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Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Sirius Investors Face Difficult Decisions: It All Boils Down to Faith
Three Reasons for Sirius Aggravation
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
Sirius Finally Provides Wall Street the Clarity It Demanded
For those that still dont get it, the Feb. converts are not even a issue anymore (nor should they have ever been). You know why just wait to see the mounds of FCF the combined company comes in with in the 4th quarter (I estimate it will be between 200 and 230 million). I know many may ask I do I come up with such a large amount, that is easy for anyone that has followed the companies metrics for the last few years. 4th Q 2006 SIRIand XMSR each had around 30 million. 4th Q 2007 SIRI had 83 million and XMSR did not have any but had a satellite they paid off in the range of 85 million in that quarter, they dont have that payment this year. Now being conservative and NOT taking any savings that they are going to have from the merger, it is easy to see that both should have an additional 17 million in FCF this year. That 17 million is only adding a third of what they had in additional FCF from 2006 to 2007 which was about 53 million. Now some may ask why is this so important, well that is simple because if you add the around 200 million from 4th Q to the around 370 million they have on hand now you get at least 570 million. That also does not include the 120 million XMSR has in escrow with the MLB. 570 million is enough to take out the Feb. converts that is left and the May credit due. That is all, mind you if they dont get anymore financing for the Feb. converts and if they cant get any of the credit facilities extended (very unlikely because most will extend). Now that means no launch of that satellite in the Fall and Mel has already said they will be at breakeven without it, so no more cash is needed. That then leaves the Dec. converts, those are the only thing anyone should be concerned about at this time when it comes to the debt due in 2009.
P.S. It is something I have said for the longest time and cannot understand why it is such a confusing issue for most.
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
I also sold 50% of what I bought at 15 when it hit 16.5 (plus I still have the ones I have at much higher prices). I still like it because I believe they are going to use the money to buy more ships. I guess we will see.
kilerkaul, I would just hate to see the people that have been with SIRI/XMSR for so long get it in the arse.
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Analysts Weigh in on Sirius' First Quarter as a Merged Company
Sirius Reverse Split Only "to Satisfy Listing Requirements"
To those of you playing around by selling your main holdings and buying them back in the hope of buying them back at a lower price, you better watch out we are almost half way through the 4th quarter. I would not be screwing around at this time. If you believe the company is going nowhere or going bankrupt then sell and stay out that is more intelligent then those of you who are messing around buying and selling your main holdings at this time, because I believe if it moves up you wont have time to get back in to save yourselves from major losses.
Five Key Quotes from Sirius on Satellite Radio and Automakers
Five Key Quotes from Sirius on Satellite Radio and Automakers