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NASDAQ:SIRI News 20 June 2025 - 30 October 2025

SiriusXM (SIRI) Stock Skyrockets 10% After Blowout Q3 Results – What Analysts Are Saying

SiriusXM (SIRI) Stock Skyrockets 10% After Blowout Q3 Results – What Analysts Are Saying

Stock Price and Recent Trends As of Oct 30, 2025, SiriusXM’s stock was trading in the low-$20s. It gapped up 10% on Oct 30 after the earnings release benzinga.com, erasing much of the previous month’s decline. Earlier in October the stock had hovered around $21–22, even dipping below $21 on Oct 22 stockanalysis.com. Over the 30 days through late October, shares were down about –7.1% compared to a flat S&P 500 nasdaq.com. The sudden October rally followed better-than-expected results and raised guidance (see below). Trading volumes spiked on the news, and SIRI closed Oct 30 well above the prior day’s
Sirius XM Stock Shocks Wall Street: Buffett’s Big Bet, Liberty Merger Fallout & 2025 Streaming Showdown

Sirius XM Stock Shocks Wall Street: Buffett’s Big Bet, Liberty Merger Fallout & 2025 Streaming Showdown

Bottom Line: Sirius XM Holdings stands at a crossroads in late 2025. The stock is cheap by the numbers (single-digit P/E, hefty dividend) nasdaq.com stockinvest.us and now free from Liberty’s tangle, it’s attracting big-name investors who see value. Upcoming earnings and guidance will be crucial in determining if Sirius XM can deliver growth or if it remains a cash cow in slow decline. With a 37% Buffett endorsement on one hand and Spotify-led disruption on the other, Sirius XM has become a fascinating battleground. Investors should watch subscriber trends, new product uptake, and management’s strategic pivots in the streaming era.
Satellite Radio Revolution: 14 Things You Need to Know About Its History, Technology, and Future

Satellite Radio Revolution: 14 Things You Need to Know About Its History, Technology, and Future

WorldSpace, founded in 1990, launched the first satellite radio broadcasts in October 1999 over Africa and the Middle East, with India accounting for 90% of its subscribers before filing for bankruptcy in 2008 and ceasing broadcasts in 2009. XM Satellite Radio launched its first satellite in March 2001 and began broadcasting to U.S. customers on September 25, 2001. Sirius Satellite Radio rolled out in February 2002 in select U.S. cities and reached nationwide service by July 2002. Sirius signed Howard Stern in 2004 in what it described as “the most important deal in radio history.” XM secured a $650 million
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