(SIRI) Community Analysis from
Bulls REASONS TO BUY
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92%
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280 votes
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Making strides working with automobile manufacturers |
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94%
agree
19 votes
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Superior Product |
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93%
agree
15 votes
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Sirius XM added to total subs. even during bleak recession |
Bears REASONS TO SELL
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56%
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32 votes
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Kazmarin message to shareholders....what shareholders |
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14%
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7 votes
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Is Sirius XM Radio is a healthy company, or a struggling company |
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25%
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12 votes
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Kazmarin message to shareholders....what shareholders? |
May 24, 2013
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Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) Company Overview
Sirius XM Radio (NYSE: SIRI) has 20.1 million subscribers and is the only satellite provider in the United States.[1] The high costs associated with satellite radio programming and subscriber acquisition cost (the price of recruiting new subscribers) are the real culprits of Sirius XM's negative margins.
Sirius XM is dependent on the automotive market because some auto makers include satellite radio units in their cars, which adds to Sirius XM subscription revenues. SIRI has partnerships with notable car companies such as Ford, GM, and Toyota. The company's heavy ties to the automotive market gives it big exposure to the health and cyclicality of the automobile industry.[2]
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) What's in this SIRI analysis on Wikinvest...
- Company Overview
- Business Segments
- Business Growth
- FY 2010 (ended December 31, 2010)[1]
- Trends and Forces
- Auto Maker/OEM Contracts
- Subscriber Acquisition Costs vs. Revenue Per Subscriber
- Low customer retention rates
- Conditions of the merger
- Programming content quality
- Sports coverage
- Other Celebrities
- Competition
- Terrestrial AM/FM Radio
- HD Radio
- Digital Music Devices such as iPod and MP3 Players
- Internet Radio
- Wireless Phones
- References
