Originally Posted by
SteveSirius
I think this idea of "losing money" or being "profitable" is really one of the key ideas to our seeing the stock price really take off (once we get past the bankruptcy and debt fears). It's kind of like going to a concert where there are seats empty. People notice it and say "the theater wasn't full". However, if every seat is filled, people go away saying "the show was sold out". It doesn't matter if there was only one person who was turned away or there were thousands who were turned away - "The show was sold out" is the response.
Similarly, if Sirius XM gets to the point of even making a penny a share, people will think of it as a profitable company. I think the difference in psychology, if and when this happens, will be huge.