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Sirius XM: There’s an App for That

Karmazin vs goldman
a 10 round bout
at the siri bell

karmazin wins first 2 rounds easily
Goldman comes back round 3-4-5-and 6,
Karmazin reach down to is pride and delivers round 7 and 8,

goldman goes back to the corner and gets a pep talk
from the trainer Jim cramer, the water boy motley fools, and 24/7 side doctor,
the bell ring for round 9,
goldman comes out from is corner and delivers a barrage of low blows to karmazin wen the referee malone was not looking, the bell rings and goldman steals round 9 the crowd stands on is feet and boos the referee,
karmazin stumble back to is corner and gets a new set of balls

the bell rings for the last and 10 final round,
goldman seems to run out of steam but is sticking to a steady jab,
Karmazin is bleeding from is left eye cut by a had bunt from goldman, the referee malone calls the fight doctor to take a close look at karmazin eye, the doctor allows the fight to continue,
59 seconds left to the last and final round, karmazin takes straight jab from goldman on is bleeding left eye and goes down for the count, karmazin gets up at count of 9 karmazin switch's to a left hand, and delivers a thunder uppercut flush to goldman jaws that knocks goldman off is feet and out of the ring, the referee malone stops the fight
Karmazin wins by KO,
and the crowd chanting free cash flow, free cash flow, free cash flow.

Sirius XM: There’s an App for That

Karmazin vs goldman

a 10 round bout
at the siri bell

karmazin wins first 2 rounds easily
Goldman comes back round 3-4-5-and 6
Karmazin reach down to is pride and delivers round 7 and 8
goldman goes back to the corner and gets a pep talk
from the trainer Jim cramer, the water boy motley fools, and 24/7 side doctor,
the bell ring for round 9
goldman come out from is corner and delivers a barrage of low blows to karmazin wen the referee malone was not looking, the bell rings and goldman steals round 9 the crowd stands on is feet and boos the referee,
karmazin stumble balk to is corner and gets a new set of balls

the bell rings for the last and 10 final round,
goldman seems to run out of steam but is sticking to a steady jab,
Karmazin is bleeding from is left eye cut by a had bunt from goldman, the referee malone, calls the fight doctor to takes a close look at karmazin eye, the doctor allows the fight to continue,
59 seconds left to the last and final round, karmazin takes straight jab from goldman on is bleeding left eye and goes down for the count, karmazin gets up at count of 9 karmazin switch's to a left hand, and delivers a thunder uppercut flush to goldman jaws that knocks goldman of is feet and out of the ring, the referee malone stops the fight
Karmazin wins by KO,
and the crowd chanting free cash flow, free cash flow, free cash flow.

Sirius Earnings Preview: The Worst Is Over

Brandon,
You are very kind to siri bashers by only projecting 132,285 positive subscriber additions to be reported for the third quarter.

for mel to make a statement that a split is of the table at this time, is a good indication that he is confident that SIRI will be over a dollar to be in-compliance with NASDAQ that's on indication that subscriber growth will be much greater in my opinion

Sirius’s SkyDock App Debuts on iTunes

great gift, my girls already ask me to buy them skydock for Christmas

Sirius XM Radio Attacked Unfairly by Media

great article Brandon,
If it wasn't for you, many more will have bin scared to buy or invest in siri.

i believe that the only way to fight them, is to dispute their
misleading headlines, outright lies and the dissemination,
to immediately rebottle them the moment they publish the Bs
against Sirius xm
siri stock holders need confidence that the company is fighting for them. In addition their Bs is being published as news, and we only see rebottle as a blog once in wile, Sirius xm need to fight fire with fire.
thanks again for your great work

Sirius XM Radio Attacked Unfairly by Media

great article Brandon,
If it wasn't for you, many more will have bin scared to buy or sell siri.
i believe that the only way to fight them, is to dispute their
misleading headlines, outright lies and the dissemination,
to immediately rebottle them the moment they publish the Bs
against Sirius xm,
siri stock holders need confidence that the company is fighting for them.


thanks again for your great work

Sirius Can Avoid Bankruptcy

591 comment against siri by doom and cloom,

got to be a paid basher, or a very loaded short, or a not job.

Sirius Can Avoid Bankruptcy

this guy doom and gloom is paid basher

Negative Media Attacks Plague Sirius XM Radio

this will be a great story to send to fox news,
if it will be announced siri will go to $ 2.00 over nigth

Sirius XM Price Target Raised by Top Media Analyst

ONE IMPORTANT FACTOR THAT MANY OF YOU SHOULD KNOW, 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBER'S AND THE ONLY SATELLITE RADIO IN THE USA, YOU CAN ONLY BE A < FOOL > NOT TO GET ON THE WING OF SIRIUS XM, IS GOING TO FLY AND PROSPER, LIKE IT OR NOT.

Sirius XM: A More than Viable Stock

ONE IMPORTANT FACTOR THAT MANY OF YOU SHOULD KNOW, 18 MILLION SUBSCRIBER'S AND THE ONLY SATELLITE RADIO IN THE USA, YOU CAN ONLY BE A < FOOL > NOT TO GET ON THE WING OF SIRIUS XM, IS GOING TO FLY AND PROSPER, LIKE IT OR NOT.

Improving Fundamentals Send Sirius XM Radio Higher

the negative media is ready to give up, it will be to embarrassing to continuing bashing Sirius xm

0.85 by tusday,
GO FETCH BLUE DOG

Howard Stern Sticks with Sirius Despite Media

this is a clear example by media manipulation no coverage !!!!


Photo Release -- Space Systems/Loral-Built Satellite for SIRIUS XM Radio Successfully Begins Post-Launch Maneuvers
GlobeNewswire
Posted: 2009-07-01 08:00:00
PALO ALTO, Calif., July 1, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Space Systems/Loral (SS/L), a subsidiary of Loral Space & Communications (Nasdaq:LORL) and the leading provider of commercial satellites, today announced that SIRIUS FM-5, a satellite that it provided to SIRIUS XM Radio, America's satellite radio company, is performing post-launch maneuvers according to plan. The satellite's solar arrays deployed on schedule early this morning, following yesterday's successful launch from the Baikonur Space Center in Kazakhstan aboard a Proton Breeze M launch vehicle provided by International Launch Services (ILS). The satellite is scheduled to begin firing its main thruster tomorrow in order to start maneuvering into geosynchronous orbit.

long live sirius xm

Look Ahead to Sirius XM's Q2 Numbers

www.nytimes.com/2009/0...

Representative Barney Frank, left, urged Mary L. Schapiro, right, head of the S.E.C., to reinstate a rule that restricts short-selling.

By GERRY SHIH
Published: July 2, 2009

They have been reviled as the bad hats of Wall Street, nefarious traders who cashed in on the market collapse and, some insist, helped precipitate it.

Now short-sellers, the market skeptics who correctly called last year’s downturn, are coming under even more unwanted scrutiny, this time from federal regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission appears poised to reverse itself and reinstate rules that would make shorting stocks — that is, betting their prices will decline — somewhat more difficult.

Whether the S.E.C. will go far enough to satisfy the many critics of short-sellers is far from certain. The controversial role of these investors has divided not only the financial industry, but also federal regulators. As the S.E.C. considers its options, the debate is heating up.

Hedge funds and big pension funds argue that short-selling is vital to modern markets. Such trading not only enables investors to hedge their risks but also to ferret out weak companies or, as in the case of Enron, outright frauds.

But many banks, whose stocks came under attack last autumn, maintain that unfettered short-selling is dangerous. The shorts, their argument goes, helped bring down Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers last year.

Many people on Wall Street and in Washington dismiss such claims, arguing that while short-sellers may have accelerated some stock declines, the real problem was the precarious state of the companies’ own finances.

Given the climate in Washington, as well as the running suspicion of Wall Street, new rules seem inevitable, analysts say. Mary L. Schapiro, chairwoman of the S.E.C., has said that considering new rules restricting short-selling is a priority. Members of Congress like Barney Frank, the Massachusetts Democrat who heads the House financial services committee, are calling for quick action.

For the moment, the most likely outcome may be for the S.E.C. to reinstate a rule that the commission itself abolished with a unanimous vote in 2007, under its previous chairman, Christopher S. Cox. Known as the uptick rule, it would bar investors from shorting a stock until its price ticks at least a penny above its previous trading price.

But current and former S.E.C. staff members appear to doubt that reinstating the uptick rule would have much of an effect on trading. Some say the change would be merely cosmetic.

“The government wants a confidence measure right now, and that’s all this is,” said Lawrence E. Harris, a former S.E.C. chief economist.

Traders, he said, will simply find ways to circumvent the rule, but the commission probably will make the move if only to deflect outside pressure.

“Every crisis requires action,” he said. “It’s not worth fighting over.”

In March, Mr. Frank urged Ms. Schapiro to reinstate the uptick rule. That same month, Senator Edward E. Kaufman, Democrat of Delaware, introduced a bipartisan bill to reinstate the rule, saying its demise in 2007 “added fuel to the fire of distressed stocks and markets.”

But a more radical solution — a so-called circuit breaker that would halt trading in a stock for an entire day if its price fell by a certain percentage — appears to be off the table.

The S.E.C. first enacted the uptick rule during the Depression, after the market crashed in 1937-38. It then voted to repeal the rule in mid-2007, after internal studies showed that removing the restrictions would not have a “deleterious impact on market quality or liquidity.”

To some, the issue is clear-cut. The American Bankers Association, a trade group representing the vast majority of American banks — whose equity values have been especially battered in the last 18 months — recently submitted an opinion in favor of reinstating the short-sale restrictions.

Sally Miller, a spokesman for the A.B.A., said the member banks thought there was a clear link between the market turmoil and the rule change.

“All of a sudden subsequent to 2007 they can see all their stocks going haywire,” Ms. Miller said. “It’s cause and effect.”

Traders and fund managers, however, say the rule is a part of a broader opposition to short-selling, a tool investors need to bring overvalued stocks back into line. Short-sales, they say, are a frequent scapegoat for companies of exaggerated fundamental strength. Others say that the rule will have little meaningful impact. “I don’t mind what I see as minor inconveniences,” said Whitney Tilson, an author and managing partner of T2 Partners, “if it will get rid of the critics who like to blame short-sellers every time a stock goes down.”

Duncan Niederauer, the chief of NYSE Euronext, which runs the New York Stock Exchange, said in March that while “there was no economic benefit” from having the uptick rule, “it would go a long way to adding confidence.”

The exchange has since officially voiced its support. Joseph M. Mecane, the chief administrative officer for United States markets at the NYSE, said that the exchange was not trying to curb traders’ ability to sell short but was wary of the “kind of herd mentality” that gripped the markets during the few most staggering days of the fourth quarter last year.

“You want some sort of a dampener in those periods,” Mr. Mecane said, “and let the stock breathe a bit.”

Sirius Rewards CEO, On the Brink of Better Times

History teaches us that where Mel Karmazin goes, Howard Stern goes
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