RMAN1

Sirius, GM, AIG: Where Is the Leadership in American Boardrooms?

On Nov 11 07:13 PM ashkan karbasfrooshan wrote:
I don't know anymore then you do!

You aren't part of that bullshit lawsuit are you?

> There's another dynamic, as well.
>
> Whenever someone even raises an objection or criticizes a company
> or executive... you see shareholders in that company cry foul. Occasionally,
> management comes out, as well, and attacks the critic. The point
> is, usually the person doing the criticism has nothing to gain or
> lose, but those defending the company have a lot to gain if the stock
> goes up. With their positions entrenched, they are too emotional
> and attached to think objectively. Sometimes I wish I would have
> sold a stock sooner myself instead of holding on, blindly trusting
> management.
>
> Anyway, you saw that when an analyst raised red flags on Citigroup,
> or previously, Overstock. Both turned out to be right.
>
> My point here, basically, was that these are all poor sectors to
> begin with, and you have elaborate corporate development deals or
> requests for government interventions that simply are not necessary
> or unfair to the average American citizen.
>
> - Sirius/XM was tying two rocks and hoping it would float.
> - The Big Three have had problems that have nothing to do with this
> economic downturn, etc.
>
> Why not defend the industries, companies, and executives? No... too
> hard. Much easier to attack the critic.
>
> No wonder then that most American investors have lost massive amounts
> of wealth while the perpetrators of these actions are retiring with
> millions.
>
> It's a shame. Instead of attacking the critics, why not focus on
> those who are wasting shareholder money and destroying jobs?

Getting Cash into Sirius XM's Coffers

If we look at history, we see many times were one individual made the difference.

I hope I can help that along.

I am asking ever investor and/or listener to make a sacrifice, if you believe in this company and love the service as I do!


What if Sirius offered a lifetime sub? Or a discounted 5 year sub. To get access to cash from its listeners?

Let’s say 9 million subs buy a 5 year at 450.00 = 4.05 billion dollars!
Let’s say 4 million subs buy a 5 year at 450.00 = 1.80 billion dollars!

This could help them with the cash problem they are having.


I would buy one, maybe two!
That is a 340.00 discount!

Short term fix for a long term problem!


Maybe the investors and listeners should take things into their own hands and renew or bump up their sub!

Buy one as a gift for someone this Christmas and f*ck over the hedge funds and Goldman sucks!

This is the chance the little guy can stick it to the big guy i.e. David and Goliath

I plan on extending my current sub., to two years and purchasing another.

I am a long term investor and I see good things for Sirius.

They just need to get past this bad time in the market.

What do you guys say?

Can we do this; consider it a loan to Sirius for a stock payback in the end!

Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?

I am a long term investor and I see good things for Sirius.

They just need to get past this bad time in the market.

What do you guys say?

Can we do this, consider it a loan to Sirius for a stock payback in the end!

Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?

That is a 340.00 discount!

Short term fix for a long term problem!

Maybe the investors and listeners should take things into thier own hands and renew or bump up thier sub!

Buy one as a gift for this Christmas and f*ck over goldman sucks!

Is Sirius XM Headed the Way of Old Radio?

What if Sirius offered a lifetime sub. or a discounted 5 year sub. to get access to cash from it's listeners?

Lets say 9 million subs buy a 5 year at 450.00 = 4.05 billion dollars!
Lets say 4 million subs buy a 5 year at 450.00 = 1.80 billion dollars!

This could help them somewhat I think!

I would buy one, maybe two!

Open Letter to Sirius XM Radio

You have ask yourself what make the Ipod special?

Access to music from the internet, if you made it ossible to purchase a song you heard on SAT. radio; you would be one step above apple!