With the RKT earnings report coming up. Will RKT get back to $20 by the end of '25?

It seems the recent dip in RKT share price sets the stage for some serious buying after the COOP dividends hit.

The selling could simply be profit taking as the result of some nice gains. As opposed to the buyers optimism for the future.

I got this from Copilot. "Mr. Cooper's financial performance will likely be reflected in RKT's financial reports after the acquisition closes". Since the deal closed, I assume Mr. Cooper's performance might help RKT's quarterly financial report.

Is a nice quarterly dividend in RKT's future?

Apparently, RKT will continue trading tomorrow despite COOP being delisted. Any guesses on what RKT opens at?

After the rumored closing of the COOP acquisition. And RKT is, indeed, halted tomorrow, Oct 1. Any predictions on what the opening price will be?

After acquiring Mr Cooper. If interest rates continue to decrease. Does RKT have $30 potential by the end of 2026?

This seems to be a good time for the RKT/COOP merger. With the lower interest rates pattern developing. This merger has kind of diverted my attention away from the escrows situation. Though, a positive surprise on that front would be wonderful.

Will the $2 dividend per COOP share be automatically applied at the closing of the merger?

I look for RKT to be at around $24 when the RKT/COOP merger is completed. If that's the case, I assume the shareholder value at that time would be the # of COOP shares X 11 X $24. Is this correct? Does it even matter what COOP is at?

Evidently, there are no plans, at this time, for regular dividends after the merger. But I anticipate regular RKT dividends, possibly quarterly, sometime in the future.

RKT's volume yesterday seems incredible.
"Volume
39,242,095
Avg. Volume
19,241,306"

Does it now seem like COOP shareholders will become RKT shareholders by October 1, 2025?

What's a realistic two year price target for Rocket Companies after the Mr Cooper acquisition is completed?

I would love if an escrows payment would finally come to fruition. But personally, I'm more excited about Mr Cooper hooking up with Rocket than I am fantasizing about escrows.

Thanks.

If a Mr. Cooper shareholder has 1000 shares. Would they get 11,000 RKT shares in the deal?

What was the reasoning behind the last dividend?

Picking up Mr Cooper should enhance RKT's ability to pay dividends. IMO

Picking up Mr Cooper should enhance RKT's ability to pay dividends. IMO

Is the current RKT dividend yield really over 11 % ?

Is RKT dividend yield really over 11 %, currently?

I believe I saw a 2 year price target for RKT at around $30. Wouldn't that be a nice gain for COOP shareholders?

Could somebody please update me on the status of Novation Companies (NOVCQ)? I have a bunch of shares I'd like to know what I can do with.

Royal Dude, please indulge me by your guesstimate of the 1st bucket distribution to escrows common shareholders. Thanks for your DD.

"JPMorgan Chase will not be acquiring any assets or liabilities of the banks' parent holding company (WM) or the holding company's non-bank subsidiaries". So what happened to these assets and liabilities? They need to be accounted for. I'm talking about something actually "Fair and Reasonable".

Again, where were the hedge funds in all this? With
all they had at stake, Why did they just seem to "roll over" and accept all their potential fortune disappear without a whimper?

RD, how do these Treasury borrowing needs effect escrows?

So where are the hedge funds in all this? Shouldn't they be bitching, more importantly, filing law suits with their resources, contesting the wipe out of WM by JPM and the FDIC? Where's "Fair and Reasonable"?

That's a lot of loot. Wonder if any good lawyers would like to check into the whereabouts and if it still exists try to get it released to escrows on a contingency agreement.

In the case of further escrows distributions, patience HAS been a "vulture". lol

What could Chase have to do with the "loot"? ha

So where did all the assets go? Who got the loot?

Thanks for the clarification.

I meant WMI and WMB.

This definitely needs to be pursued. Somehow, some way.

Didn't the Holding Company loan the parent company quite a chuck of money? If so, what happened to that loan repayment?

Was that truly "Fair and Reasonable"?

So where did the $20 Billion go?