And the Sirius XM Fans Keep On Coming

• Report this Comment On April 14, 2010, at 4:23 PM, southernbeachguy wrote:

  Sirus is so much more superior product than anything else out there. If you try it once you will never go back to terrestrial radio. The Stock is also still undervalued. Sirus has the capability of going Worldwide and if they do their Revenue could go up 10 fold. Also, as older clunkers gets junked, more Sirus Radios will come in their replacement cars. Lastly, after someone tries Sirus in their Car, they want it for their Home or Office..... especially during Football season.

• Report this Comment On April 14, 2010, at 6:15 PM, Drakon1976 wrote:

  THE SHORTS ARE BEING CRUSHED ON SIRIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALL THAT GARBAGE YOU SPEW RICK IS MAKING ME RICH!!!!! MAYBE IF I CAN MAKE ANOTHER 500K ON THIS I'LL NAME MY FIRST BORN RICK IN YOUR HONOR! WHERE IS SIRIDOOM THESE DAYS?

• Report this Comment On April 14, 2010, at 6:43 PM, mountain8 wrote:

  Garbage?????????

• Report this Comment On April 14, 2010, at 6:48 PM, PSU69 wrote:

  I had SIRI retrofitted in my Porsche and I love it. I believe the long dark tunnel of OEM car building is over now and SIRI will sail north of $5 during the next 2 years. Many of us who bought as the stock slipped lower and lower and lower will end up with very large smiles on our faces. Indeed, I have sold some due to the huge gains.

• Report this Comment On April 14, 2010, at 10:27 PM, webjawns wrote:

  Sirius is a great product, but I think a lot of potential customers haven't experienced it to be able to realize its value. Although I don't believe it should be a sole focus, I think Sirius should explore avenues similar to Pandora and Rhapsody - if only to draw customers closer to the company, so that they can sell satellite radio for the car, office, etc.

  Since I got subscription to Sirius a few years back, I've gotten quite a few people to sign up. Most of which did not realize exactly what was on there.

  I wholeheartedly believe that with the budgetary changes Sirius has been making, coupled with a recovering auto industry/economy, and the overall great product they have, Sirius will prove to be an amazing long-term investment. Time shall tell...

• Report this Comment On April 15, 2010, at 7:00 AM, rouben45 wrote:

  Excellent article,

  I am an investor and long in SIRI, I believe in this stock because:

  - SIRIUS have very limited competition

  - They have fantastic product

  - It has become a household name , like Tide, Coca Cola , Pepsi etc.

  - The car companies are the best sales avenue for Sirius and they are rebounding. Look at Ford which has made the American public proud of their car Industry , like it used to be the case in the sixties.

  - Latest earnings point to the direction of profitability. In fact the good news in SIRI number accelerates quarter by quarter.

  De listing is not an option for NASDAQ. SIRI can move to NYSE and get even higher respectability. I have no problem with RS, in fact it could be beneficial to SIRI investors.

  - Short sellers will always be there, however , they will soon give up because on SIRI and move somewhere else, it is an empirical fact the SIRI is improving . It is like betting 000 on a roulette wheel. One has to be stupid because the wheel has no 000.

  -I will keep increasing my position. SIRI , I predict the stock will close over 2.50$ by October 2010. Mark my word.

  From Brussels Belgium

  Good luck and good day.

• Report this Comment On April 15, 2010, at 10:30 AM, Streamlined10 wrote:

  I see the Sirius Long's cult has already commented. Sirius longs have to be the most optomistic psycho people on the planet. You all need a convention so you can chant and yell and be cultish in one place.

  Anyway, I am a SIRI long investor because I can make money on the stock. As for the product, I'm not a fan. I had SIRI for 2 years in my car and got REALLY tired of the same music over and over like it was on a loop. The music channels were weak and Howard wasn't worth $13 a month so I cancelled. In return, I am now using my Ipod, where for $13 a month, I can get 13 of the songs I want, and can create a play list that I choose not one that is played for me. Unless you are a trucker that is addicted to sports or Howard, I still don't know how this product stays afloat but I will continue to make money on it as long as people believe in it.

• Report this Comment On April 15, 2010, at 1:20 PM, Lamley2 wrote:

  I disagree with the previous post. I tried using an iPod, but the dirty little secret is how much trouble it is to deal with. It has to be loaded up and set up and compared to other options, it's not very user friendly. Not only that, with Sirius I can get exposed to new music I wouldn't otherwise know about, since I'm not stuck in my little iPod cocoon. I'm busy. I work and am tired when I leave work. I know about what kind of music I like and I can just punch a single button on my Sirius and get great songs, commercial free, and a few of which are good songs I never knew about before. With an iPod you have to load in songs and most people aren't going to just load in unknown songs. Sirius is so convenient. There are also many, many talk shows, news channels, financial channels, traffic channels, and so forth that I find entertaining and informative as well. iPod? Been there, done that.

• Report this Comment On April 15, 2010, at 1:31 PM, Br0oklyn wrote:

  < Long Term Hold On My Company. I Got Faith. And Rouben Couldnt say it any better.

• Report this Comment On April 15, 2010, at 1:55 PM, JVMFan wrote:

  Investors that bought Sirius XM one year ago have seen a 2000 percent increase in their stock. The whole story is told in a new movie about Sirius XM and the stock market called "Stock Shock." DVD is cheaper at www.stockshockmovie.com, but the DVD is pretty much everywhere for sale.

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