Greenstein answered that question. Not Meyer. I love that Mel's whole team is still there - Meyer, Frear, Greenstein and Stevens. Just wish Mel was still there.........
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Agreed on advertising. It's going to be a big business for Sirius. It's growing faster than overall revenue. I think everybody on the Street for the last 3 -5 years has said Pandora, Spotify and Apple will enter the car and take Sirius business away. Frear has the absolute best answer for that - 150 million smartphones in the country, easy to bluetooth or plug into the car radio with streaming and still Sirius keeps growing.
Streaming music is replacing iTunes downloads. It is not radio. Let it come to the car. Sirius will grow even faster than it does now. The myth of streaming music hurting Sirius is a complete joke. And Wall Street is oblivious. That will change. And thats where we as investors make money. The company is worth $5 per share.
congrats SIRI investors/holders, etc...! I hope there is more to come above the $4 mark for y'all!
For those trading FIT or those that have been wanting to, I have a free article to view
FIT
Over $4 in pm? Gaining momentum quicker than I anticipated! Now let's see if $4 sell pressure drives it down the toilet...
Now I've seen it all.....
Sirius XM upgraded to Buy from Hold at WunderlichWunderlich analyst Matthew Harrigan upgraded Sirius XM Holdings to Buy with a $4.60 price target following the company's Q2 results.
http://www.theflyonthewall.com/perma...RI?symbol=SIRI
WunderDicks been in Malone's back pocket for years. Guess this time the move is real...:confused:
Thanks for the article LB, Do you own a Fitbit device? if so how do you like it? I purchased the Apple Watch when it came out and my opinion is that it's lived up to it's billing. However, at $750 for their mid range watch, I honestly don't think it's worth the cost. They are going to have to come down in price a LOT with there next generation(s) or it's gonna fade away quickly just like the Apple Pippen (remember that? I thought not. :confused:) Don't get me wrong, I like the watch but I just don't think it's worth the price AND there's a mass consumer base out there that's, eh, sort of intrigued by it, but certainly not enough to plop down $450 to 750 for an entry to mid range model. If only Apple could figure out how to get the watch stores to subsidize about the first $400 for a three year contract they might have something. Anyway, just my thoughts on the Apple Watch and I'd love to hear your's on the Fit Bit.
Thanks
Didn't want to quote your whole post SF so here's hoping my edit didn't screw things up again.:p
I just wanted to say that I think this is a very smart trade...ballsy, but smart. You controls 150K+ shares for fraction the price of buying them on the open market but will enjoy almost 100% of any upside from here. If this stock moves as seems more likely by the day, you'll make some nice coin. Like I said, Ballsy, but smart.
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I feel your pain. We've all (or at least most of us have) been there at one time or another...and some of us slow learners, more than once! Especially with options the pain can get intense quickly in a very short period of time as leverage can work both ways. Consider the $30k or so it cost you in 2011 as tuition paid on an education in options trading that you are now reaping the rewards from. I think you are going to make bank on your Jan16 $3's. Good Luck and keep us posted.
user34615145 - I personally do not own a Fitbit device - I have been wanting to purchase an Apple watch. I am glad that you like yours. The price does not concern me, but the advancements for generation 2 do. I personally usually do not buy a first generation product due to bugs, etc., I also just couldn't live with the non-existent battery life that they reported on for the watch. I have many cousins and friends that own Fitbit devices and love them, but they do not own the watch as a comparison.
Personally, I think FIT has a lead that AAPL will chase for a bit. And their next couple of earnings reports should show that. The FIT is a cheaper alternative that continues to gain momentum.
The Apple Pippen??? :confused:
Woohoo! Over 500 posts now! :yesnod:
Apple Pippen was a Apples foray into the set-top gaming device world...it cost $600 when Playstation, Nintendo and Sega already controlled the market and their consoles sold for about 1/2 of that. I think Apple sold like maybe 10,000 total. It was a bust.
As for the watch, I can say that the battery has not been an issue. It easily goes all day...quite often two days if I forget to charge it at night. Usually it's my phone battery that runs low first.
Hey Denco, long time since I've popped in to say hello. Full disclosure however, is that in light of this apparent new life in SIRI I decided to jump back in (in a not so insignificant amount). I realized I need to pay for a couple of expensive hobbies and I think this is a good start. In the meantime, I'm clearing my calendar to make room for that free Windows 10 upgrade due to be distributed beginning today. I have 4 systems which qualify, so looks like I'll be busy when it happens...... In the meantime, I'm eager to see that $4.60 target and then hope for another boost.
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