Konsta

Note to Sirius XM: Use Buzz Words on Tomorrow's Earnings Call

Shite stock, but then if you wer brave, lucky or smart enough to have bought it at 5 cents, then you feel pretty smart right now. This hobbling horse had some legs. At this point though, with the company valued at 2 billion, and annual revenue of a little less than 2 billion, it does not seem to be much of a bargain. However, I could be totally wrong, especially because many market participants will look at the 50 cent share price and think it's cheap. And they have it in their car! The iphone thing is a gimmick, though it doesn't hurt. I don't think it will make much of a difference to their bottom line.

Six Likely Takes on the Sirius Situation

Yes, and you losers that have been bullish on this still think you are right, hopefully this has taught you a bit of humility and not to follow f---king blogs for investment advice

Sirius XM's Latest Pricing Move Helps the Bottom Line

this is no longer a speculative stock, and no one is going to pile on, it's done and you are, unfortunately, the victim of the bigger fool approach to investing, i.e. you are the one left holding the plastic bag of dogsh--t, which is my metaphor for sirius stock, all the best

p.s. this stock was a hype stock (momentum stock) 5-7 years ago, but it's a different time now, move the f--k on

Sirius XM's Latest Pricing Move Helps the Bottom Line

guys, hold your shares, this stock is going to go to 200$ per share and the you can all blow each other for providing each other support during this difficult time of 10 cents per share. this stock is probably going to zero, but hey what the f--k, think about the time you are wasting writing about this bulls--t. peace

Blockbuster: Another Nail in the Coffin

an opinion is like an asshole in that everyone has one, hopefully now people see that even "legitimate" pundits' opinions are not worth the price of a toilet paper roll, let alone those of wannabe hacks peddling bullsh-t penny stocks. Blockbuster is probably really undervalued, that's my opinion, based on looking at their balance sheet and revenue and income statements along with the valuation. But hey, you never really know do you. And don't listen to anyone that says they do, they are either liars or fools

Say No to the Auto Industry Beggars

25+14 is not 34, obviously
for GM to file chapter 11, the US government would need to provide Debtor in Possession financing, because GM will not be able to get that from any other source. That seems like a logical was to proceed. Another way is for the government to take on legacy health care costs of the big 3, health care should be free anyway, so this would be a step in the right direction.
The reason the democrats are reluctant on the bankruptsy idea is that don't want to piss off the unions by voiding UAW contracts. I think they should void the contracts, if the government is truly intends to make these companies viable.

$25 Oil Could Happen Before a Return to $100

everyone, help GM by going out and buying a Hummer

Research In Motion's Certicom Bid: Not the Last Word

I am referring to his call on decline in the overall market

Research In Motion's Certicom Bid: Not the Last Word

I want to comment on Cramer's take on RIMM. He was recommending it when it was 140 and now that it's at 40, he is saying "stay away". Do not follow his advice, as the example above clearly illustrates. He was right about the precipitous decline, but, I think he even surprised himself with that call. He is certainly a smart and savvy human being, but he is primarily an entertainer. He has made money speculating and speculating is risky business, so at least do it with your own reserach.

Greenberg's Chutzpah

my point is, that's why they changed their approach with Citi

Greenberg's Chutzpah

the government has been doing things ad hoc, they facilitated the takeover of Bear Stearns, let Lehman fail, wiped out FNM, FRE and AIG shareholders, and now they are seeing that wiping out equity..duh...scares investors, that is private funds being invested in institutions, they could have avoided it by not letting Lehman fail, moral hazard is Obviously a Moot point, but their lack of insight has made all the bail outs much more expensive (than Lehman's market cap, for example). Bernake's defense of the government's decison to let Lehman fail is laughable,

it's all been a joke that would be funny if I didn't have money in stocks

Ousting Sirius CEO Karmazin Is a Crazy Idea

"If a loss in shareholder value were the yardstick used by all companies, the world today would be without CEOs, unless of course, they ran hedge funds."

it IS the yardstick for a PUBLICLY traded company, and those companies SHOULD be with ceos that maximize PROFIT and therefore SHAREHOLDER VALUE, what the f--k else is there for a publicly traded company to do, that is their raison de etre. ceos that can't do it, should retire

Ousting Sirius CEO Karmazin Is a Crazy Idea

that should say, technology, also, to clarify, I bought a small amount of sirius stock a few days ago

Ousting Sirius CEO Karmazin Is a Crazy Idea

Your comparisons to other stocks' declines are flawed, unless your point is that other stcoks went down too. The magnitude of sirius's decline is much larger than let's say Google's and the overall markets (60 and 40% respectively). Sirius went went from 3.50 to 19 cents, that's a 95% decline. Here is some basic math, to go back to 3.50, the stock has to increase...1600% percent, Google's just has to increase 173%, still a lot, but you get the idea.
I agree that this stock is super speculative, I am glad I was probably more lucky than smart when I sold it at 3 something with a small loss.

I hold a small position (relatively) and at this price, it's an option. I.e. it could completely lose value or go up a few hundred percent.


They are in a tough place with the debt, but they do have the advantages of having agreements with car makers to install their technology and the fact that the rechnology is good for driving, unlike wifi, which may go in and out.

Is Starbucks a Bargain? It Almost Goes Without Saying

what numbers into your analysis! Here is the deal, once consumer stocks start to recover, so will Starbucks. It will likely go back to 23 within 2 years, unless the world ends, which is what the market had been pricing in in the recent past.
That's my guess. Seems like a proven leader that will continue to dominate. A well run cash cow.