Sirius Satellite Radio, Inc. (SIRI)

alexvb (59.46) Submitted: 3/10/08 11:09 PM : Start Price: $2.70 SIRI Score: -13.10

Srius Radio has a profitable business model that will do well as the economy slows down even if it does not merge with XM. At first glance their financials look bad. They are loosing money ($-.39 per share in 2007 or $565 million). This is the smalle...

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kjdig (< 20) Submitted: 3/27/07 3:20 PM : Start Price: $3.26 SIRI Score: -19.18

With Satalite TV in the pipeline and the SIRI takeover of XMSR and the population of pre equiped vehicles being mfg'ed each year it is bound to make a strong return and go beyond the S&P 500.

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Madmykl (99.47) Submitted: 5/11/07 8:37 PM : Start Price: $2.84 SIRI Score: 5.71

This is more of a speculative play on my part, but I think satellite radio is on the way out. It seems an inefficient and expensive technology to implement, it competes with well established technology (no competitive advantage). They are losing mo...

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mfred987 (< 20) Submitted: 3/17/08 6:32 PM : Start Price: $2.71 SIRI Score: -13.48

Sirius (SIRI) and XM Satellite Radio (XMSR) are on the verge of a merger decision by the FCC and DOJ. Judging from recent activity of the FCC it appears that the merger will be approved, but with some conditions. If those conditions are too strict, i...

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themaeth (< 20) Submitted: 7/10/06 6:54 PM : Start Price: $4.30 SIRI Score: -46.53

The CEO of Siri, Mel Karmizan, has been keeping its promises of various tasks the company wants to accoumplish. Howard Stern started earlier this year, yet subscribers are still flowing in quite rapidly. Let me mention siri subscribers are coming i...

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jingoism (< 20) Submitted: 8/24/06 6:09 PM : Start Price: $4.07 SIRI Score: -41.63

People are going to flock to Sirius and XM continues its decline. Sirius will pick up some "serious" programming to compliment its current entertainment program. All told, there will be as little incentive for makers and users to go to XM as there wa...

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BankerChris (97.75) Submitted: 5/01/08 2:31 PM : Start Price: $2.64 SIRI Score: -4.55

Sirius... XM... they'll be the same before too long no matter what the FCC says... Satellite radio is way too cool for it to go away all together... one of them will survive... have you tried satellite radio?? pretty soon it will be relatively standa...

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TMFKnightly (< 20) Submitted: 5/25/06 7:22 PM : Start Price: $4.80 SIRI Score: 49.22

Todos los huevos en una cesta

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TMFBomb (< 20) Submitted: 5/30/06 10:03 PM : Start Price: $4.73 SIRI Score: -47.41

I'm agnostic long-term between the players, so you'll see the same pitch for both Sirius and XM. I've subscribed to XM since late 2003 and I would never go back to terrestrial radio. Terrestrial radio can't compete with zero commercials, they can't...

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McDub (83.03) Submitted: 3/06/08 12:35 PM : Start Price: $2.84 SIRI Score: -16.36

There isn't anything negative that could come from this merger, in my opinion. Sure, there will be a monopoly on satelite radio, but it's a choice that people still have. If you decide you don't want to pay a high price for sat-radio, then you won'...

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