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Technology Stocks : Sirius Satellite Radio (SIRI) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: i-node who wrote (6265)	2/8/2007 2:58:55 PM
From: pcstel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8420

While the shallow playlists and lack of coverage of major genres has long been a problem at Sirius, it seems it is only getting worse, not better. And that boys and girls is WHY XM leads SIRI in the Retail Net Adds column. Doesn't it make perfect sense. Because at retail.. That is where the consumer can make a choice. They can make a non-biased choice between which vendor of SDARS they want to take home.. And it is obvious that due to the fact (as Mr. Ray represents it) that Sirius' lacks coverage of major genres, and is only getting worse.. That this huge oversight in Sirius programming is the over-riding factor as to why more Retail Subscribers Choose XM over Sirius Satellite Radio quarter over quarter. Makes sense now that I explain it?? Doesn't it?? Unhh?? What?? What do you mean? You mean that Sirius actually leads XM at retail???And that for those given a choice at retail, the majority choose Sirius over XM?? How can that be?? I mean Mr. Ray goes on and on about the horrible content selection at Sirius. But, quarter after quarter more Retail customers choose Sirius. LOL!! Either all of those consumers are WRONG... Or Mr. Ray is WRONG. Next thing you know.. He will be telling us that XM subscribers are mainly institutions that are much smarter than the Arkansas Turnip Farmers that fall for the Sirius subscription option. And so it goes, PCSTEL