Sirius: Risks Outweigh Rewards

By Dividend Kings:The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) told John Malone he needs to buy a lot more Sirius XM (SIRI) stock if he wants to take over the radio network, Reuters reported.

By Little Apple:Tuesday, I wrote an article speculating that Sirius XM (SIRI) might pay a special dividend, and buy back its own shares in December, due to a revolving credit agreement the company made with a series of banks for $1.25 billion.

By Kofi Bofah:The formerly even Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) debate has now been hijacked and degraded into a one-sided affair led by rabid bulls. Sirius cheerleaders do not tolerate dissent. At the top, conspiracy theorists haughtily shun the sell side as white flag machinations of hedge fund players on the wrong side of this trade. At $2.70, Sirius shares have more than doubled off their $1.27 52-week low.

By Income Hunter:Sirius XM (SIRI) stock might get a slight bump in value in the next few weeks because John Malone of Liberty Media (LMCA) appears to be buying up a lot of it.

By Stock Croc:Sirius XM's (SIRI) largest stockholder, Liberty Media (LMCA), appears to be laying the groundwork for a hostile takeover of the satellite radio company. Liberty has filed paperwork with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that seems to indicate that it wants to take control of Sirius XM's licenses.

By Little Apple:The FCC has finally decided to put Liberty Media's (LMCA) application for de jure control of Sirius XM (SIRI) up for public notice.

By Little Apple:Sirius XM (SIRI) has filed an 8-k with the SEC that says Liberty Media (LMCA) plans to increase its ownership of Sirius to more than 50%.