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Sirius Stock Predictions for 2007
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| sternowitz |
| Anyone have any stock predictions for sirius? My personal predictions is that it will drop a little in the first quarter for not meeting sales goals and then hold steady for the remainder of the year. If their is a merger, I see the stock rising about 25%. |
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| BillyWest13 |
| can it go lower than $3.50?? :( |
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| sternowitz |
| Definitely, I never thought it would go lower than $5 |
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| DobieGillis |
| Hopefully it won't be delisted and relegated to a penny stock. |
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| LongShoreman |
If there is no merger, Sirius will dip below $2 due to the companies ongoing and very aggressive dilution of the stock to maintain operations.
Even if they reach cash flow break even, the stock will stagnate. Sirius MUST stop diluting the stock, their "fight" with XM is killing them. |
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| thund3rl1p5 |
| you look like the last shit i took, riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!! |
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| joyceface |
| Do you know anything about stocks or this is just pure speculation? I hope it goes it 25 percent! |
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| LongShoreman |
Quote: Originally posted by joyceface
Do you know anything about stocks or this is just pure speculation? I hope it goes it 25 percent! |
He knows nothing. XM has beeter financials than Sirius. XM will likely be the driver of the merger. Sirius needs XM more than XM needs Sirius. |
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| Billy Brown |
Quote: Originally posted by LongShoreman
He knows nothing. XM has beeter financials than Sirius. XM will likely be the driver of the merger. Sirius needs XM more than XM needs Sirius. |
Try again. |
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| scoresman100 |
| is it better to buy SIRIUS or XM at this time...or better to wait and for who?? |
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| Marye7ny |
Quote: Originally posted by LongShoreman
He knows nothing. XM has beeter financials than Sirius. XM will likely be the driver of the merger. Sirius needs XM more than XM needs Sirius. |
As a personal stock holder who bought at $7 and change, I'm afraid you're right. |
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| Froggy |
| unless Sirius can show some sustainable growth, the market analysts will probably prevent it rising. As long as the available potential subscriber market doesn't change, even a merger probably won't make too much of a change in the long-term share price. That's not to say it wouldn't bounce around due to speculation, but if the potential for growth doesn't increase (either through the creation of a new subscriber market, income from commercials, or through increased subscription charges) the stock price will probably remain static. That's probably behind the informal announcements of the addition of video content - it has potential to be a new, additional market, but unless the market believes there is potential growth they won't bid up the stock price. |
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| booybob |
Stock will be flat to down this year. Subscriber groth will slow,Howard can not bring in any more fans. Any fan of Howards who was going to sign up already did.
How many Nascar fans will give up 15$ monthly to listen to a left turn? Is Martha Stewart really a draw? Baseball tv ratings suck,why would radio change this? Hocky WGAS. Football maybe for the people traveling. Who travels on Sunday?
I hope this is not the case but, I cant see the subscribers growth beating this year :( |
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| NOLDaemon |
Quote: Originally posted by LongShoreman
If there is no merger, Sirius will dip below $2 due to the companies ongoing and very aggressive dilution of the stock to maintain operations.
Even if they reach cash flow break even, the stock will stagnate. Sirius MUST stop diluting the stock, their "fight" with XM is killing them. |
Agreed! And their increasing debt load is ensuring that any new growth will be negated by repayments of their loans. I don't own any shares, but I've been tempted for the past year to purchase some. But with all the outstanding shares they're issuing, I'm thinking twice. |
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| LongShoreman |
Quote: Originally posted by Billy Brown
Try again. |
No need to try again, I am 110% correct. If you think otherwise, please provide a lucid menaingful argument to the contrary. |
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| CAhowardFAN |
Quote: Originally posted by scoresman100
is it better to buy SIRIUS or XM at this time...or better to wait and for who?? |
Either buy SIRI (Sirius) stock, or neither stock.
What I'm saying is, is to not buy stock in XM. |
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| got1toburn |
Quote: Originally posted by DobieGillis
Hopefully it won't be delisted and relegated to a penny stock. |
Too bad it's been one for a while now. Any Stock under $8 is a penny stock. |
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| btriplep |
| I do not think anyone knows. You would all be rich if you knew. |
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| EtheZube |
| i dont know, but i think buying sirius stock will turn out better for you than buying kmart stock while they were filed for bankruptcy went for me. dont ask... :bigdown: |
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| biglouie250 |
| stock price has little to do with the ability to merge or buy out another company. youd have to look at the liquidity, ability to raise capital, assets on hand and things of this nature uhhhhhhhhh to see who has the leverage in a merger. and in case you didnt realize if sirius bought XM you would want to have XM stock.....not sirius stock because in a merger youd either get a premium on your stock of XM or a favorable exchange of stock in sirius. if you owned sirius you would just get the benefit of the stock price going up a bit. |
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