Sirius XM Holdings shares fell 2.2% after Jim Cramer criticized the company for its lack of growth tied to car sales, causing the stock to underperform the broader market.
- The stock closed at $20.45 on January 16, 2026, continuing a trend of underperformance, having declined 24.5% over the past 52 weeks.
- A fund reduced its stake in Q4 2025 by selling $10.7M in shares, though the stock maintains a low 5.42x P/E valuation.
- While new podcast deals, such as the Adam Carolla extension, offer content upside, core subscriber and revenue pressures remain ahead of Q4 earnings due February 5, 2026.