Relying on hope, as implied in the "survive until '25" slogan, is not a business strategy that will get a company through the year.

While plaintiffs allege there were misleading executive statements, the megalender pins early 2021 trading volatility on social media users briefly encouraged by the rocket emoji.

Analysts predict more modest job cuts over the winter after expenses rose 1% between the second and third quarters this year.

This business, tied to the mortgage origination outlook, is becoming ly attractive for 2024, according to BTIG.

The lender has shed over $1 billion in annualized expenses and said it retains enough capital to sustain operations for the next several years.

Higher expenses pushed per-loan losses further into the red for the first time in three quarters and with lower production expected through the first three months of next year, the picture remains bleak.

Its strong balance sheet opens up opportunities for the mortgage lender to bring more companies under its helm, executives during the earnings call said.

The former investment type added to net earnings, but a tough market hurt some sectors of it during a quarter in which the company experienced mixed success with M&A attempts.

Earnings benefited from low delinquencies and slow prepayment speeds, but high rates will limit growth opportunities.

The company posted net income of under $301 million in the third quarter, including a $93 million positive mortgage servicing mark.