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Will Sirius XM Go for a Reverse Stock Split?

Jamba's initial success with its own split may prove tempting to Sirius XM Radio.

By Rick Munarriz – Jun 5, 2013 at 1:53PM EST

Smoothie chain operator Jamba (JMBA +0.00%) moved higher on Monday after executing a 1-for-5 reverse stock split on Monday. There are plenty of similarities between Jamba and Sirius XM Radio (SIRI +0.00%), and in this video longtime Fool contributor Rick Munarriz explains why a reverse split may not be such a bad idea for the satellite radio giant. 

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Rick Munarriz
Rick Munarriz is a contributing Motley Fool stock analyst and long-time contributor to the company’s free offerings and premium investing services, including Rule Breakers and Supernova. He has analyzed stocks across media and entertainment, retail and restaurants, and emerging technologies for The Motley Fool for 30 years. Rick holds an MBA from the University of Miami, once traveled the country with his band Paris By Air, and on weekends he can be seen on stage at Just The Funny theater in Miami as an improv comedy performer and co-owner. He is a regular guest on CNBC, Fox Business, BBC, and NPR for his expert stock analysis. He lives with his family in Miami and Celebration, Florida.
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