Sirius XM: The Bull, the Bear and the Ludicrous [View article]
Well, I guess I have found one that has no interest. Like I had said, I am looking for credible leaders to build an organization. This opportunity is ahead of the curve of this cutting edge technology. Three committed business partners is all I seek.
On Sep 19 10:16 AM dead elvis wrote:
> Donald Trump- The ultimate combover-"Im not really hiding what I > dont really have or who you think I am"-The darling of the Miss > America contest? -Oh now there is honesty! > > aclue to you two!- Eight minutes would be better spent with a good > morning constitution friend.
Sirius XM: The Bull, the Bear and the Ludicrous [View article]
I might have a solution for you and your trading partners to look at. People in your position may very well appreciate what I have to offer. This venture could be very lucrative I promise. I have sold my shares of siri and haven't been back here to read your posts lately. You did on the other hand influence the decisions I made with handling my shares. I would like you to take a look at a business opportunity and see it as Donald Trump did. There is an opportunity tab on the site with three videos. View the opportunity video it is approximately 8 minutes long. You did me a favor and now I hope I can return one.
Sep 18 07:37 AM R A F wrote:
> An excellent review of the current backdrop, Brandon. As SIRI has > continued to rally over the last few months, the pain to shorts has > intensified and this, no doubt, has led to much of the increased > negativity in certain segments of the media that typically have worked > closely with institutions believed to be carrying these short positions. > Short interest as of 8/31 remained exceptionally high at 124,769,729 > shares, indicating substantial losses have been accrued as SIRI has > rallied from the mid .30's in recent months - and, moreover - > substantial further exposure exists to these holders of short positions > given the much improved fundamentals that have emerged for Sirius > XM in the wake of resurgent auto production and the introduction > of exciting new wireless devices and applications. With this in > mind, it is no surprise that the "bashers" would try to make heavy > gain from the types of news releases we saw emphasized yesterday > - a focus on the non-compliance issue from Nasdaq and a heightened > shreiking about the possibility of bankruptcy. Both of these issues > have been responsibly covered extensively in commentary on Seeking > Alpha in recent weeks and it is well known that the 1.00 price issue > on Nasdaq can be properly addressed over the next six to twelve months > and are, therefore, non events at this time. As Brandon points out > in the article above, the threat of bankruptcy is 'ludicrous" at > this time, as the company is now on a sustained path to profitability > that will cover debt service properly into the future. With debt > concerns having been moved out to 2013 at the earliest, the continued > advisories from MF and others about the near term threat of bankruptcy > is completely unwarranted and misleading, at best. So now - these > holders of short positions have counted on these two stories to pressure > the stock in a way that will permit them to cover on pullbacks over > the near term before the markets begin once again to focus on the > upcoming 3rd and 4th Qtr. releases (in November and February) which > are expected to portray continuing improvements for the company. > As some of these improvements (notably, the wireless devices such > as SkyDock, etc.) are not expected to come on stream until later > this year, the markets are likely to view the 4th Qtr. release as > even more meaningful than the 3rd, and this should keep sentiment > for SIRI positive through this entire time span into February. Put > all of these considerations together and you get a framework that > suggests short covering will be aggressive on any near term pullbacks > and recoveries are likely to then ensue as this is observed. The > concerted negative news releases of the last few days have been a > punch to the chin of SIRI and the stock has hardly blinked. We all > know what generally follows a scenario such as that.
Sirius XM at Work - Largest Pool of Potential Subscribers [View article]
wall street is shorting stocks because its the only way they can make money now. foreclosures have killed there income stream. they have sucked the american middle class money dry and want more from us to buy there million dollar palaces and yachts. i think they should have to liquidate their assets to pay the debt that they incurred.
Sirius XM Dips Beneath $1: Will the Street Give It Any More Time? [View article]
you have to admit that the city workers are moving from the suburbs back to the city to take public transportation because its cheaper. wont be needing cars that much with price of fuel. thats why all the foreclosures in the suburbs of big cities. They should market it to homeowners to have in the home. Should make a home stereo system to interact with your tv, dvd player/recorder, pc, and all home entertainment systems. All with just a little antenna.
Sirius XM Shorts Scrambling to Cover [View article]
exposing idiots must be a child. i hope all shareholders refuse to listen to uneducated children. the language reminds me of a high school bully that i slapped around. we as shareholders are no longer in school and deal with you bullies in an adult manner now. we laugh at language such as what you use and dismiss it as garbage.
Sirius Retail Sales Questions Left Unanswered [View article]
Its amazing to me that it seems like the shareholders care more about the company than the employees do. Love the idea of farve doing a siriusxm commercial to promote sirius nfl. Hope some marketing agents read this board.
Sirius XM Doubles Up on Sports to Sack More Revenue [View article]
I am somewhat new to this board and reading through these posts I would tend to be on cos 1000's side. Anyone that uses language in such a way as tylenol-sirius does would be considered by me and any other educated being on this planet as a pre-adolescent child. Children shouldnt be allowed to post anything on this board. Children should stay in facebook or other forms of messaging. Leave this board to the educated.
Satellite Radio: Wall Street Isn't Seeing the Full Picture [View article]
Sirius XM Backseat TV is irrelevant.
You must not have read the article that said sirixm is putting up another satellite early next year. Not sure what the capabilities of the sat are but i wouldnt call Mel stupid. You have to know he has something up his sleeve. I have my bet on Mel.
Satellite Radio: Wall Street Isn't Seeing the Full Picture [View article]
Are these simply your predictions? If not, where can I find the facts which support them? I've always been bullish on Sirius and I love the possibilities here. I just don't want to fall into a pump and dump trap here. All these things were possible whether the two combined or not. So, why is now the time when all these strides should be made? Why not before?
The merged company has more bandwidth to play with as they will eventually get rid of redundant stations. sat tv without a dish! nice!
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On Sep 19 10:16 AM dead elvis wrote:
> Donald Trump- The ultimate combover-"Im not really hiding what I
> dont really have or who you think I am"-The darling of the Miss
> America contest? -Oh now there is honesty!
>
> aclue to you two!- Eight minutes would be better spent with a good
> morning constitution friend.
Sirius XM: The Bull, the Bear and the Ludicrous [View article]
Sep 18 07:37 AM R A F wrote:
> An excellent review of the current backdrop, Brandon. As SIRI has
> continued to rally over the last few months, the pain to shorts has
> intensified and this, no doubt, has led to much of the increased
> negativity in certain segments of the media that typically have worked
> closely with institutions believed to be carrying these short positions.
> Short interest as of 8/31 remained exceptionally high at 124,769,729
> shares, indicating substantial losses have been accrued as SIRI has
> rallied from the mid .30's in recent months - and, moreover -
> substantial further exposure exists to these holders of short positions
> given the much improved fundamentals that have emerged for Sirius
> XM in the wake of resurgent auto production and the introduction
> of exciting new wireless devices and applications. With this in
> mind, it is no surprise that the "bashers" would try to make heavy
> gain from the types of news releases we saw emphasized yesterday
> - a focus on the non-compliance issue from Nasdaq and a heightened
> shreiking about the possibility of bankruptcy. Both of these issues
> have been responsibly covered extensively in commentary on Seeking
> Alpha in recent weeks and it is well known that the 1.00 price issue
> on Nasdaq can be properly addressed over the next six to twelve months
> and are, therefore, non events at this time. As Brandon points out
> in the article above, the threat of bankruptcy is 'ludicrous" at
> this time, as the company is now on a sustained path to profitability
> that will cover debt service properly into the future. With debt
> concerns having been moved out to 2013 at the earliest, the continued
> advisories from MF and others about the near term threat of bankruptcy
> is completely unwarranted and misleading, at best. So now - these
> holders of short positions have counted on these two stories to pressure
> the stock in a way that will permit them to cover on pullbacks over
> the near term before the markets begin once again to focus on the
> upcoming 3rd and 4th Qtr. releases (in November and February) which
> are expected to portray continuing improvements for the company.
> As some of these improvements (notably, the wireless devices such
> as SkyDock, etc.) are not expected to come on stream until later
> this year, the markets are likely to view the 4th Qtr. release as
> even more meaningful than the 3rd, and this should keep sentiment
> for SIRI positive through this entire time span into February. Put
> all of these considerations together and you get a framework that
> suggests short covering will be aggressive on any near term pullbacks
> and recoveries are likely to then ensue as this is observed. The
> concerted negative news releases of the last few days have been a
> punch to the chin of SIRI and the stock has hardly blinked. We all
> know what generally follows a scenario such as that.
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if you cant afford $30 a month, you cant possibly own any stock. We all know what are options are, we dont need a bandwagon jumper to tell us.
Satellite Radio: Wall Street Isn't Seeing the Full Picture [View article]
You must not have read the article that said sirixm is putting up another satellite early next year. Not sure what the capabilities of the sat are but i wouldnt call Mel stupid. You have to know he has something up his sleeve. I have my bet on Mel.
Satellite Radio: Wall Street Isn't Seeing the Full Picture [View article]
The merged company has more bandwidth to play with as they will eventually get rid of redundant stations. sat tv without a dish! nice!