Mr Cooper Group Inc fka COOP

[SamuraiProgrammer]

If the value of newly distributed shares is equivalent to the value of the assets that are being compensated, there will be no dilution. The value per share should be the same both before and after the event.

There will (IMO) be a short, sudden drop in price as long term holders of escrows rush for the exits to get their money, but I believe the price will recover in a short period of time (couple of months at most) and then start heading to the moon!

The key is share value = asset value.

This is the most rational explanation I have seen for the apparent effort to hold the stock price where it is - even though our P/E ratio indicates it should be much higher.