Well the last of the major players in the investment world is now on board with SXM stock,Morgan Stanley just added 16 mil shares in /June..check out mffais report ending on June 30th...i'm sure more have been aquired since then by these and others in July and August,this web site is always 6-8 weeks behind in reports,but only one to trust IMHO..Inst. and mutual funds have 45 days to 60 after q ends to file holdings..
http://www.mffais.com/siri
VERY VERY BULLISH
Im very much looking forward to this, i hope they open the door to some new technologies with the new satellite...how is that sat doing anyway?Originally Posted by JohnnyIrishXM
Man i would totally love to see lyrics and cover art for the song playing PLEASE!
fifty seven and half cent by lunchtime.
By golly, I think this is the highest we've been in nearly 11 months.
It does feel good!
I will say this for the first time it looks like SIRIXM is following the market differently then before. For instance when the market gos down in general SIRIXM does not go down as much and when it gos up it has been going up by more, and it does not take dramatic moves in the market for it to move like it did before.
You mean for any real period of time remember it was at .63 for a litlle bit.
You're right John. I had forgotten about that momentary spurt.
And you're also right about it behaving like a real stock again. This is the way that it used to behave, back before we got so deep in debt with the merger.
It almost feels like a euphoric pipe dream. If it is, I don't want to wake up!
Iseg is buying here 120k at .577, so .58 likely going to fall soon.
Last time before Friday August 14th 2009 close of .5664,we closed above that mark was Oct. 8th 2008 at .58,been a long time coming....
I posted the last year of SP in another thread earlier,just for these Questions and when we will hit a new 52 week high?
A year ago today, we were near $1.49. We took a quick trip downhill starting right about then.
Your correct, because we were waiting for Mel's infamous post Labor day meeting that kicked off the next wave of short-selling.
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