SiriusBuzz Announces Live Q2 Conference Call Coverage
Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ:SIRI) will be releasing its Q2 2010 financial and operating results on Wednesday, August 4th, and the conference call to discuss those results and field analyst’s questions is scheduled for 8:00AM ET. SiriusBuzz Satellite Radio Playground are pleased to announce that they are joining forces again to deliver live coverage of Sirius XM’s Q2 2010 conference call. The team will be utilizing CoveritLive to deliver streaming news from the call — as it happens.
Whether you chose to view the live, streaming coverage at SatelliteRadioPlayground.com or SiriusBuzz.com, you will be treated to the exact same content. This collaborative effort gives Satellite Radio investors and enthusiasts an important aspect that had been missing in the sector — varied perspective in one place. This special event allows you to garner instant reactions while listening to the call. Get news, opinions and insights from Satellite Radio Playground’s Demian Russian, Brian “Newman” Rayl and Dennis “Cos” Costa, with Spencer Osborne and Charles LaRocca from SiriusBuzz.
Join Satellite Radio Playground and SiriusBuzz for the most in-depth analysis and discussion on Sirius XM’s Q2 results. From the moment Sirius XM releases the numbers, to the last question from the analysts, we will have it covered. The live coverage will begin Wednesday, August 4th at 7:00 AM EST, an hour before Sirius XM’s Q2 earnings call begins at 8:00AM.
Position – Long Sirius XM Radio
I’d just like to say “Thank You”, Spencer for all your hard work and providing a place where we can not only cry,whine,or cheer but also get educated. You keep it real in this “sirius wilderness” and sometimes it’s not what we want but we definiately need. I’m curious,What keeps you in the stock?
Thank you for the kind words. I stay in the stock simply because I will not trade an equity that I write about. I sold most of my position on the run up after Stern and Karmazin were announced and before I started writing.
The only trade I made was converting my SIRI to XMSR before the merger to gain the spread if the merger were to get approved.
I believe that someone that writes about this equity should not be an active trader. If they trade their writing can and is influenced by their motive to profit. I never want that hanging over my head, so I simply hold on to the remaining shares I have.
I think my decision to not trade protects my credibility and integrity, and allows me to see things with this equity in a light not jaundiced by my financial position
Looks like you made a good trade. I guess I should ask it this way,if you were not writing about siri/xm what would keep you in the stock? I’m not trying to put you on the spot,I respect your opinion and I guess I’m looking for what keeps you hanging on.
I simply like the service. I tend to always hold part of a position on any equity I buy. Kind of like my mini mutual fund.
In my mind my Sirius XM stock is just something that sits on a shelf with several other equities I have held for long periods of time.
There is no more uncertainty about the potential that siri has going forward. By 2012 this is a monster cash machine. All these naysayers that say I need to see several great quarters- well you just got them.
What do you think of sac now?
SAC cam in at $130 million…..slightly above what I was anticipating. SAC per gross add was $59, in the “flat range” that I anticipated. My thoughts on SAC have not changed.