CNBC just showed a screen of the top Nasdaq losers......... SIRI was so bad that we were on the list twice.
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CNBC just showed a screen of the top Nasdaq losers......... SIRI was so bad that we were on the list twice.
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When we break 3, what is the next support?
Who knows. Technicals don`t seem to work with this hated stock with a huge float to play with.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
down 4% on low volume can suck my :pimp:
I did something I fear I may regret. I loaded up at 3.01. Everything cell in my being told me not to yet I couldn't resist. I'm chewing my nails to the bone right now!
The volume isn't really low. It's pretty average don't you think?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Child
It was a little low at the the time..... too low for a 4% move
SELL YOU STUD! SELL! Take that money home.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
Hilarious! Selling at 3.11 unless Nasdaq goes green then I will sell into the finish. Hope it keeps going!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Child
Ok I'm out at 3.10. Couldn't stand it any longer. Up 9k in less than 2 hours but that was truly not very fun!
Edit: filled at mostly at 3.09 market sell not 3.10. Still very satisfied!
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Originally Posted by bdp.
Not fun?! Sounds like a blast! Well done.
Gotta take profits and run in this market.
Just another stressful day at the Sirius Casino. (Remember the house always has the advantage)
More and more I find myself asking, "What the F@ck is going on?!"......
Seriously, how did we get so far off course?
There is no answer that's obvious, so I'm guessing there is some sort of forward purchase agreement or something to do with the convertible bonds do up this December.
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Originally Posted by Wolf Child
Great move... I had a buy in all day at 2.99 & refused to move it when it was sitting on the 3.00 bid just because I wanted to have a 2 in from of my buy, but also figured they would at least touch under 3.00 quickly and actually believed it would have dropped to 2.94 quick just because of sell limits getting taken out with it being not marginable.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdp.
What a mind game this stock and market is.
Holding steady but selling pressure building right on cue. Commence count down to crash and burn.
EDIT: Maybe today is different?
WTF UBSS?! They've been putting up huge numbers on the BID side and then pulling them out to drop the sp all week.
I saw that. I had the same suspicion. There has been intentional manipulative pressure to drive the sp lower than it may have gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Child
Any one else concerned about our upcoming CC next Thursday. Any perceived weakness in the #s could add pressure to the way this stock is trading.....or have they baked in a lack luster Q with this 28% take down.
Does anyone have the #s the street is expecting? Not sure how to play it this time around on the back of this beat down.
Edit: Meyers backed guidance just about a month ago or so when the Liberty offer was pulled. That should have given him plenty of info on Q1. Evercore also reinstated its target of $4.50. Could we have a miss even with these "insiders" confirmations?
I've been concerned since mid January due to weather. And while Meyer may have reiterated full year guidance, he didn't say sh!t about Q1 specifically. He's shady like that. Same as him making rounds on the "Pump SIRI Q4 13 Tour"..... Then we missed.Quote:
Originally Posted by denco1
I expect Q2 to be awesome tho.
The consensus of the 15 analysts covering SIRI for 1st quarter 2014 is a per share value of USD .02. (.024)
The consensus for revenue of the 12 analysts covering SIRI for 1st quarter 2014 is USD 996M.
The consensus for cash flow per share of the 2 analysts covering SIRI for 1st quarter 2014 is USD 0.03.