With all due respect to you as well Fred Miller...
First, I don't think that volume of posts on IHub equate to an 'exciting' investment. I think that volume of posts on IHub indicate something else (chaos, misinformation, incompatible opinions). If everyone sees the same thing, saying it once or twice is plenty.
Second, I know that getting research material on COOP has been more difficult through my financial manager as the company he represents does not have a Buy/Sell/Hold opinion of Mr Cooper group and I have found myself more informed than he when it comes to this stock. I haven't talked to him much about RKT yet.
Third, COOP nee WMIH nee WAMUQ nee WMI has one of the highest post counts on IHub so it may be that there are a lot of boards with little or no posts.
Fourth, COOP's main business is servicing mortgages which it does for $2.1 TRILLION and services approximately 1/6 of all mortgages in the US. That is 16.67% of the entire sector. At the same time RKT holds just less than 6% of US mortgage originations (last year's number). In 2024 RKT originated less than $100 Billion in new mortgages. So COOP services 21 TIMES the number of dollars in mortgages that RKT originated last year. I realize that this is comparing apples to oranges but at the same time, this is a big number. It makes me feel as if RKT bought something bigger than themselves with stock. (I hate to say reverse merger because of escrow money rumors. Without that consideration, it still feels to me like a reverse merger)
I highly suspect that just like he did with NSM to COOP, Jay B has accomplished the same thing with COOP to RKT.
If it weren't for all of the clouds of argument over where did the corpse of WMI go, It is very possible that WMIH was a snoozer until Jay B got involved.
I still think there are synergistic possibilities that could cause RKT to gain in market share of both originating and servicing mortgages over the next few years. More people are becoming more willing to use the internet for banking related activities such as real estate transactions and mortgage applications every year. If interest rates come down like we hope they will, it could be an amazing growth.
One last thing. I have always been confused about the talk of 'monetizing Xome'. Hell, if you want to monetize it, sell it. But, no, that is not what has happened. Perhaps the talk about monetizing Xome has been more about sliding into a mortgage originator who can then use Xome when cleaning up distressed mortgages.
Just a thought.
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