SIRIUS XM RADIO (NASDAQ:SIRI)

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Nov 12, 2009 10:59 AM Notable Analyst Rating Changes: ARO, CSX, PFWD, SIRI Upgraded; BRCD, BNI Downgraded

Nov 11, 2009 03:57 PM S&P Revises Outlook on Sirius XM (SIRI) from Stable to Positive

Nov 5, 2009 12:29 PM Highlights From SIRI's Q3 Conference Call: Revenue Grew to $630 Million Record; Comments on Auto Industry Outlook

Nov 5, 2009 07:12 AM SIRIUS XM (SIRI) Tops Q3 EPS by 2c, On Rise in Revenues

Nov 4, 2009 02:42 PM Trading Radar for 11/05: Starbucks (SBUX), CBS Corp. (CBS), CVS (CVS), Toyota (TM), Thomson Reuters (TRI)

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Nov 20, 2009 05:43PM SIRIUS XM to Broadcast 'Doctor Radio Reports: What Every Woman Needs To Know About Mammograms'

Nov 17, 2009 04:55PM Emeril Lagasse to Launch 'Cooking with Emeril,' His First Live Call-In Show, on SIRIUS XM's Martha Stewart Living Radio

Nov 16, 2009 10:00AM Miles Davis Radio to Launch Exclusively on SIRIUS XM Radio

Nov 16, 2009 07:00AM Nasdaq Notifies SIRIUS XM That It Complies With Independent Director Rule

Nov 12, 2009 04:15PM Eddy W. Hartenstein to Serve as Non-Executive Chairman of SIRIUS XM Board of Directors

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Aug 11, 2012 12:18 PM Closing Bell: Dow up on lower commodity prices; AMZN, HD, SIRI gain

Nov 20, 2009 06:18 AM Sirius Trend: Independent Analyst Opinions Turning Positive

Nov 19, 2009 06:55 AM 25 Breakout Stocks on Big Volume

Nov 17, 2009 02:29 AM Sirius XM CEO Mel Karmazin Dismisses Rumors of Job Offer

Nov 15, 2009 10:18 AM On The Street's Sirius Bashing - Will They Never Learn?

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Nov 19, 2009 04:04PM Form 4 SIRIUS XM RADIO INC. For: Nov 18 Filed by: DONNELLY PATRICK L

Nov 19, 2009 04:04PM Form 4 SIRIUS XM RADIO INC. For: Nov 18 Filed by: Altman Dara F

Nov 19, 2009 04:04PM Form 4 SIRIUS XM RADIO INC. For: Nov 18 Filed by: FREAR DAVID J

Nov 19, 2009 04:04PM Form 4 SIRIUS XM RADIO INC. For: Nov 18 Filed by: Greenstein Scott Andrew

Nov 19, 2009 04:04PM Form 4 SIRIUS XM RADIO INC. For: Nov 18 Filed by: MEYER JAMES E

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Vincent T
on Nov 5, 2009
at 08:26 AM Q3 on CNBC Movie about Sirius XM Radio Gets Worldwide Distribution Deal CEO Mel Karmazin will appear on CNBC to talk about Sirius XM's rise from the ashes, but will he thank Hollywood? Nov 05, 2009 – Lots of movies get distribution without star names, we see it all the time. "Paranormal Activity" was made for a mere 15,000 dollars and boasts an entirely unknown cast. Producers of the ghost flick put forth a fantastic internet marketing plan and the film was picked up by Paramount Studios. To date, it has generated over 80 million dollars in domestic gross revenue. "It's a new day for independent films," says the owner of Mohr Productions, Inc. in Hollywood, CA. They should know. Their documentary "Stock Shock" just landed its own distribution deal and the future is bright. "Stock Shock," a movie about Sirius XM and the manipulation of the American stock market, was produced in only 3 months by the independent production company. "We wanted to get the story out about corruption on Wall Street as soon as possible," says director Sandra Mohr. "Investors were losing their shirts and we believed the movie would help to educate and protect them." It seems to have worked. Soon after the movie spotlighted the ravaged shares of Sirius XM, the company stock rose nearly 1000 percent, and the Securities Exchange Commission appears to have finally taken an interest in naked short selling. "Manipulative short selling was the primary reason shares of Sirius XM and so many other stocks tanked last March," says Mohr. "Stock Shock" is made in the tradition of Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" and focuses on the average Joe investors of the satellite radio company. After CEO Mel Karmazin managed to merge Sirius Radio and XM in 2008, the stock was poised to go above its high of 9 dollars per share. Thats when the stock was allegedly attacked by aggressive hedge funds that drove the equity down to a horrifying .05 cents per share in early 2009. The movie lays out a case blaming naked short selling and poor SEC regulation for the stock's demise. Mel Karmazin is expected to appear on CNBC today to discuss Sirius XM's Q3 earnings for 2009. Having come back from the brink of bankruptcy in February 2009, one would think he must have good news. Now that the independent documentary "Stock Shock" has found a distributor, the sky may be the limit for this satellite company and its loyal, newly famous shareholders.
Article: SIRIUS XM Radio (SIRI) Reports In-Line Q3

Vincent T
on Nov 5, 2009
at 08:25 AM Mel on CNBC re Q3 Movie about Sirius XM Radio Gets Worldwide Distribution Deal CEO Mel Karmazin will appear on CNBC to talk about Sirius XM's rise from the ashes, but will he thank Hollywood? Mel Karmazin is expected to appear on CNBC tomorrow to discuss Sirius XM Nov 05, 2009 – Lots of movies get distribution without star names, we see it all the time. "Paranormal Activity" was made for a mere 15,000 dollars and boasts an entirely unknown cast. Producers of the ghost flick put forth a fantastic internet marketing plan and the film was picked up by Paramount Studios. To date, it has generated over 80 million dollars in domestic gross revenue. "It's a new day for independent films," says the owner of Mohr Productions, Inc. in Hollywood, CA. They should know. Their documentary "Stock Shock" just landed its own distribution deal and the future is bright. "Stock Shock," a movie about Sirius XM and the manipulation of the American stock market, was produced in only 3 months by the independent production company. "We wanted to get the story out about corruption on Wall Street as soon as possible," says director Sandra Mohr. "Investors were losing their shirts and we believed the movie would help to educate and protect them." It seems to have worked. Soon after the movie spotlighted the ravaged shares of Sirius XM, the company stock rose nearly 1000 percent, and the Securities Exchange Commission appears to have finally taken an interest in naked short selling. "Manipulative short selling was the primary reason shares of Sirius XM and so many other stocks tanked last March," says Mohr. "Stock Shock" is made in the tradition of Michael Moore's "Capitalism: A Love Story" and focuses on the average Joe investors of the satellite radio company. After CEO Mel Karmazin managed to merge Sirius Radio and XM in 2008, the stock was poised to go above its high of 9 dollars per share. Thats when the stock was allegedly attacked by aggressive hedge funds that drove the equity down to a horrifying .05 cents per share in early 2009. The movie lays out a case blaming naked short selling and poor SEC regulation for the stock's demise. Mel Karmazin is expected to appear on CNBC today to discuss Sirius XM's Q3 earnings for 2009. Having come back from the brink of bankruptcy in February 2009, one would think he must have good news. Now that the independent documentary "Stock Shock" has found a distributor, the sky may be the limit for this satellite company and its loyal, newly famous shareholders.
Article: SIRIUS XM (SIRI) Tops Q3 EPS by 2c, On Rise in Revenues

Ralphy
on Oct 18, 2009
at 03:59 PM Rip Off In fact you shareholders DID approve board members and non-employees from receiving free shares. Incredible you own the stock and don't even know what was voted on and why the company is the lat of the dot-bombs about to wipe you out. The inept management is not to blame for a failed business. While the approval was going through the motions Mel should have been running the company and making it more profitable regardless of the merger. What if they didn't approve the merger? Then you would blame the FCC for refusing it. In the end the worthless management is what has destroyed this company, and you are to blame for your woeful mistake thinking this stock would make you rich. Shame on you for wasting your childrens inheritance.
Article: Sirius' (SIRI) Karmazin Says 'No Plans Right Now' for a Reverse Split

Neal Barkett
on Oct 16, 2009
at 08:52 PM Sirius Rising I feel strongly that Sirius Xm has positioned itself to be a big winner if the economy should recover over the next 1-3 years. The sooner the recovery the better no doubt (would help them refinance loans at a lower rate). Keep in mind what EJ wrote on the 1st comment of this article, that the FCC & DOJ took an absurd amount of time to pass the merger( a year and a half). But within a couple of weeks after the merger passed the second tidal wave came with the economy tanking. Know after all of this the company is on the brink of going bankrupt. Shares drop to 5 cents, but John Malone comes along and him & Mel make a deal and saves the company from filing. Know since then with the companies merger in place,starts the trimming of the fat and looks for knew innovative ways to sell their programming to the public (not just by satellite) and know the stock is about 58 cents. Yes a far cry from $7.00 but also a far cry from a nickle. So what's my point? My point is this company when competing with itself (XM) spent like drunken sailors and were on a plan of destructing each other, know they are poised to be one of the biggest gainers if this economy can recover in the next few years. Everything that could go wrong went wrong once they announced the merger. But they survived and are a meaner & leaner company forced by all of this to be a bonified disciplined company that will be marketed not only in the U S but Internationally.
Article: Sirius' (SIRI) Karmazin Says 'No Plans Right Now' for a Reverse Split

EJ
on Oct 16, 2009
at 12:43 PM Blame the FCC I too have lost a considerable amount of money on SIRI ... however, I would blame the FCC for taking so long to approve the proposed merger between Sirius and XM that it has done great damage to the company ... SIRI will have to innovate, and yes they will do a reverse split simply to remain listed under the exchange rules ... if you are in for the long haul ... 5 or 10 years ... this stock could be very good for your portfolio.
Article: Sirius' (SIRI) Karmazin Says 'No Plans Right Now' for a Reverse Split

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