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*AzCivic* · 02-23-2006, 12:54 PM

Like I said I tuned you out, I find your arguments pretty weak. I make a comparison and its apples to oranges, yet you compare sat radio with microwaves and Onstar, mm ok.

I don't understand "I'd only buy if you think it'll go up"? such deep insight, i'm gonna go spend a few hours researching what exactly that means. lol.

10mill subscribers in about 4-5 years, xm alone is expecting 9mill by the end of '06 and sirius is expecting 6mill. 15mill together, up 5 million in one year if it goes as they expect, which it probably will. yup thats extremely low. if it keeps up at that rate for a couple more years, thats what? around 25-30mill subscribers if the rate of increase stays about constant, which I think is pretty conservative.

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02-23-2006, 12:54 PM	#1
AzCivic Moderator Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Az Age: 44 Posts: 3,804	Like I said I tuned you out, I find your arguments pretty weak. I make a comparison and its apples to oranges, yet you compare sat radio with microwaves and Onstar, mm ok. I don't understand "I'd only buy if you think it'll go up"? such deep insight, i'm gonna go spend a few hours researching what exactly that means. lol. 10mill subscribers in about 4-5 years, xm alone is expecting 9mill by the end of '06 and sirius is expecting 6mill. 15mill together, up 5 million in one year if it goes as they expect, which it probably will. yup thats extremely low. if it keeps up at that rate for a couple more years, thats what? around 25-30mill subscribers if the rate of increase stays about constant, which I think is pretty conservative.