Liberty Media And Sirius XM: Joined At The Hip

By Crunching Numbers:As most investors in Sirius XM (SIRI) know, Liberty Media (LMCA) is in the process of trying to take control of Sirius XM.

By Little Apple:There has suddenly been a lot of debate about where the share price of Sirius XM (SIRI) is headed in the next few years, and how to determine a model for it. Articles, comments and chatter on the web range from five dollars to double digits. However there is one thing that almost everyone agrees on: Sirius shares are headed higher. With or without CEO Mel Karmazin, the shares will jump.

By Crunching Numbers:On Sept. 12, Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) CEO Mel Karmazin and Liberty Media (LMCA) CEO Greg Maffei both spoke at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Media, Communications, and Entertainment Conference. Those investors looking for more clarity may have come away somewhat disappointed.

By Stock Croc:Sirius XM (SIRI) CEO Mel Karmazin's behavior seems to be getting weirder by the day. Karmazin has his legal team fighting hard to keep Liberty Media (LMCA) from taking over his company, and he's selling off a large block of Sirius stock at the same time.

By Investanomics.com:Sirius (SIRI) investors have been reinvigorated with the possibility of a large investment or even a buyout by Liberty Media (LCAPA). Sirius is in the middle of a turnaround that will drive growth going forward. As good as the large investment by Liberty Media sounds, some shareholders view it as a bad thing.

By Cris Frangold: After being dormant for several weeks, the Liberty Media (LMCA)/Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) soap opera is heating up again.

By John Mylant: Satellite radio has had a hard time trying to get Wall Street to side with it. It seems as if it has been a fight to convince the Street that the popularity of satellite radio can also be profitable. Sirius XM (SIRI) may find that boost from the recent move by Liberty Media (LMCA).