Sirius XM: Not Completely Out of the Woods Yet [View article]
SatRad is a luxury item ?? to quote you Hmmmmmm.
If you are referring to that which is unnecessary as "luxury" - perhaps one can make the statement for all of the peripherals mentioned above including cell phone texting for non business use and useless articles written on a luxurious computer.
What?-Your thinking is quite dated - I suppose that once something becomes mainstream like a microwave, it is no longer a luxury but a necessary item (to heat up popcorn and baked potatoes.) How about a porcelain fountain
Baked is this article- Mel is at the edge of the woods friend, there is no cliff (except in your mind)- just green pastures ahead
Steakhouse boy-What about that BMI you carry per your photo? 100,000 deaths attributed to morbid obesity last year alone= Over eating and drinking a luxury?
Sirius XM Should See a Return to Subscriber Growth - Barrington Research [View article]
Be thankful Pell that this issue did not mirror prior dysfunctional behavior- as no run up was seen to Q3 and a modest gain today was made. The market was up quite a bit and I hate to disillusion you -money was spent more wisely on other larger companies . No fear though -this is good- Siri is actually starting to act like a real stock re trading.Money will come back in on a down day.
CNBC was a bit hard on Mel after the commercial re competition. He did well with the televised interview Poor guy though needs some better fitting chompers.
Shorts Bet Against SIRI, But for Emmis and Entercom [View article]
Your brother in law? I didn't make this up- IM dead remember?
Lets hope he knows more about life then mattresses
looks like Tuna needs to get himself- a porcelain fountain
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Where's the magic? Anxious consumers pull the rug out from under Tuna Amobi's stock picks
TWO OF TUNA AMOBI'S STOCK PICKS--A COMPANY that sells mattresses and another that sells cars--were big disappointments. Even The Walt Disney Co. didn't have enough magic to rescue the investments chosen by the New York City-based director of Standard & Poor's consumer discretionary equity research.
Amobi's three stocks--all companies that sell things that consumers can go without during hard times--lost a combined 34.5%, while the S&P 500 index fell 10.6% over the year.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
Tempur-Pedic International Inc., a maker of high-end mattresses and pillows, nosedived by almost 62% as the housing crisis sapped demand. "What we didn't anticipate was the acuteness of the crisis in the housing sector, 1 which eventually took a major toll on Tempur-Pedic--among other home furnishing stocks;' Amobi says.
The weakening economy left skid marks on the stock of Group 1 Automotive Inc., which fell 40.9%. The auto retailer seemed like a good bet because it sells a mix of domestic and import vehicles. But economic anxiety and rising gasoline prices swamped the entire industry.
Despite its flat stock price, Disney was Amobi's best pick. The diversified business, powered by everything from its theme parks to its High School Musical movie franchise, managed to navigate the slippery economy and the three-month Writers Guild of America strike. Share repurchases buoyed the stock as well.
Amobi still likes all three investments. Disney; with its strong fundamentals and leadership, could touch $45 within the next 12 months. Group 1 could reach $35, and Tempur-Pedic may hit $20 within a year, Amobi says. Group I and Tempur-Pedic, he reasons, are bargains at their depressed prices.
If he disagrees ,supply us your 1040 Perhaps his compensation is MOT or various sirius products including lifetime subscriptions and spots on the Martha show.
You guys need to come clean.
On Oct 29 12:56 PM Pell wrote:
> No creditability anymore! > > Do you work for Satwaves? > > Again the blackberry has other applications that compete with SiriusXM. > This has no "real" affect on subscribers. > > Please stop with this stuff. SiriusXM needs to come up with unique > products that enhances their own brand name. An accessory is nice > for PR. A mobile Siri Radio that a subscriber can walk around with > would be great. A siri walkman if you please. No that would be earth > shattering to the amount of new subscribers. > > Sirius Long and voice of reason.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
His name is Tuna Abundonza or Tuna Melt or Just Charlie and his ideas are underwater,
His predictions are on par w/Creamer
On Oct 20 10:09 AM Pell wrote:
> RAF, honestly and I do not wish to insult you. But did you sell open > calls for January when SIRIXM was trading in 70s back in August? > > > Because the real news will be did SIRI turn the corner in 3Q. The > bonus would be a solid profit in 4Q. > > The gentleman (his name eludes me) from S&P believed SIRIXM will > be at $1 by year end, do you disagree with his expertise in Media > Stock. He has been correct since he stated the stock would hit $ > .50. > > Why would you risk any outside chance of bad news and not act on > good news immediately? > > You confuse me. I can tell by your comments you are very intelligent, > but on this point there is inconsistency in your comments.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
Todays lost article by the guys from sat waves vacationing in cabo. I guess we will wait for them until the suntan oil and two carbon fragments run out.
WILL THE INCREASE IN I PHONE SALES BY APPLE AND THEIR RELEASE IN CHINA HAVE ANY IMPACT ON SIRI'S 3RD 4TH QUARTER CONFERENCE CALLS?
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If you are referring to that which is unnecessary as "luxury" - perhaps one can make the statement for all of the peripherals mentioned above including cell phone texting for non business use and useless articles written on a luxurious computer.
What?-Your thinking is quite dated - I suppose that once something becomes mainstream like a microwave, it is no longer a luxury but a necessary item (to heat up popcorn and baked potatoes.) How about a porcelain fountain
Baked is this article- Mel is at the edge of the woods friend, there is no cliff (except in your mind)- just green pastures ahead
Steakhouse boy-What about that BMI you carry per your photo? 100,000 deaths attributed to morbid obesity last year alone= Over eating and drinking a luxury?
Sirius XM Should See a Return to Subscriber Growth - Barrington Research [View article]
CNBC was a bit hard on Mel after the commercial re competition. He did well with the televised interview Poor guy though needs some better fitting chompers.
Shorts Bet Against SIRI, But for Emmis and Entercom [View article]
Lets hope he knows more about life then mattresses
looks like Tuna needs to get himself- a porcelain fountain
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Where's the magic? Anxious consumers pull the rug out from under Tuna Amobi's stock picks
TWO OF TUNA AMOBI'S STOCK PICKS--A COMPANY that sells mattresses and another that sells cars--were big disappointments. Even The Walt Disney Co. didn't have enough magic to rescue the investments chosen by the New York City-based director of Standard & Poor's consumer discretionary equity research.
Amobi's three stocks--all companies that sell things that consumers can go without during hard times--lost a combined 34.5%, while the S&P 500 index fell 10.6% over the year.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED]
Tempur-Pedic International Inc., a maker of high-end mattresses and pillows, nosedived by almost 62% as the housing crisis sapped demand. "What we didn't anticipate was the acuteness of the crisis in the housing sector, 1 which eventually took a major toll on Tempur-Pedic--among other home furnishing stocks;' Amobi says.
The weakening economy left skid marks on the stock of Group 1 Automotive Inc., which fell 40.9%. The auto retailer seemed like a good bet because it sells a mix of domestic and import vehicles. But economic anxiety and rising gasoline prices swamped the entire industry.
Despite its flat stock price, Disney was Amobi's best pick. The diversified business, powered by everything from its theme parks to its High School Musical movie franchise, managed to navigate the slippery economy and the three-month Writers Guild of America strike. Share repurchases buoyed the stock as well.
Amobi still likes all three investments. Disney; with its strong fundamentals and leadership, could touch $45 within the next 12 months. Group 1 could reach $35, and Tempur-Pedic may hit $20 within a year, Amobi says. Group I and Tempur-Pedic, he reasons, are bargains at their depressed prices.
Blackberry Finally Gets Sirius [View article]
... By announcing all this stuff via their own press release- it doesnt cost anything and by golly has allot more credibility
....Then and only then guys like Charles and Spencer and Brandon and RAF.... Write about it and make comment- anybody???????
pissttttt... Don't tell anyone I just got this from a clandestine obscure web site.....
Sirius is traversing this circle counterclockwise. (as looking from the equator) and with a counterproductive effect
Amen
Sirius XM: There’s an App for That [View article]
Hey Pell ....to quite you
mobile Siri Radio that a subscriber can walk around with
> would be great. A siri walkman if you please
like your shoes- ever heard of siletto and stiletto2
walkman/jaws? a bit dated perhaps
you are my guess about 56 years young been thru 2 divorces read the personals and hang out on e harmony
To quote Rip Torn-
bye bye now-"Dodge Ball"
Sirius XM: There’s an App for That [View article]
If he disagrees ,supply us your 1040 Perhaps his compensation is MOT or various sirius products including lifetime subscriptions and spots on the Martha show.
You guys need to come clean.
On Oct 29 12:56 PM Pell wrote:
> No creditability anymore!
>
> Do you work for Satwaves?
>
> Again the blackberry has other applications that compete with SiriusXM.
> This has no "real" affect on subscribers.
>
> Please stop with this stuff. SiriusXM needs to come up with unique
> products that enhances their own brand name. An accessory is nice
> for PR. A mobile Siri Radio that a subscriber can walk around with
> would be great. A siri walkman if you please. No that would be earth
> shattering to the amount of new subscribers.
>
> Sirius Long and voice of reason.
Sirius XM: There’s an App for That [View article]
You need a bigger boat.
We need some new info from the company.
Sirius XM: There’s an App for That [View article]
WHY ARE WE WAITING FOR QUARTER THREE FOR SIRIUS????
QUARTER THREE-- PER MY GOV TAXES DEADLINE WAS SEPT 15TH!!!!!!!
WHATS THE DEAL HERE???
Sirius Earnings Preview: The Worst Is Over [View article]
Cramer needs to live in a dumpy motel with that balloon guy.
Do patent rights run out with BK?
How much do you think we can get for the doggie logo of xm"s?
My wife said I could hace it and that could put it over the mantle with my deer head and neon miller lite sign
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
Lets play a game-see if you can get a p value less then .05
Siri Nov 4th-at close- price?
Nov5th-at close-
Dec31st- at close-
One week before delisting if no R/S-
Two days before delisting if no R/S-
One day before delisting if no R/S-
R/S announced 10:1-close on that day-
R/s Announced 50:1-close on that day-
Siri Dec 31st 2010-
company taken private-price
company bought out merged-price
knock yourself out. I am curious with all you have written what you predict.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
His predictions are on par w/Creamer
On Oct 20 10:09 AM Pell wrote:
> RAF, honestly and I do not wish to insult you. But did you sell open
> calls for January when SIRIXM was trading in 70s back in August?
>
>
> Because the real news will be did SIRI turn the corner in 3Q. The
> bonus would be a solid profit in 4Q.
>
> The gentleman (his name eludes me) from S&P believed SIRIXM will
> be at $1 by year end, do you disagree with his expertise in Media
> Stock. He has been correct since he stated the stock would hit $
> .50.
>
> Why would you risk any outside chance of bad news and not act on
> good news immediately?
>
> You confuse me. I can tell by your comments you are very intelligent,
> but on this point there is inconsistency in your comments.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
I guess we will wait for them until the suntan oil and two carbon fragments run out.
WILL THE INCREASE IN I PHONE SALES BY APPLE AND THEIR RELEASE IN CHINA HAVE ANY IMPACT ON SIRI'S 3RD 4TH QUARTER CONFERENCE CALLS?
snooooooooze.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
Marketing comes to the consumer sir- not the other way around.
On Oct 19 03:10 PM R A F wrote:
> If you want to see some effective marketing, go to Satwaves.com and
> you will be updated.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
Marketing comes to the consumer sir- not the other way around.
When Should Sirius XM Implement a Reverse Split? [View article]
90 percent of the American public are clueless of this company
its true -try the public out
woundnt energy be better spent hounding/flooding them ie the company via email and phone calls to investor relations then jabbering re r/s?
i even saw a commercial this weekend for rapsody.com
pitiful