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JFK 01-09-2007 10:00 AM

WOW, Stern gets awarded an $83 Million Bonus.........
 
Just read it on CNN , He already gets a 500 Mill compensation package. How long can Sirius expext to lose $ and still stay in business?
http://money.cnn.com/2007/01/09/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes

WebairGerard 01-09-2007 10:01 AM

big time money being thrown his way

SxDx 01-09-2007 10:03 AM

he got the bonus in stocks, but still....seems excessive!

Phoenix 01-09-2007 10:04 AM

83 million damn

JFK 01-09-2007 10:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SxDx (Post 11694762)
he got the bonus in stocks, but still....seems excessive!

I saw that, still, he's probably not hurting for lunch money:1orglaugh

abshard 01-09-2007 10:23 AM

Howard said that last quarter Sirius made a profit for the first time since they launched

bopha 01-09-2007 10:25 AM

That's makes no sense...

I don't understand how that is possible unless they are operating on the Enron accounting model. Got me scratching...

DaddyHalbucks 01-09-2007 10:38 AM

We watched his Private Parts video again the other night, funny as hell!

SomeCreep 01-09-2007 10:54 AM

That's way too much capital to have invested in a company like Sirius. I predict he'll be selling most if not all of that stock soon.

madawgz 01-09-2007 10:57 AM

wow thats alot of money!

abshard 01-09-2007 11:04 AM

He also got a 200million bonus before he even went on the air last year because so many people signed up

Sosa 01-09-2007 11:07 AM

If I were him I'd be selling alot of that stock. it's up 1.8% today. still under $4 though

Adultnet 01-09-2007 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Phoenix (Post 11694780)
83 million damn

this is so allot :):pimp

WEGCash Robert 01-09-2007 11:11 AM

wow that's nuts!

Mr. Romance 01-09-2007 11:11 AM

Good for him..I love his style and he just does whatever he wants..:thumbsup


Mr. Romance

NinjaSteve 01-09-2007 11:15 AM

I'm sure customers will increase. Maybe XM and Sirius need to merge.

King Adam 01-09-2007 11:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomeCreep (Post 11695184)
That's way too much capital to have invested in a company like Sirius. I predict he'll be selling most if not all of that stock soon.

I think so too. I would sell it all now.

eZe 01-09-2007 11:35 AM

it is smart. He is their marketing. just yesterday I saw a store display with him all over it.

Think about it. some one is thinking of buying the radio and they are standing in front of a display they have a choice between two. One has a star and the other you don't know. who do you go with? The star.

The article says they increased subscribers by greater than 2 million above what the analyst expected. This game is all about market share. Once you win the market then you cut costs. Think of amazon.com

tranza 01-09-2007 11:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bopha (Post 11694924)
That's makes no sense...

I don't understand how that is possible unless they are operating on the Enron accounting model. Got me scratching...

They do have over 600,000 subscribers you know....

At $12.95/month minimum that's over US$8 millions a month....

SomeCreep 01-09-2007 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by King Adam (Post 11695438)
I think so too. I would sell it all now.

I heard on the news, that he just registered to sell $22 million dollars worth of that stock.

tranza 01-09-2007 11:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tranza (Post 11695752)
They do have over 600,000 subscribers you know....

At $12.95/month minimum that's over US$8 millions a month....

Ooops... Make that over 6 MILLION subscribers and over US$80 Millions per month.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CNN
Sirius had roughly 600,000 subscribers when it signed Stern in 2004 for a contract valued at $500 million over five years.

At the time, analysts had forecast the company would grow to about 3.5 million subscribers by the end of 2006.

Sirius and Stern agreed to an added bonus in the event that the number of subscribers exceeded that forecast by more than 2 million.

Last week, the company reported that it ended 2006 with more than 6 million subscribers, at the middle of a forecast range made in December, triggering the bonus payment of about 22.1 million shares. Sirius closed at $3.76 on Tuesday.


abshard 01-09-2007 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SomeCreep (Post 11695768)
I heard on the news, that he just registered to sell $22 million dollars worth of that stock.

Most likely to pay taxes on the stock he got

JFK 01-09-2007 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tranza (Post 11695801)
Ooops... Make that over 6 MILLION subscribers and over US$80 Millions per month.

thats 960 mill in a year, 500 of that is part of Stern's compensation package, in one form or the other. That leaves 460 for operating expenses. Wonder how much they lose a year?

abshard 01-09-2007 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 11696178)
thats 960 mill in a year, 500 of that is part of Stern's compensation package, in one form or the other. That leaves 460 for operating expenses. Wonder how much they lose a year?

500million if for 5 years not 500million per year

abshard 01-09-2007 12:33 PM

Oh and its not 12.95 times 6,000,000 ..for instance i have 3 subscriptions and 2 of them are about $6/month each

northboy 01-09-2007 12:43 PM

he's one of the best entertainers ever. He deserves what he gets paid, every cent. His listeners are extremely loyal, and I know a lot of people who just got Sirius just for him.

northboy 01-09-2007 12:44 PM

his Howard TV on demand is great also

Busty 01-09-2007 12:53 PM

I got to get sirius I miss him

Dragar 01-09-2007 12:55 PM

what a waste of money to some clown
Howard the Clown used to be Bozoo

RogerV 01-09-2007 12:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JFK (Post 11694735)
Just read it on CNN , He already gets a 500 Mill compensation package. How long can Sirius expext to lose $ and still stay in business?
http://money.cnn.com/2007/01/09/news...ex.htm?cnn=yes


using other peoples money and amazing projections..

qwe 01-09-2007 02:01 PM

its obvious they're making mad money off him... otherwise they wouldn't give him any bonus

pornguy 01-09-2007 02:02 PM

He better be careful. Captain Kirk was getting paid in stock, and got fucked.

JFK 01-09-2007 02:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornguy (Post 11697225)
He better be careful. Captain Kirk was getting paid in stock, and got fucked.

Thats because he didnt cash out part of it, I guess he enjoyed looking at the paper profits:winkwink:

kane 01-09-2007 02:53 PM

I listen to him every day. He was saying that around 6,000 people a day sign up for Sirius. That's pretty impressive.

If I were Sirius the one thing I would worry about is the fact that he is getting older and there is no telling how long he will stay in the game. He has 4 years left on his contract. If they average 1.5 million new subscribers a year they will add another 6 million before his contract is up and bring their total to around 12 million. The question is how many of them will stick around if he decides to retire and stop doing the show? I think they are working now to add stuff that people will want in order to avoid a huge drop when he does retire. They added NASCAR and NFL and they are always putting new stuff on there so I think they are trying to use Stern to bring them in and then use the other stuff to help keep them. I'm not sure how well it will work, but he can't go on forever so they need to do something if they are going to stay alive when he does leave. They have to be worried though. Many of the radio stations he was on when he was on normal radio have all but disappeared since he left them.

eZe 01-09-2007 03:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kane (Post 11697543)
I listen to him every day. He was saying that around 6,000 people a day sign up for Sirius. That's pretty impressive.

If I were Sirius the one thing I would worry about is the fact that he is getting older and there is no telling how long he will stay in the game. He has 4 years left on his contract. If they average 1.5 million new subscribers a year they will add another 6 million before his contract is up and bring their total to around 12 million. The question is how many of them will stick around if he decides to retire and stop doing the show? I think they are working now to add stuff that people will want in order to avoid a huge drop when he does retire. They added NASCAR and NFL and they are always putting new stuff on there so I think they are trying to use Stern to bring them in and then use the other stuff to help keep them. I'm not sure how well it will work, but he can't go on forever so they need to do something if they are going to stay alive when he does leave. They have to be worried though. Many of the radio stations he was on when he was on normal radio have all but disappeared since he left them.

The whole business model at this point revolves around getting subscribers. After they have them they are counting on being able to hook them with other content and shows. kinda like going back to dial up after having had DSL or getting rid of your cell phone. It's not going to happen. After then get enough market share they will stop paying crazy ass money for content. Howard Stern retiring at the right time would probably be good for them. The worst thing that could happen would be Stern jumping ship to the competition.

Pinacolada 01-09-2007 04:04 PM

Man thats too much!!!

lambpie 01-09-2007 04:05 PM

lucky fecker!!!

sweetcuties 01-09-2007 04:08 PM

... and shareholders continue to get fucked

kane 01-09-2007 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by eZe (Post 11697655)
The whole business model at this point revolves around getting subscribers. After they have them they are counting on being able to hook them with other content and shows. kinda like going back to dial up after having had DSL or getting rid of your cell phone. It's not going to happen. After then get enough market share they will stop paying crazy ass money for content. Howard Stern retiring at the right time would probably be good for them. The worst thing that could happen would be Stern jumping ship to the competition.

Without question. If Stern left them for a competitor they would be screwed, but I think once people have the service for a while you never want to go back to regular radio and they are counting on that. I think they will do well as long as they continue to develop new content while Stern is still on the air. Also Howard has the rights to all of his old shows. They could license them and play them and people would still listen. He has 20 years worth of shows they could keep playing even after he retires.

starpimps 01-09-2007 04:19 PM

thats alotta bones
damn


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