Don't be getting in to much trouble JULIE!!!!
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Don't be getting in to much trouble JULIE!!!!
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Originally Posted by john
JUST ONE MORE OF JOHN'S LIES. I Just read the August thread and i can absolutely confirm that John was the first to throw politics in the mix.
I will link to all 4 pages and show you where John begins his diatribes.
http://siriusbuzz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4255
http://siriusbuzz.com/forum/showthre...?t=4255&page=2
http://siriusbuzz.com/forum/showthre...?t=4255&page=3
http://siriusbuzz.com/forum/showthre...?t=4255&page=4
I just went to the first page of the August thread. JOHN is clearly the first person to mention politics and political parties. On the 4th page ( Here is the link) http://siriusbuzz.com/forum/showthre...?t=4255&page=4
and before i have said anything about politics here goes JOHN.
John says on page 4 of the August thread where he discusses his overall market predictions
"That all depends on if they can get ALL the bush tax cuts exttended (YOU KNOW THE SAME ONES THAT DEMOCRATS SAY PUT US INTO THIS DEEP RECESSION, FORGETTING TOTALLY ABOUT THE HOUSING BUBBLE THE DEMOCRATS CREATED." And john continues on interjecting politics into this same post on page 4 of August siri xm STOCK thread. Read it and understand why John is a pathological liar.
double post
Yet under Clinton we had tax increases and the economy boomed. The Republicans were then given control with their pro business policies and the economy crashed. Go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by john
Businesses are like goldfish, they will eat as much as you feed them, even if it kills them.
Stop it John. You and I both said that the market will go down until the election. The election did not occur, and the market has gone up (there's still a chance it will go down - and the Hindenburg Omen still has two weeks to strike lol). Now you're revising / refining / STRETCHING your "theory" to match what's happened. Just man up.Quote:
Originally Posted by john
What I said is that the bad news is beating expectations, and that's the reason for increase. If you choose to belief that the increase is due to the potential for an increase in republican seats, be my guest.
BREAKING NEWS . . .
David Fibber about to tell us why Pandora is trouble for Sirius! CNAB
will update when report is done
Pandora trouble for Siri . . more to follow:
Rob Cox talking about SYNC (sounds like a guy who could be asshole-buddies with Tyler; same inane talking points)
$12 vs FREE
Siri has suite of content advantage
eh Feh!
guy's got nuthin . . big waste of my time
mentions Pandora is free but you have to listen to commercials . . I can do that now on terrestrial with no streaming charges
says Siri is safe for now but in 2 years or so they may want to get into this business but right now they don't have the money . . what a frickin ass-clown
says the stock is expensive at 13X . . . Feh!
I guess Rob Cox doesn't know that EBITDA is growing at compound rate of 24% per annum
Siri hits a 52 week high and CNAB puts on the full-court smear!
First David Fibber
Then Erin Burnett
Then back to Fibber
Classic 3-6-3 double play
Title of the segment called "Sirius Trouble"
tease to commercial was (paraphrasing here) "will free digital music spell trouble for $12/month subscription services like Sirius XM"
laughable
nobody is listening to you Fibber
and you can broadcast Erin Burnett from Hong Kong, Kuwait, Iraq or Mars . . I don't care what the backdrop . . . she is still an empty-headed boob and Kathy Lee Gifford wannabe
Pandora exists for one reason and one reason only . . to be SOLD-OFF . . and CASHED-OUT/MONETIZED!
That is the only way to monetize the platform . . someone with more-money-than-brains buys it out as a FREE ADD-ON SERVICE to another existing PROFITABLE business model as a loss-leader . . . it is NOT a standalone business
What you are seeing now is THE PANDORA PUMP! Build brand awareness - take it to market - cash it out - retire to private Island.
And I guess Slacker is no threat to Pandora? or any of the other 1,000's of free internet music providers on-line . . ooh-fah.
P.T. Barnum has nothing on Tim Westergren!
As Tyler Savery once warned me . . "Think deeper man"
In case anyone has questions for Rob Cox:
rob.cox@thomsonreuters.com
Send Rob an email and ask him if a "13 Multiple" is the same for a company gowing EBITDA at an annual rate of 6-7% as it is for a company growing EBITDA at an annual rate of 24%
Send Rob an email an ask him if Slacker poses any threat to Pandora
Send Rob an email and ask him to explain the value difference between (10) $1 Bills and (1) $10 Bill
Send Rob an email and ask him to explain the difference between a "registered-user," a verified "Listener" and an SEC documented "subscriber"
"Arts & Crafts Matter but Commerce Matters" Mel Karmazin, October 1, 2010.
I hate to give these assclowns the site traffic . . but here it is:
http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=1607828897&play=1
Thank you Irish . . right back at ya. My morning is not complete until I have checked-in to peruse the latest IBD reports and find out where the "markers" are set! ;)
Watch-out with those screen-shots . . make sure no personal info accidently exposed; I was looking awful close at that Vanguard email - lol.
btw . . that ordinance did pass; now serving liquor at Jumbo's
Goldman Sachs musta give Jimmy the hi-sign . . getting ready to put on a big short position:
4 Stock Setting Up to Break Out
By Stockpickr Staff 10/05/10 - 01:56 PM EDT
The first stock hitting the breakout radar is Sirius XM Radio(SIRI_). This company is engaged in broadcasting its music, sports, news, talk, entertainment, traffic and weather channels in the U.S. for a subscription fee through its satellite radio systems, the Sirius system and the XM system.
This stock just ripped ridiculously higher in September, with shares trading up over 23%. It's not hard to understand why the stock has been on such a huge run when you consider some of the news that has hit the tape on Sirius XM recently.
On last Thursday, Standard and Poor's said it had put Sirius XM on credit watch for a possible debt upgrade if their operating performance continues to improve. Last Friday, the company announced that it will hit an all-time high in subscribers of 20.1 million by the end of the year.
All of this bullish fundamental news is clearly creating some momentum in the stock that could continue for some time. What's even better for the Sirius bulls is that the technicals are also starting to line up with the positive fundamentals.
Looking at the chart for Sirius, you can see that the stock has started to breakout above some previous overhead resistance at around $1.25 a share. This breakout is coming on heavy volume, with the last two trading sessions clocking in up day action of 122 million and 95 million shares versus the 3-month average daily volume of 71 million.
Keep in mind that over 5% of the tradable float of 3.7 billion shares is currently sold short as of Sept. 15. If the shorts continue to be squeezed out of their positions, then the stock can easily head back toward its 2007 highs of $4 a share.
$4 a share. Glory be to God in the highest. Hold on a minute. I'm not a religious man. Isn't funny how that works? I remember one time I got food poisoning; I was talking to God all night.................. "Dear God, if this will be the last dry heave......................"
This market won't quit. Only a week or two left for the Hindenburg Omen confirmations to go false.
Someone said it already, but there is forthcoming news to keep this rally going. First is the Stern announcement. It will be interesting either way. Second, I'm sure sub numbers will be announced before hand. At this point, the stake in the heart would be a comprehensive plan to reduce debt, and address the float. Mel may have said no to a R/S, from a position of strength and upward momentum, it might be a good idea.
BGB Securities – Murray Arenson $1.35
Janco Partners – Martin Pyykkonen $1.40
Barrington – James Goss $1.50
KOAT - Relmor Demitrius $3.25
Lazard – Barton Crockett $1.35
Miller Tabak – David Joyce $1.25
SBCM - Tyler Savery $1.10
Wunderlich Sec – Matt Harrigan $1.50
Standard & Poors – Tuna Amobi $1.50
Maxim – John Tinker $1.40
RBC – David Bank $1.00
dont start with the PERSONAL insults because you are usaully the one that starts that. Second dont try to argue with me when you are on the wrong side of the arguement. You are just mad because it is you that cant take the heat. By the way you may feel like a big man because the site now gets 10,000 visits but I was here in the beginingQuote:
Originally Posted by Havakasha
lloyd you wonder why I call you names, well if after the third time you still dont get the most basic common sense and logic behind something I consider you a twitQuote:
Originally Posted by Havakasha
Still waiting on those answers to the questions I posed to you. Not surprising because once again you just try to by pass answering any parts of a comment that makes your arguement weak. You do it everytime.
I am still looking for someone that has more facts and common sense then me (homer is not included). You where a piece of cake to debate. Hence the reason you had to start the new threads in the first place.
I will include Tyler with homer also.
P.S. That is why you dont catch me debating them to often.
http://www.satnews.com/cgi-bin/story...mber=817277778
Sirius XM-5 launch
Stop the Calls, Missouri Tells Sirius Radio
By JOE HARRIS
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (CN) - Attorney General Chris Koster obtained a preliminary injunction against Sirius XM Radio for no-call violations. Koster sued Sirius in September, claiming the satellite radio giant repeatedly violated the state's no-call laws.
The injunction, which will be in place throughout litigation, prohibits Sirius from making repetitive calls to consumers on the no-call list who notified it they don't want a subscription, or didn't want it after their free trial period expired - unless the consumer expressly authorizes Sirius XM to call.
"Our office will continue to prosecute any business, regardless of its size, when it makes unlawful telemarketing calls to Missourians registered on our no-call list," Koster said in a statement. "It is a consumer's right to demand that illegal telemarketing calls that violate Missouri's laws stop, and no matter how aggressively it fights, no business is immune from Missouri's no-call law. We will continue to go after those who violate the law."
It's a shame that government agencies don't pursue high-frequency trading with the same zeal.
Looks like the price in on a little move upward. I would have liked a bit more consolidation before the move myself.
Hey Irish . . looks like Relmor is now eating that crow that flew by his window; nice work on the markers!
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...9145834AAuPtU6
Relatively Low EBITDA Growth in the Cable & Satellite Industry
Written on Mon, 10/11/2010 - 6:14amBy Chip Brian
Below are the five companies in the Cable & Satellite industry with the lowest EBITDA Growth (next year estimate vs. LTM). EBITDA Growth can be valuable in predicting future cash flow generation and earnings power.
Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYK) has the lowest with EBITDA Growth of -7.3%; Liberty Global (NASDAQ:LBTYA) is next with EBITDA Growth of -5.2%; and Cablevision Systems (NYSE:CVC) has the next lowest with EBITDA Growth of -0.4%.
Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ:SIRI) follows with EBITDA Growth of 2.6% and Mediacom Communications (NASDAQ:MCCC) rounds out the group with EBITDA Growth of 3.8%.
SmarTrend is bullish on shares of SIRI and our subscribers were alerted to Buy on April 14, 2010 at $1.04. The stock has risen 24.4% since the alert was issued.
Well, I like that you are bullish Chippy, but, as Mel is oft fond of saying . . . "It would be helpful if we dealt with the facts." So, I have no idea where you get your 2.6% from Chippy, unless you got it from David Bank, but here are a few facts:
Fact 1: He also compared Sirius XM to other traditional media companies, including Viacom (NYSE: VIA.B) and Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), to show that traditional media’s between 6% and 7% EBITDA growth rate was crushed by Sirius XM’s 5-year compounded growth rate of 24%. Tinker garners additional confidence for his $1.40 price target when considering his DCF (discounted cash flow) analysis, which yields a 12-month fair value target of $1.47. “Given SIRI’s potential 24% EBITDA compound growth rate over the next five years
LINK: http://seekingalpha.com/article/2216...-for-sirius-xm
Fact 2: The analyst contends that the stock is attractive. “Given SIRI’s potential 24% EBITDA compound growth rate over the next five years, we believe that a 14.5x 2011 EV to EBITDA multiple is reasonable and would take the stock to $1.40,” he writes. “The quality of the franchise and the company’s growth prospects, combined with its operating and financial leverage, suggest that a premium is justified.”
LINK: http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderd...ng-140-target/
Now next time do your homework Chippy . . being bullish is no excuse for being sloppy.
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Originally Posted by Havakasha
That is not getting political those were my opinions of logical outcomes, of what was needed to happen for the market to come back (and yes thank you for proving my point that I told you (when the market was down), that if it looked like the republicans were going to take back the congress the market would go back up). If you had a brain you would see this comment:
"(you know the same ones that democrats say put us into this DEEP recession, forgetting totally about the housing bubble the democrats created)."
Was there to show, there was, no way, shape, or form, that the democrats would pass the VERY SAME BUSH tax cuts that they have been saying were the reasons for this recession. That would mean they were LYING or at the very least totally WRONG.
It is not political because just as I said would need to happen for the market to come back, happened. Once again it does not matter to common sense and logic if it is the democrats or the republicans that would first, NOT RAISE TAXES, STOP OBAMACARE, and all the spending that has been going on. Need I remind you the republicans lost because they started to spend to much. It is as simple as "cause and effect". You see havasucker because you let your ideology get in the way, you dont want to see the truth, if it means your liberial party is the cause of the damage (keeping the market down).
This was explained to you by other posters here that that was not political, and that it was just what was needed to happen for the market to come back.