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O & A Provide Sirius Stern Fans with Solution

Sirius' growth is tied to the auto industry. F is trading in penny stock range and GM is soon too follow. But keep buying SIRI folks, it's bound to come back any day now.

How Will Sirius XM Refinance Its Debt Now?

This has become less of an investment and more of a cult. Even if you accept that some manipulation has taken place, the easiest cure for it is to get people to buy the stock and force the shorts to cover. However, no one wants to do that simply because there are serious problems on the fundamentals. While I don't think SiriXM is on the verge of immediate bankruptcy, the confused marketing and post-merger strategy hasn't helped the stock price.

Sirius XM Dips Beneath $1: Will the Street Give It Any More Time?

Autos are not going to pop anytime soon. And even if they did, the market for satrad in cars is pretty much saturated. People aren't going to pay for something they listen to less than 20 minutes a day. The company needs to aggressively find new avenues for subscriber growth.

Sirius XM Dips Beneath $1: Will the Street Give It Any More Time?

The answer to dealing with the debt is simple - *aggressively* get new subscribers. Mel seems to have no idea how to do that. By hanging the fate of satellite radio to the moribund domestic auto industry, he's condemning the industry to failure. When Mel seemed to dismiss things like partnering with Apple that was the last straw. Let's just ignore the whole mobile media market as an avenue for new subscribers and pretend everyone lives in the NY metro area and spends an hour and a half commuting to and from work. Probably time for the shareholders to demand some new leadership.