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SIRI
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+5.71%
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(closed on 11/04/09)
this is not a recomendation to trade this stock this is only where i think this stock is going
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Bullish on SIRI ...
SIRI
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+40.84%
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Siri will make a big move the next few days because of the cash for clunkers program. If the Senate approves an additional 2Billion to the program, then the stock will take off due to increase car sales and Sirius subscriptions.
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Bullish on SIRI ...
SIRI
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Highly speculative, for risk-tolerant traders, but comes with the corresponding reward potential. Sirius has 3 or 4 quarters to show it can execute. If it does, this stock will be extremely rewarding for people getting on-board now.
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Bullish on SIRI ...
SIRI
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. provides satellite radio services in the United States and Canada. The company offers a programming lineup of 117 channels to subscribers, which include 63 channels of commercial-free music and 54 channels of sports, news, talk, entertainment, and traffic and weather. It also provides music channels that offer music genres, ranging from rock, pop and hip-hop to country, dance, jazz, Latin, and classical; channels of sports; talk and entertainment channels; comedy channels; and religious channels. As of December 31, 2008, Sirius XM Radio had 19,003,856 subscribers. In ad...
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SIRI
SIRI
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(closed on 03/16/09)
WILL GIVE MORE IDEA LATER
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From the Blogosphere
Liberty's Sirius Preferred Stake Expected to Be Spun Off
 By Brandon Matthews
Is the media deal of the century about to take place? According to a Reuters news report, Greg Maffei of Liberty Media (LINTA) expects to “spin-off” Liberty’s preferred stake in Sirius XM Radio (SIRI), which represents a 40 percent interest in the company, “at some point.”
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Sirius Chairman Parsons Exits; Replaced By Hartenstein
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Sirius XM (SIRI) late yesterday said Gary Parsons has resigned a chairman and a director, and that director Eddy Hartenstein has been named non-executive chairman.
Parsons was founder of XM, and chairman of the company before it merged with Sirius.
Hartenstein is publisher at CEO of the Los Angeles Times. A former chairman and CEO of DirecTV (DTV), he sits on the boards of SanDisk (SNDK), Broadcom (BRCM) and The City of Hope, a cancer hospital near Los Angeles.
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The radio executive and the Rabbi…
 Yesterday, Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) announced that Gary Parsons, the company’s Chairman and one of the co-founders of XM Radio before the two companies merged last summer, had resigned. One oddity is that the press release was a little vague on when Parsons was leaving (or whether he had already left). Of course, it may be considered somewhat surprising that Parsons stuck around as long as he did, since there’s usually only room for one majordomo at most companies.
<>Perhaps even more interesting was the 8-K that the company filed, which noted that Parsons would receive a “Rabbi trust” — <><><><><>< /><><><>< />< /><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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Liberty Global Buys Germany's Second Largest TV Station For $5.2 Billion
Sirius XM Chairman Gary Parsons Quits
XM founder Gary Parsons is out as chairman at Sirius XM radio, bringing the company in line wiht Nasdaq rules about independent board members. LA Times publisher and CEO Eddy W. Hartenstein replaces him as non-executive chairman.
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- It is a nice little rush there. Got a little growth going. Think positive everybody. Nice things happen that way.
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- Investors should not be so scared to invest in this stock. The more people dump SIRI the more likely they are to go bust. The market could be doing s
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