I've been watching SIRI since last year before they merged w/ XM. As someone new to investing, I bought about 1200 shares back then thinking the merger would push it above the $3.00 price, primarily due to Cramer's recommendation... Since then, I've learned a thing or two. Most importantly, to ignore or do the opposite of that guy. I actually bought a small position in Bear Stearns a week before the collapse, based on his statement that "they're for sale" - thankfully I got out a few days later at a 10% loss, before they went under. With SIRI, I was stubborn and never sold my original position @ 2.97. I've learned a lot since then, and haven't done much investing at all over the past year. I've stayed interested, but not invested.
So, why did I recently buy? The bottom line is that I love the product and believe in it's potential. I understand the debt issues and the dilution concern, but I also see tremendous growth potential in the future. After Mr. Malone stepped in to 'rescue' SiriusXM and I began to see that bankruptcy was off the table, I took advantage of the .08 to .17 share price to average my original position down to about .21
SIRI is not for the faint of heart. It is a hated stock. It is heavily manipulated on a daily basis. However, I personally believe it's tremendously undervalued and I will continue to buy, as I feel it's only getting warmed up.
I love seeing a three month return of over 600% :)


