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Finance of America Companies Inc
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Financial services stocks moving up and down Tuesday: $AGSS, $BTCS, $IREN, $WULF, $SMX, $FOA, $GHL, $CIBEY
Finance of America - FOA - Whales loading up
US Department of Energy awards $2.8B to Battery Materials Processing and Battery Manufacturing companies
US GOVT grants $MVST 200 million dollars for free… At a market cap of $600m
Microvast (MVST) and General Motors win $200M from the Department of Energy for battery component factory
Nice MACD divergence in $FOA (Finance of America) too coincide with some support. Found this ticker on a Finviz scan, don't see any other posts about this one yet. Thoughts?
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FOA Finance of America = they do reverse mortgages, so retired people can take out the equity in their homes and still live in them until they die. Given aging combined with rising poverty and falling Social Security payments due to inflation. They may have strong long term growth ahead.
# Portfolio Considerations[](http://localhost:8501/chat#portfolio-considerations) **Given your concern about position count, consider consolidating around your highest-conviction ideas.** $RIG (offshore drilling) faces structural headwinds from energy transition policies and volatile oil prices—this position appears speculative rather than strategic. **Selling $RIG could fund additional $IVV accumulation**, restoring your core allocation while maintaining exposure to energy through the S&P 500's diversified holdings. **Your planned $XPEL position deserves scrutiny before initiation.** At a P/E near 37 and P/S around 5.8, you're paying a significant premium for a company with 11% net margins in a specialized but competitive automotive aftermarket. While $XPEL demonstrates strong fundamentals (ROE of 21%, minimal debt), the valuation leaves little room for execution missteps. Consider whether this capital might better serve you in $FOA or $ABL—existing positions where you've already done the diligence. **Rebuilding $IVV should be your priority.** Your admission of feeling "bad" about the sale signals psychological discomfort with your current risk profile. Dollar-cost averaging back into the S&P 500 over 60-90 days provides downside protection while maintaining exposure to any year-end rally. \- Open Fieldbook Intelligence Team
I posted this previously [Imgur: The magic of the Internet](https://imgur.com/a/UaPMVAo) Only changes since then are I got small positions in JXN, ROOT, RIG, and DLO and bought more FOA, CAAP, HTLD. Also sold a bunch of my IVV (S&P 500) which I feel bad about but gambling on more short term gains on more exciting stocks. May be starting a position in XPEL soon, stocks I am open to buying more of are FOA, ABL, CAAP, DLO, HTLD and ROOT, and I want to build back up my IVV.
Dude. FOA is a much better play in this space.
It's over folks. The White House officially said they don't give af about Wall Street or the markets. There is no relief coming, the focus is on making regular everyday people wealthier, not people in the markets. "JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Treasury Secretary Bessent says Wall Street has grown wealthier for four decades, so "for the next four years, it’s Main Street's turn."" [https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1909958288751620529?t=ovWrEm3P6V\_3lyWYYD6FOA&s=19](https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1909958288751620529?t=ovWrEm3P6V_3lyWYYD6FOA&s=19)
Anyone also bought the $FOA sell-off? It went -30% overnight and +30% on opening. Algo-selloff because of earnings miss. Managment guides $2.50-$3 adjusted earnings per share while growing topline by >10% and they were trading at $16 yesterday.
His username is just dick. The guy is absolutely cheating or something. He has this index that just... works. If you get in when he posts them, of course. The tickers on his index are $TEM (1/3/25), #NBIS (11/22/24), #SBCB (12/30/24), #VLERF (1/10/25), $FOA (12/11/24), AND $U (12/4/24). If you just treat him like an index fund and use a good trailing stop loss you'll get a call from the FBI for inside trading.
You forgot Finance of America ($FOA). Reverse mortgage market leader. Boomers will drain their home equity to finance/maintain their standards of living leaving nothing for the next generation. Calls on boomer selfishness so to speak.
Can't aggre more.FOA, Valuing yourself more than finding a now way to waste time.
The idea of “growth” has changed. Growth no longer means 6,000 stores with ten in every city. Now it means fewer stores with one or two in each major market; and an Internet presence. $4.9B in gross income with net profit of $27M. Woof! Woof, woof! But I agree with the dude talking about touching toys in an actual physical brick and mortar toy store. We are destroying B&M retail while hollowing out our retail communities. Imagine if you had never experienced FOA Schwartz? WTF?
You think they're putting all their eggs in this basket because you clearly don't understand their business. On their latest call they said, the highest amount of resources are going to be spent towards AI supercluster. This helps ALL their business segments from FOA to Reality labs. Secondly, they're making upwards of $50B/year at 40% margins(higher than 2019) and spending only a quarter of it on reality labs. Finally, they have several growth streams lined up from click to message to additional monetization on WA. Your take sounds wise but meaningless given that it lacks depth or real information.
FOA, Read the memo; don't invest in communist China
$FOA: blackstone bought $60m, mkt cap is $80m, enlisted new CEO, and just bought another company
Greener mining grant: (lithium deposit news 500ppm 15,000,000 tons 200k tons per day processed at maybe $15 per ton ($3mil daily rev) https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf Ev battery Recycling grant: similar to sxoof and amzyf recycling but with grants: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/american-battery-technology-company-selected-for-10m-additional-us-doe-grant-to-commercialize-nextgen-battery-recycling-technologies-for-vulnerable-domestic-battery-markets-301681778.html
They have a few mining and ev recycling grants (abtc abml) https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf
More insight from grant to abtc aka abml https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf
Its on etrade Abml is abtc company https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf
https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf Grant for mines above They also have a grant for ev battery recycling
AMBP (9% dividend), GCMG (5% dividend) both with cheap warrants right now relative to exercise price. Also SOFI, OPEN, OPFI, XOS & DM i think have good chance of surviving any potential downturn. FOA outside bet.
FOA is not just FB, but even if it was FB grew users last Q
No, the 5B net income (actually $4.4B) is for third quarter while the roughly 40B FOA net income is for 2022 as a whole. The annual spend on metaverse is in the $10B to $15B range... somewhere around 1/3 of annual net income.
They had 5B net income, so from 40b FOA net income they blew 35b? Sheesh
FOA is great, RL is trash. Unfortunately, Meta is using profits from FOA to burn in RL.
I am going to put my money where the US Government is currently focused on stimulating. EV battery manufacturer: https://www.energy.gov/sites/default/files/2022-10/DOE%20BIL%20Battery%20FOA-2678%20Selectee%20Fact%20Sheets%20-%201_2.pdf
I mean, I agree with you on the VR/AR side mostly at this point. It is certainly a moonshot that is demanding capex so negative rn, but I see it more so as optionality vs existing revenue. My thesis does not really revolve around VR working out, so much as FOA being undervalued right now. [https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fc84ZBtakAEMBTv?format=jpg&name=4096x4096](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fc84ZBtakAEMBTv?format=jpg&name=4096x4096) On the other hand, I also think that VR could have legs, bad pun, and that Meta is to some extent being unfairly treated since they are actually trying to innovate on a new sector/product others have not safely trailblazed for them. How often does everyone whine that Apple has not tried anything new or groundbreaking in years. The legs and current sims style avatars are not impressive but Codec Avatars are pretty impressive if they can actually get those into consumer models down the line https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpsQ2k5IT-I
Mostly, that the FOA is not dead/in perm decline and that the current narrative that Meta is Cisco/Yahoo! of today is wrong. If Reels can actually enter the arena with Tiktok and they can bounce back from Apple screwing them then the current valuation looks very appetizing. I am fairly neutral on the VR/AR future, I dont hate it, but it seems too slow to matter for any 5 year view atm.
FOA is getting interesting too. Although could be years before earnings recover. Still, one of the larger lenders in the country.
They are certainly having to adjust to apple on the ad side but did you know their MAU numbers are not taking a hit like many think? I feel like many think the company's core FOA is dead already and Metaverse is a quick last minute pivot when that is just not born out by numbers so far...
FOA had considerable insider buying around $5 as I recall.
FOA pretty good mortgage company with great earnings
Thought I agree that small caps can yield greater returns I think they are just riskier in general. I would be careful when investing in them as not all of them would be a great investment. I like small caps like $FOA $QTNT $ANF $MX $MBHCF. If you look into them online they are very solid in terms of fundamentals or they have good up and coming projects. However, in these volatile times I'm not sure if I'm gonna invest into them as I would rather take my chances with "safer plays"
I'm playing it safe and Investing in the safer options like $SPY $AAPL $TSLA. However, I'm just looking at the smallcaps in case it goes crazy such as $FCEL $FOA $QTNT $MBHCF
I think most small caps are dying atm like $ESEA $FOA $QTNT $FATS $MBHCF. However I do expect a reversal some time in the year. Can't always be down right?
FOA. price to earnings is like 4:1
SPAC's were more of a late-2020, early-2021 bubble. Basically any SPAC that announced a target shot up 30%+. Many of them were trading at huge premiums before even having a target. Chamath was launching a new SPAC every few weeks in the hayday, some were trading at 50-60% premium to NAV at IPO. IPO meaning for the SPAC vehicle, not the acquisition. In general, SPAC's were attracting shitty companies with no business being public, especially towards the SPAC bubble peak. Most of them have performed terribly. Here's some examples... MPLN, VLDR, BFI, FOA, etc.
Each company will rely on fundamentals. I actually feel better about companies like BODY or FOA in a bear market. Because they have real revenue. But yeah 2022 ain't gonna be 2021.
I like TALK because it's super cheap and has a mountain of cash. ML i think it's decent and growth is good I've heard. ASTS is very popular but i think it might fall more. QSI for picks and shovels biotech. FOA for mortgages. Has great earnings to price.
Here's how I'm deciding what to sell at a loss. If i had a pile of cash, would this be one of my top picks to buy at current prices? Would it be a good value? Are there a lot of better choices? FOA price to earnings is amazing. I'd rather own that than some megacap with PE of 30 that might crash (notice how some big stocks are really starting to fall?). I could have sold FOA and bought Zillow a few weeks ago. But then I'd be down even more. It's not about is this the best pick... It's whether there's anything better. Having said that, I'm selling some things and going into pre merger plays more... Or trying to at least. It's amazing how a self promise to sell before merger often gets broken.
Shorts will have to pry the following out of my cold dead fingers at current prices or less: ML, QSI, FOA, TALK I'm definitely cutting my losses on a lot of things. It's bloody, but sometimes you just gotta be a long term investor.
If you absolutely had to raise cash? In order of first sell to last I’d go UWMC, KPLT, PAYO, BARK. truthfully though idk anything about ORGN, QSI, or FOA so I’ll leave em out.
It's a profitable growth stock but at this price clearly also value. FOA is a financial at least so book value might be more important.
FOA near $4. P/E around $4 i believe. Mortgage company.
> You're missing the fact that FOA is a fucking piece of shit company.
People want short term meme and excitement. And the possibility of parabolic growth. But I'm happy to buy FOA and TALK and KPLT. I'm almost break even on all of those after averaging down. But I'm generally going to stop holding spacs after merger, with rare exceptions.
Wtf going on FOA👀👀👀👀👀👀to da moon??? Earnings time!!!
FOA mooning today!!! finally some movement! earnings on the 7th, do what you want with it
Super long $LDI and $FOA
Actually i see a lot of opportunity to buy a select few as they dribble low. FOA, BARK, etc.
DMS, SUNL, ID, FOA are my favorites.
FOA is almost down to 4.50. P/E is like 5
Almost every deSPAC with commons around $6 has warrants in the 80c to $1.20 range not 50c. The closest companies I can find to 50c with $6 commons would be FOA (commons $5 warrants 65c), MIMO (commons $6.30 warrants 70c), or ML (commons $5.90 warrants 72c).
FOA. $5 and insiders buying like it's going out of style.
Not a single post or comment ever on WSB about $LDI or $FOA. Got in yesterday and today for 12k. 90% shares, rest LEAPs.
PPGH Gogoro. But also like DMYI, ASTS, QSI. I think FOA is a long term bargain at $5.
I read an article online saying Penny Mac is a better deal. But I've got UWMC mostly, and FOA. I think they'll be solid long term.
FOA at $5. Fundamentals are solid, just all mortgage companies in a dip.
There's not much out there looking as good a risk reward as FOA finance of America for $5 today. Executive insiders bought large numbers of shares last month.
FOA insiders bought a lot of their own stock last month. Anybody else think it's a good buy at $5? It's at $5. They have revenue.
What's your favorite post target or post merger warrant under .80? I'm kinda liking FOA if it drops into the sixties again.