Karmazin: Whoops! Sirius Liquidity Jokes Not Funny (SIRI)
Nick | Sep 15, 2008 | Comments 0
Last week Mel Karmazin watched shares in Sirius XM Satellite Radio plummet $40 to sub $1-land. Why? The CEO gave a bearish view on 2009 subscriber growth. And he didn’t exactly reassure anyone when he joked about lending the company his own company money when $300 million in convertible debt comes due in February.
In retrospect, he tells
“I wish I didn’t say it,” he said. “I tend to be candid. I said something off-handed. I wish it was as simple as that.” Ultimately, he says there has been “a tremendous overselling of the stock” and that his company “is heading toward making a bunch of money in the future.”
He’d also love to take Sirius XM private. Also, he’d like a pony. Read More
By Michael Learmonth
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