The real estate and prop-tech sector is under mounting pressure, and for Opendoor (OPEN), the third quarter brings both heightened expectations and meaningful risk. With a fresh leadership addition in the operations slot and macroeconomic headwinds weighing on the housing market, the company’s ability to execute will be tested like never before. Why this quarter…
On September 30, 2025, news broke that Opendoor co-founder Eric Wu quietly acquired roughly 300,752 shares at about $6.65 each, spending around $2 million to raise his stake in the company. This move stands out. We rarely see founders placing fresh money into their own public companies. It’s a strong signal of belief in the…
KEY TAKEAWAYS: Opendoor has grabbed the spotlight once again, with its stock jumping sharply in pre-market trading. Investors are buzzing as the company rides a wave of meme stock momentum, delivers stronger-than-expected Q2 earnings, and announces a surprise leadership shake-up. In just a few sessions, Opendoor has gone from a struggling iBuyer fighting for relevance…
In the stock market, rules are strict, and missing them can cost a company its place. One such rule is the Nasdaq minimum bid price rule. It says that a company’s stock must trade above $1 for at least 30 days in a row. If not, the company risks being kicked off the exchange. Opendoor,…
Opendoor Technologies Inc. (OPEN) shocked Wall Street this week after its stock soared by 42% on Monday, marking another explosive day in what has been a rollercoaster week for the iBuyer company. With rapid price swings and multiple volatility-related trading halts, investors are wondering what’s driving this wild momentum and whether it can be sustained….
Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) surged nearly 43% on Monday after Eric Jackson, founder of EMJ Capital, publicly pushed for a CEO change and a full strategic overhaul of the company. Jackson’s bold letter, which called Opendoor’s leadership “unqualified,” sparked a strong reaction from investors, marking the stock’s biggest single-day jump in years. Why Did the Stock…