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Finally Some Good News for Sirius Shareholders
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You obviously sound like someone who bet the house and kids on this stock to jump to $5 post merger like Cramer was shouting for months on end and is quite bitter you are down so much. This statement is an assumption since I don't know you from Adam. Thought to throw this in since you seem to know me so well.
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"Mel even said that the company has a possability to post it's first profit ever by the 4Q"
keyword to your little comment is "possibility"... which of course you spelled wrong and really holds no weight when your company is in
the current state that it is now. Possibility means (in case you didnt know) there is a chance but not a guarantee. This is not the time to lowball numbers as you claim, is a trait of Mel.
He is going to lowball this stock right into bankruptcy and from the looks
of it. You are going to be the first one to drown. There is no turnaround
here, I fought the fight at $3.79 to $1.15. Then I woke up and realized I
need to put my money elsewhere.
There was no pop when the merger was FINALLY approved. When
do you see something positive? The crystal ball is a bit foggy right now
or should I shake it again?
Stubbornness is the DENIAL of TRUTH
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Is Sirius XM a Buy, Sell or Hold?
1.15 and glad I did otherwise I be down another 40-50%. It's time to jump ship. Accept the defeat, write it off on your taxes, and keep it moving.
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