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Goldman's Wienkes No Longer Covering Sirius
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
On Nov 27 01:42 AM Konsta wrote:
> as far as not being able to short stocks under 5$, not necessarily
> so, e-trade lets you short stocks over 3$ , so it depends on the
> brokerage. as far as the person who is upset with the "move to a
> communist country" comment, this company needs to come up with a
> VIABLE business model iinstead of f--king around like they have been,
> and commericals are such a viable option that works for everyone
> else. so I say, you tried, you failed, and now try something that
> your peers do that actually works.
> also go beyond radio, radio is almost dead, i.e. expand into tv,
> gps and internet access inside vehicles
>
> disclosure: i hold a small position in sirius at a very low price,
> it's a speculative stock
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Bummer on the S&P , that was one of my last glimmers of optimism ...... and now it downgraded
Of course it is a strange time to downgrade ....... seein' how the stock is on it's way up for a while ......... Hmmmmmmmmm .......... They act like they just now figured out refinancing is going to be difficult
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
I think about 5 minutes per hour is the ceiling of tolerance subs will be willing to listen to on a pay radio ........ and even that is shaky ground ..... but I think Siri could manage a spot or two for some revenue without much collateral damage ........
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
On Nov 26 12:34 PM Konsta wrote:
> sick of being solicited... you make me sick...go move to a communist
> country
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash
On Nov 26 11:37 AM SHARKATT11 wrote:
> Don't understand the crying on here. If you have Sirius there is
> a good chance you listen to Howard Stern. He has almost 10 minutes
> of ads every 50 minutes. Commercials are NEEDED for this company
> to survive. Put 3 minutes of commercials every 15 minutes to bring
> in ad revenue. AOL, Yahoo, etc.. makes its money from ads and is
> free. So if you can get the suscriber fee AND advertising money then
> maybe this company (and stock which i don't own) may survive.
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
AMEN to that
and my response to all those people without consciences is :
" What profiteth a man to gain the whole world , and yet lose his very soul "
EVERY boardroom in America should have that plastered on the wall
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Do the right thing vs Max it out and raise another 500 million dollars ???
ethically it would be rotten to the core ..... finacially , it would be the company's complete salvation ( I emphasize " company's " salvation , NOT " our " salvation )
However , 50 -1 , and 3.5 B shares would make even the greediest CEO cringe in horror ........... so I suspect to lessen the blow it will end up 30 - 1 , and 2.5 B ....... and I do not think just enough to pay off '09 debt is the plan ........ future operating capital is in the mix also
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Everything else is smoke and mirrors
Face it people - WE are " old money " , and we can analyze this to death , but the bottom line is that Siri smells new money , and all they have to do to get it is to throw us under the bus ...... It WILL be done , and it will be rationlized as the " ONLY " way , when in reality , it is simply the EASIEST way .......... IMHO
Commercials on Sirius XM: Benefit vs. Backlash