SATWAVES

Media’s Sirius XM (SIRI) Agenda Exposed

By Brandon Matthews In this weeks edition of Satwaves Radio, we were joined by Overstock.com (NASDAQ: OSTK) CEO Patrick Byrne of Deep Capture fame, whom has led the fight against illegal naked short selling. The discussion took a surprise turn as the mainstream media came under fire for its complicity in the act of illegal naked short selling, on the news of Overstock's settlement with short-selling hedge fund Rocker Partners. A discussion of the "snake oil" tactics of Jim Cramer soon followe...

Cramer’s Concerted Effort Against Sirius XM (SIRI)

By Brandon Matthews Is Jim Cramer above the law? That is the question we sought to answer last week in an exclusive Satwaves Radio interview with Overstock.com CEO, Patrick Byrne. (OSTK) Mr. Byrne called in to Satwaves Radio to discuss recent regulatory changes in Washington and his in-depth work with Deep Capture, in which he has exposed many Wall Street scams. Patrick had penned an intriguing analysis of Jim Cramer titled: Jim Cramer's self written confessions of stock manipulation. Patr...

The Truth Revealed About Sirius XM, Goldman Sachs & Naked Short Selling

By Brandon Matthews Summer is over, and with its end comes renewed interest in the issue of naked short selling as the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) takes up the issue once again at the urging of Congress. Back in January, there was talk of reinstating the uptick rule, which fell by the wayside for the last 10 months as the SEC has postponed and delayed every attempt to return the rule since, as firms such as Goldman Sachs protest its return. It begs the question of whether ...

The Power of the Media

By David "Newman" Phillips Main street media has been blasting Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) left and right. They point to 3.4 billion dollars in debt. They point to the 40% dilution that Sirius had to give up to Malone for their rescue. They point to the fact that the company has never made a profit. They point to the fact that over the past year Sirius XM has lost investors 95% of their investment. While each of these facts are essentially true, they fail to tell the WHOLE story. They fail to me...