View Full Version : Any XM or Sirius Shareholders?
WRESTLINGFAN
12-10-2005, 05:57 AM
Lately XM shares have been tanking. A few months ago XMSR was at 36 now its in the $29 area. I got SIRI at 5.85 and its up to $7.87 Even though im not a fan of Hoo hoo i am hoping when he goes to SIRI their stock will jump so i can cash in a decent profit
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suggums
12-10-2005, 08:17 AM
<p> </p><p>One of my business teachers last term had this same idea with Sirius stock. He bought it really low, dunno if he sold yet or still hanging on to it hoping for a big jump<br /></p>
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GodWarrior
12-10-2005, 10:59 AM
ive been in both stocks over the last year and sirius has made me the most money getting in around $5 a share and was out at $8.50 when it hit its high in the $9 range for now the sirius play will make more money but in the long run the #'s for sirius will not ad up .
LordJezo
12-10-2005, 12:50 PM
<p>I have over $1,500 in Sirius stock and have lost a bundle.</p><p> </p><p>I am waiting for January and Stern to hit and then dumping it as long as I make my money back. I don't care if it goes up any higher, I just want out. </p>
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MilkmanDann
12-12-2005, 03:28 AM
<p>Got "quite a bit" tied up in Sirius stock which I dont plan on keeping very long after the new year. got in at 5.92 so pretty pleased with it right now. </p><p>More media attention howie, more more. I'll keep listening to XM and profiting off Sirius. </p><p> </p><p>And XM isnt doing bad but they fluctuate too much. seen it anywhere from 27 - 39</p>
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CleanJoe
12-12-2005, 05:09 AM
i did the same thing I bought sirius at 4.80 and was gonna sell a while ago when it hit 10, but decided to stay in a bit more. I think that howie the hypocrite will def sky rocket the price, and his new programming. But that comp has waaaaaaaaaay too much overhead to turn major profits anytime soon.
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Jizzbug
12-14-2005, 08:00 PM
<p>It really seems, at this point, that Sirius stock is grossly over-valued. </p><p>If I owned it, I would hold on to it until about mid-February, unless it started taking a significant dive before that point. The "Howard effect" will be QUITE short-lived. He will certainly contribute to a moderate increase in subscriborship for the first few months of 2006, but his effect on subscribor numbers will be negligible after that.</p><p>And, when Wall Street realizes that Howard and Martha have not had their respective anticipated effects, as has already been the case with Martha, the stock price will plunge. </p><p>Consider that, in the past couple of months, Sirius subscriborship has not seen that great of a boost in anticipation of the Howard move. I could be talking out of my ass here, but it seems like Sirius was at 1.8 million subscribors in July, and is barely capping 2 million subscribors today. XM has seen a similar, if not greater increase.</p><p>Now, I'm not saying that XM stock is a better bet at this point, just that Sirius is over-valued. The bottom line is that Sirius, as a company, took huge risks that were unjustified in light of their technology and the market as a whole. Wall Street will recognize this in the near future, and the stock will tank.</p>
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