oops change wife to life. so excited here cant think
oops change wife to life. so excited here cant think
Last edited by Siriusowner; 02-16-2009 at 02:04 PM.
WSJ is owned by NewsCorp, so alot of contempt are in those pages
also MSNBC posted a nice article why mel hates Ergen, namely something that happened at Viacom between him and dish
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29222407/
The bigger question is whether Ergen gets Sirius XM at all. Clearly, Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin doesn't want Ergen to take control. [Wonder why? In 2004, when Karmazin was Viacom (VIA) president, Ergen yanked Viacom's MTV and Nickelodeon from his Dish during a contract dispute, then put Karmazin's home phone number on the screen in their place to encourage angry viewers to call.] Karmazin is said to be seeking out Liberty Media (LMDIA) and its billionaire Chairman John Malone as a "white knight," according to news reports. No doubt Karmazin is hoping that Liberty, which also owns DirecTV, will head off Ergen. EchoStar, which is said to be accumulating the bonds, refused to comment, as did a representative of Liberty.
This is the most important question that must be answered if no cash infusion happends within next 24 hrs!!!!!!!! Homer beleives it was $180M however he later found out XM must keep $75M on hand at all times we have yet to find the $$$$ amount if any for SIRI. Let's quit guessing on things we don't know and atually look thru info we do have and find this $$$ amount. If $75M is all we must have then we can write Ergin a $175M check tomorrow with the help of NO ONE!!!!!!!!!! Let's again stop specualting and start reserching the public infomration for the answer!!!!!
START READING ON THE Q's K's & 10 ABC'c get your reading glasses on and lets get started now!!!!!!
Homer, we really need you here!!!
Last edited by LIBOR/TED SPREAD; 02-16-2009 at 02:38 PM.
Is your research or anyone else's going to influence the decision that Sirius BOD makes in the next 24 hours or so ?
Understand if they put out the 175M to get through tomorrow, they now will likely be operating with no cash cushion and still 600M in short-term debt that will be real tough to get help on and may still wind up in the hands of Ergen or Liberty and shareholders wiped out, command lost.
So from there point of view, they could keep somewhat of a cash cushion, file to re-organize debt. It's a business decision and I'm not sure they are thinking of us shareholders at this point in time. It's more about control and leverage.
Anyone else think it's eerily quite out there?
Sort of the calm before the storm one way or another.
I keep checking every 1/2 hour or so for a new article with some "new" info.
I wish we had more to go on........
sxminvestor wrote:For a discussion of the fiduciary duties of a director to the shareholders of an insolvent corporation, when the director also owns shares in that corporation, see:"It's a business decision and I'm not sure they are thinking of us shareholders at this point in time. It's more about control and leverage."
http://www.turnaround.org/Publicatio...?objectID=1142
I know. I couldn't get the forums to load earlier and my first thought was "Oh crap."
So, we wait. At least we can't do anything SIRI stupid with the market closed.