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It is sure trying....it is actually acting like a stock today with the Bulls and Bears close in price. It is looking like the real world for a change. I am pulling for it and starting to get an itchy finger.Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
One hour to go, then they can screw it all up for us in AH. :annoyed::
SIRI's hourly chart for the last few days is pointing at .15 - .16.....check it out.
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Originally Posted by Phil
In fact, when I took some of the information from his post and entered it into Google, a lot of the info was word for word from here - http://www.sec.gov/news/studies/ecnafter.htm
SIRI closed up 7.28% @ .14 with the the market bloody red and the DOW closing down about 144.....
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Originally Posted by demian
0.14 0.0095 7.28%
Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Previous Close 0.13
Day Range 0.13-0.14
52 Wk Range 0.08-3.89
YTD Perf. +8.8%
YTD Industry +0.8% Would anyone mind explaining to me what does the +0.8 YTD & +8.8%perf represents...Thanks
S&P Rating
Shares Outstanding 3.5B
EPS (TTM) -2.17
Beta 0.96
0.14 0.0095 7.28%
Volume: Below Avg 24,560,952
NLS Time (ET) NLS Price NLS Share Volume
16:00:05 $ .14 10,000
16:00:05 $ .14 1,811
16:00:05 $ .14 2,000
16:00:05 $ .14 572
16:00:05 $ .14 500
16:00:05 $ .14 100,000
15:59:50 $ .138 25,000
15:59:50 $ .138 14,492
15:59:37 $ .1381 10,000
15:59:32 $ .139 7,500
15:59:28 $ .1382 9,100
15:59:21 $ .1382 200
AT&T to Compete With Sirius XM
Announced last November, Cruisecast is a satellite-based in-car TV and radio service
Mike Boyle, Radio and Records
Jan 9, 2009, 02:41 PM ET
Generating a big buzz this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, AT&T Cruisecast is about to offer Sirius XM some competition. Announced last November, Cruisecast is a satellite-based in-car TV and radio service.
Working with veteran satellite RaySat Broadcasting Corp., AT&T's Cruisecast utilizes a compact, low-profile antenna and a technology that overcomes line-of-sight obstacles such as overpasses, buildings, trees or tunnels.
CruiseCast, which makes its debut this spring, will initially offer a 22 channel lineup that will feature a variety of kids and family, documentary, music, comedy, news, and sports programming with channels that include Disney Channel, Toon Disney, Discovery Kids, Animal Planet, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network Mobile, USA, Comedy Central, MSNBC, CNN Mobile Live and CNBC. In addition, 20 satellite radio music channels will also be available at the launch and the service has the ability to add channels.
The hardware won't come cheap. The MSRP has been set at $1,299, plus the monthly subscription fee will be around $28.
In addition to its satellite radio offerings, Sirius XM also has an in-car TV service called Sirius Backseat TV, which currently offers three channels -- Nickelodeon, the Disney Channel and Cartoon Network Mobile -- for $6.99 per month.
Look at what the competation want to charge!
Sworntwofun,
Please try to post links to the original when posting articles.......thanks.
Here is the link to that article...
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/content_...0a3e9a52bde1f8
Talk about sparse low volume AH trading....
Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Jan. 9, 2009 Market Close: $ 0.14
After Hours Trade Reporting
After Hours
Last: $ .14
After Hours
High: $ .14
After Hours
Volume: 35,400
After Hours
Low: $ .1372
After Hours
Time (ET) After Hours
Price After Hours
Share Volume
16:55 $ .14 4,400
16:47 $ .1373 5,000
16:47 $ .1373 5,000
16:47 $ .1372 5,000
16:47 $ .1372 5,000
16:39 $ .14 500
16:32 $ .14 500
16:20 $ .1372 5,000
16:01 $ .1373 5,000
Ok, so the volume picked up a bit in AH, but something seems fishy to me...
The NASDAQ shows .1374 as the last trade in AH, but not according to the live streaming time and sales reporting - that shows .14 as the final trade...
SIRI .14 1000 19:59:57
SIRI .1374 500 19:59:23
So, the last trade was @ .14 and 34 seconds after the .1374 trade, but the NASDAQ is saying that the final trade was .1374? That's messed up....
Notice how the Nasdaq doesn't report the seconds in their trade reporting. Something seems fishy to me and I'm contacting the NASDAQ to ask them some questions...
Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Jan. 9, 2009 Market Close: $ 0.14
After Hours Trade Reporting
After Hours
Last: $ .1374
After Hours
High: $ .14
After Hours
Volume: 136,232
After Hours
Low: $ .1372
After Hours
Time (ET) After Hours
Price After Hours
Share Volume
19:59 $ .1374 500
19:59 $ .14 1,000
19:57 $ .14 3,000
19:55 $ .14 5,000
19:46 $ .1374 2,500
19:46 $ .14 1,400
19:46 $ .14 500
19:45 $ .139 100
19:21 $ .14 500
18:57 $ .14 2,000
18:54 $ .14 3,000
18:49 $ .14 125
18:28 $ .14 400
18:23 $ .14 25,000
18:22 $ .14 25,000
18:21 $ .14 1,000
18:15 $ .14 21,325
17:55 $ .14 1,407
17:50 $ .14 250
17:49 $ .14 1,000
17:39 $ .14 5,000
17:21 $ .14 825
16:55 $ .14 4,400
Some people shut their machines and places of work off at different times...they are not worried about SIRI and .0010 pricing.
You can go 3 different places and get three different prices. I deal with First Trade who runs the whole day and AH with precision to the end. They have great tools for investors and do $6.95 per trade.
It was at 13.78? to my recall, but then posted at .14. At least we know a very approximate direction the stock is going. I know that everyone wants that magic .14, but it is not the new revelation.
I will start peeing my drawers at .15 and get wetter towards .20. I am almost ready to buy a few thousand more shares here, but will let the price run up a couple CONFIDENT pennies before spending more on this stock.
There are too many exciting stocks out there....LVLT and ABK that can unleash, not to mention YRCW.
The people that I am concerned about here are the people that have invested a few hundred grand and are looking at this stock in a much bigger perspective. I also feel for the people that paid large and are now down to nothing. I have been buying this stock for nothing, so what is...is.
I believe in SIRIUS and what brought me to this stock is the fact that I use it daily in my personal life. I told my wife that it would be cool to throw some money at it, because we both love the programming.
This brings me to a point - and that is, SIRI is WAY more than Bubba and Stern, because they don't mean diddly to us. I get into the Blues station and my wife loves the Jazz station. Don't ever forget that SIRI has music. SIRI is so diversified with entertainment, that the value is tremendous. I personally don't care about Stern or Bubba the gold fish (even though Stern is funny, but redundant), because I love the music.
People say that there are alternatives..........I say.. Not at this going, because there is nothing else like it. Worrying about competition with the Disney Channel and such is pure non-sense. If you are a soccer mom, then get SIRI backseat...at least the kids can see it. This isn't 1920 when you listened to Gene Autry and the Phantom. So get real.
Now with the jobless reports...well, all that I can say is that the worse the economy gets, the more money can be made. I don't like people to suffer or lose their jobs and get paid by the government, but when things are down, then more money-making investments are available.
Let's take an example - LVLT (an IT corp with communication and video) and SIRI. What is the primary difference? LVLT delivers "Essential Communications" that people rely upon. Conversely, SIRI delivers a luxury for many people (non-essential). That is part of the problem right now, because many people don't have the bucks to shell out for luxury programming. People are not running as much on credit now. Also, credit card companies have raised peoples' interest rates and have shut down many credit cards for less than perfect to poor credit risks. LVLT, on the other hand, helps run the world and the world cannot be without them.
If you want a really good stock in trying times, check out Smukers Jelly and Jam. They are selling boat loads...cheap food...Kraft is probably doing fine also, you might check that out, because people love macaroni and cheese and it is cheap! Mac and cheese fills kids up and makes them fat. I am willing to bet that their stock is way up. I haven't even checked. I also imagine that they are in the 20's or above....SIRI is trying to re-break .13 cents.
.14 or .1378 just doesn't matter....however, it is interesting and I am waiting for a couple of cents and the start of an uptrend. I believe SIRI is in the sideline bracket now, with indications of a slight possible uptrend. That is just a guess on my behalf, not a statement of what really is.
Seems like everybody I know owns SIRI and wants it to win.
Have a pleasant evening.
Bill
You always say I am lying or wrong, but never prove your point. PLEASE PROVE THE SEC wrong this time (not that the SEC is the panacea of clarity and truthfulness but they are still the markets regulating authority). Even though it is dated 6/2000 this article was last edited 6/2006 and the SEC still refers to this article in every post about AH they have in their web site, even one modified on 11/4/2008. I am pretty sure it still stands valid as of today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/afterhours.htm
FYI: Everything I post comes from the SEC, Investopedia.com, Wikipedia.com, seminars I have attended, a bunch of books I have in my library and/or a reliable source. I do not like to make things up or post from questionable web sites. How do you think I know this much about trading ? I was not born knowing it. I just read a lot and know where to look for the information...
1.-Please let us know in your infinite wisdom why would you say that ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
2.-Check the routing of your trades after you place your order, unless of course your broker does not let you do that.
3.-The SEC.
4.-I just didn't, is it this web site requirement or yours ?
What the SEC is saying is that AH trading is manipulated and we have no control or care to have any control. We can't even police regular trading hours. So if I were you, unless you are a sophisticated stock manipulator, keep your money in CD's or in the bank.
See ? Reliable source.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcmaverick
Not necessary. Just follow the smart money.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiriusXMInvestor
Bill...First of all I like to clearify my comment....I wasn't really referring to you as a investor because Ive been following your stock suggestions for a little while and they have been very good... Obviously you are a smart man...I wish I was more diversified but I am not....I have all my eggs in one basket. Even though I know its breaking the first rule of investing, its money I set aside and bought as went so its outcome weather its positive or negative Its all paid for so Im betting it all on Sirius...My mind set is long term.. If I could average down a little more as Its goes up I will... I too love the product and get very defensive.... I guess what I trying to say is Im sorry for saying what I said and would like to extend my hand and apologize....Good Luck to you and your investments and I will be observing and hopefully learning from you & your comments in the future....Thank You :)Quote:
Originally Posted by billhart22
You are a good man, thank you and I hope that we can put our heads together. As a matter of fact, I look forward to it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sworntwofun
Thanks!
Bill