Replies to post #711482 on Mr Cooper Group Inc fka COOP

[JusticeWillWin]

When COOP sells XOME we could see $80+ instantly IMO

Buying back shares helped the PPS IMO and will also help in the future. The earnings PER SHARE (EPS) will be higher with less shares outstanding, so repurchasing shares is good.

But announcing a dividend could help the PPS even more IMO

The CEO cries 'We can't control the market'.
Isn't the market controlled by earnings? Profitable companies' PPS rises. COOP may have a great marke cap and a ton of money, but how are their earnings? Are they increasing? Buying back shares doesn't seem to make the PPS rise. I don't know why. I also believe anticipaton can make the PPS rise. That is If one believes the company will do great things. That is missing here IMO.
So days of small rises are wiped out in one bad day. This stock used to go up $1 in one day. No more. I believe the CEO (wih his $9M salary) is doing a terrible job. And the horrible RS is always a disaster IMO. They need to do another m+a. Why not buy a home construction comapany. That way they could build the homes and supply their morgages. They could then become a conglomerate. Buying back shares doesn't seem to make a difference. MSFT and AAPL don't cry that they can't control the market. Thier great earnings DO contol the market.

[Rassillon]

The market is not as simple as it appears you believe it is.

The CEO is correct that they don't control the market...

Coop is not a flagship stock, it doesn't have a dividend, it has a sketchy history (from the perspective of an outsider) lots of other options like PFLT which pays 10%div or TSLA which is well known and makes big moves.... coop is niche and probably a vehicle for very wealthy investors who are ok waiting years without much movement then get a big payoff...

Just flip coop and make 5-10 % a couple times a year... that is the only real way to play coop for the regular guy with less than 10-20Mil in assets.

[User-793611]

I agree with you, but one must be aware, that the market has always been right and continues to be right.
We peripherally follow the development of the WMIh/coop and are of the opinion, that those who want to invest capital, it is not advisable to invest in this so called coop, there are other products that are managed really transparently and are of good performance.
Think about it, this then still WAMU/WMIH was sold by me on the market for my client Ca. 3,5$, today 3,5x12= 44,4$ no no who says that it will become a cloncomerate and that it will bring in 100-150$ two things are possible, they are trying to press, or someone is part of the coop.
I do not name investment products, in my opinion it would not be serious, everyone must decide for himself!
But one thing is certain, we don't invest in the coop, I am here in the room sporadically to follow some reports of a very few members, who in our opinion are serious and don't argue so much.To this very small group I say thank you for your work!
I really do read a member very gladly and with seriousness.
Thank you very much