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Does Sirius XM's precipitous stock-price decline warrant a flyer?
SiriusXM expands beyond satellite, launching podcasts and AI-driven content, making the stock worth buying despite fierce competition.
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Over a dozen high-profile companies have announced or completed a stock split in 2024 -- but only one was of the reverse split variety. Unlike most companies conducting a reverse split, this stock was in no danger of having its shares delisted.
Sirius XM's stock has performed poorly for decades. Berkshire Hathaway owns about 31% of Sirius XM's shares.
Buffett understands Sirius XM's business. He no doubt views the company's management favorably.
Liberty Media spun off SiriusXM and enacted a 1-for-10 reverse stock split earlier this month. SiriusXM could be an appealing choice for dividend investors.
Sirius XM has a monopoly on satellite radio in North America. An asset-light operation and relatively predictable subscription revenue make Sirius XM a highly profitable business.
Sirius XM has fallen sharply this year, even as the general market moves higher. The Fed finally lowering the federal funds rate target should open doors in more ways than one.
Sirius XM is launching a $10/month in-car music-only subscription to attract younger, price-sensitive customers, despite potential risks to average revenue per user. The new plan aims to expand the subscriber base, leveraging proprietary content and listener data from 360L receivers to minimize down-trading risks. The recent Liberty Media Transaction is expected to improve valuation multiples, despite short-term free cash flow guidance being lower due to non-recurring expenses.
Shares of Sirius XM have been under pressure as the company loses satellite-radio subscribers. The company is betting on audio formats like podcasts, talk radio, and live sports to drive growth.