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Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
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Finally Some Good News for Sirius Shareholders
I will say this again for those who have been trying to ignore me.....
If we vote YES to the distribution of shares AND the RS..... (No matter how much you guys think it is the wrong thing to do)
-- The company will be able to pay off it's debt with out getting into another DEBT DEAL with another bank... (It will be SCOTT FREE!)
-- Then SIRI RS... The price goes up to about $5 - $10 /S....
Now I know you guys will bombard me with
"IT WILL BE SHORTED BACK TO NOTHING" or....
"IT WILL DESTROY THE LONG INVESTORS!"
But hear me out.....
Now with a SIRI/XM that is debt free....
Trading around $5 - $10 / Share
A shit load fewer shares outstanding
Positive cash flow that we are so close to getting
And increasing subscriber base....
A.) What makes you think that there will be people who even DARE to TRY to short this stock back down....
B.) What makes you think that this stock will not rise to the occasion ???
(I truly believe this stock can easily survive a RS... There are so many shares outstanding for the size of this company that it makes sense even w/o this share price)
----------------------... LONG SIRI ----------------------...
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
Ha, it's funny because you and cos have been explaining that plan with numbers and everything this whole time....l And there you explained it in 2 sentences and now I understand it better : P
I see how your plan works out.... And I know that you and cos and many others have the same idea... so that's cool... Thanks for the clarity !
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
President bush is speaking.... Look at the DOW go!
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
( When it would most likely not be on our terms)
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
If Mel refinances
(Especially now when it would not most likely not be on our terms)
What would stop analysts and investors from posting about the new debt SIRI got itself into. And by doing that, keeping this stock this low???
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
And why would you short a company with
- Positive Cash flow
- Growing Subscriber Base (Where other media Companies are losing)
- No Debt
And all this in the worst Financial Crisis EVER!!! Imagine what would happen in even modest market conditions....
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
They are not the same thing.... SIRI can distribute shares w/o RS.....
Thats what i'm trying to say SIRI can double the amount of shares, and the SP will only "Technically"... go down to .14 (Doesn't seem like that big of a drop).... Then use the money raised to pay off debt....
Now a debt free SIRI will have no Analysts stabbing them in the throat saying
"You will never be able to pay debt off because you dont make money"
With the debt settled I dont see how the SP would stay at $0.14.....
P.S. in my scenario, I would buy as many shares as i could at .14 to average down at the cheapest price before it begins to recover....
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company