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Time for Sirius Action as Stock Faces Removal from Russell Indexes

good report I look forward to next week investing

Frank


On Jun 16 02:11 PM Come on Guys Lets get Sirius! wrote:

> letter from Sirius XM customer service is now making its way around
> the web:
>
> Thank you for contacting SIRIUS regarding whether or not there is
> a SIRIUS iPhone application available. We are here to help! We appreciate
> the time you have taken to contact us in regards to this matter!
> We are happy to inform you that beginning June 18th a SIRIUS Internet
> Radio application will be available at the Apple iTunes App-Store
> for the iPhone and the iPod Touch! All Premium SIRIUS Internet Radio
> subscribers will be able to download the application fromthe Apple
> iTunes App-Store for free on their device and access the service
> at no additional cost! Subscribers who are listening to the Basic
> Online Service for free must first upgrade to the Premium Online
> Service for $2.99 per month to access the application on the iPhone
> or iPod Touch.

Time for Sirius Action as Stock Faces Removal from Russell Indexes

I just bought 150k worth of Siri stock. I cant wait til next week I am a Siri Fan all the way. Go long Siri

Sirius XM Is Treading Water

I will see your .01 and raise you 1.83

7 Small Cap Stock Briefs

Here is just what came out 2 hrs ago I just saw the reports

Sirius XM to roll out iPhone app in second quarter
Mon June 15, 2009 5:34pm EDT Email | Print | Share| Reprints | Single Page[-] Text [+]

1 of 1Full SizeBy Yinka Adegoke

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sirius XM Radio Inc looks to expand the reach of its satellite radio service with the second-quarter launch of an iPhone application as it explores a potential marketing partnership with satellite TV provider DirecTV Group.

The company, which had to sell a 40 percent equity stake to John Malone's Liberty Media to resolve looming debt problems, is looking for new revenue streams as its primary distribution outlet, new car ales, is looking "terrible" this year, management said on Thursday.

Sirius said the iPhone application would be available to its 19 million subscribers and to Apple Inc's 7 million U.S. iPhone users. It can also be used by iPod Touch Wi-Fi users,

"This is a large and interesting opportunity that will maintain our subscription-based economics while providing customers easier access to our content through means other than our traditional satellite-based platform," Sirius President of Operations and Sales Jim Meyer said on a call with analysts.

Sirius also sells satellite radios through traditional retail outlets, but it had a very weak fourth quarter, when electronics chain Circuit City, a major customer, filed for bankruptcy.

"There's a lot of opportunity for (Sirius) with iPhone," said Miller Tabak analyst David Joyce. "Unlike buying a new car, it's not an expensive proposition, but it's a tough time for consumers to be trying new products."

Based on January and February data, car sales for 2009 are projected to fall to between 9 million and 9.5 million, a far cry from historical volumes of 16 million to 17 million a year, according to Sirius management.

But the company said it was benefiting from "truly extraordinary" operating efficiencies following its protracted acquisition of XM Satellite Radio, which closed last year.

Sirius said it would post positive earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization in 2009, the first year it would do so. It expects 2009 EBITDA to exceed $300 million, compared with the analysts' average estimate of $303.4 million compiled by Reuters Estimates.

However, Sirius said the U.S. recession made it impossible for it to forecast revenue or give a more detailed earnings outlook.

Sirius Chief Executive Mel Karmazin said he had held talks with DirecTV Chief Executive Chase Carey and Liberty Chief Executive Greg Maffei in recent days about possible joint marketing opportunities.

Liberty has a 48 percent controlling stake in DirecTV, the largest U.S. satellite TV provider, and there has been much speculation of an operational partnership with Sirius.

"We think that there are opportunities to work with lots of partners, including DirecTV, on ways of adding subscribers for both companies," said Karmazin.

"It wouldn't be hard to think about the fact that DirecTV might be able to have a special package for many of their subscribers to be able to get Sirius at an attractive price."

Ooh I am in

Frank

7 Small Cap Stock Briefs

I am sorry It is my Medication kicking in imbalance and my multiple personalities I think this is a good report and I did just invest about 20k hoping this will make up for what I lost when it was at 3.00

'Stock Shock': A Wake Up Call on the Market as a Whole

I just bought 20 copies going to give these out for christmas

Will Positive Sirius News Be Enough to Offset Damage from Auto Bankruptcies?

oops it must be the medication just signed in with wrong username


On Jun 15 06:42 PM User 431779 wrote:

> Im sorry for all the terrible things I said about this stock it was
> my Medication or lack of. I am a full Siri investor

Will Positive Sirius News Be Enough to Offset Damage from Auto Bankruptcies?

Im sorry for all the terrible things I said about this stock it was my Medication or lack of. I am a full Siri investor