from SIRI's Apple Connection Enthusiasm

Here is the answer to my question: www.mffais.com/siri.ht...

go yahoo search, google? nah, I am kicking it old school

Taking a Bite from SIRI's Apple Connection Enthusiasm

bought SIRI stock?

Taking a Bite from SIRI's Apple Connection Enthusiasm

Mr Billionaire, the Sirius XM content will be streamed to the iPhone using a 3G or WIFI connection, not directly from the satellites, to my understanding. The iPhone will not connect directly with the satellites. Someone, correct me if I am wrong.

Question: where can I verify the claim that Verizon and Lehman brothers bough SIRI stock? Thanks

Citi: Sirius XM Is “Massively Undervalued”

Content and hardware. The content they provide is not necessarily exlusive. I am sure you can watch football, baseball etc., on the internet as well as listen to streaming music. New mobile computers (smart phones) provide this ability and will advance further in this direction. Howard Stern? His contract is up in 2010, he may retire, having a lot of money (half a billion?). I listened to Sirius recently and it was cool, but, by no means revolutionary, interner radio would probably be a good substitute as far as the diversity of options. Their TV contraption sounds intriguing, who knows. But again, is this company worth 4 billion, maybe, though it seems their unique value proposition is that it's in cars. Really, though, is the content unique enough to warrant the 12$ a month? 20 million people seem to think so, but the danger is that that may be close to saturation and more and more substitutes (such as streaming mobile options) appear that weren't there when Sirius first came out.

To my point, they don't have an edge in content. And the hardware maynot be the most cost-effective way to deliver content.

Good luck, but I am really not sure about this one.

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