Sirius shares spike in volume on ‘chatter of potential Apple partnership’

“Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. (SIRI) is trading at a session high, up $.10 to $3.93, on a spike in volume. The quick upswing is attributed to “chatter of a potential strategic partnership” with Apple Computers [sic] Inc. (AAPL) according to Briefing.com,” Ant & Sons reported earlier today.

Sirius closed at $3.90, up $0.07, or 1.83% on heavy volume of 36,487,378.

Full article here.

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37 Comments

  1. Sirius (SIRI) continued to gain ground on rival XM Satellite (XMSR) in the third quarter. Sirius added more than 440,000 subscribers, while XM added more than 285,000.

    Sirius currently has a total of 5.1 million subs. XM has 7.2 million.

    Sirius will pass XM sometime before the end of 2007.

  2. If howard sterns days have come and gone, then why has he been making 500 million and has his own channel on PPV?

    Who else can have their own PPV channel and charge $10 per month for it.

    Stern is huge right now.

  3. You negative, ignorant people make me sick. Sirius is doing very very well. XM is 4X larger?? Howard Stern is over?? I can’t beleive you are stupid enough to say that. Sirius is a quality product that is growing much much faster than XM. Sirius is grpwomg while XM is shriveling. Stern is more popular than ever, even without the Clear Channel network. Sirius is positioned very will prosper.

    I understand the comments by those questioning the future of satellite radio. Not sure about that myself, but I think it is just another delivery device, like the internet and TV. It is hard to use either in your car!

    Party down!!

  4. Siriusly,
    subscription radio DOES appeal to those who want more than what is offered by any of the few stations (actually all owned by 2 conglomerates) in any particular genre.

    But gosh, macbones, who could argue with cold, hard facts, such as the ones you present, eh?

  5. Ed,

    I tried to listed to Howard Stern for a week after my mom got SIrius in her car. The guy has NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT except make farting jokes and laugh at retarded people, call them names, and make derogatory comments.

    As you can see, I’m not a big fan.

    As for his numbers and salary… Microsoft makes more than Apple, but we all know that doens’t mean it’s the best or that people love it…

  6. If all you listen to is Stern then yes, XM will be out of business in 2 years…

    Stern is a has been – it’s like listening to my dad on the radio, and it’s creepy.

    I listen to XM for one reason… music… and review after review will tell you that XM has better sound quality and deeper playlists.

    for me it’s all about the music…

  7. All my friends have XM, I don’t know anybody with Sirius. I don’t have either one but I would probably get XM based on all my friends perception.

    Please note: I hate Howard Stern, he’s so freak’n boring. I’d rather listen to road noise than hear Howie prod and probe some dumb bimbo that’s trying to get famous.

  8. Howard Stern, There is no more shock left when he can do anything.. He is a disgrace. It was more fun to listen to him when he tried to break boundaries, but now there are no boundaries so why listen – it is all crap now.

    I STILL will never pay for radio – It is a dumb idea – I get better music with no commercials by hooking up my 60GB iPod to my car – and NO REPEATS!

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