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Opendoor's Inventory Surge Overshadows Cost Gains, Shares Drop
Opendoor stock dropped 8.7% as its $1.85B inventory surge outweighed improved cost per acquisition. Analysts warn on resale speed.
Opendoor Shares Slide 5% as Q2 Report Reveals Soaring Stock Compensation
Opendoor (OPEN) shares dropped 5.1% to $3.91 after Q2 results showed stock-based compensation of $119 million, overshadowing a 59% sequential jump in contribution profit.
Opendoor Stock Rises Ahead of Q2 Earnings as Investors Eye Margin Recovery
Opendoor (NASDAQ:OPEN) shares rose 4.6% ahead of Q2 results, with revenue forecast at $900 million and analysts watching margin improvement.
Opendoor Shares Surge Ahead of Q2 Report; Margin Outlook in Focus
Opendoor shares climbed 4.5% ahead of Q2 results, with revenue expected near $900M. Investors focus on contribution margin and adjusted EBITDA as the company scales purchases.
Opendoor Stock Steady at $3.85 as Q2 Earnings Focus Shifts to Margins
Opendoor shares ended Monday at $3.85, gaining 0.4% after a sharp weekly drop. Q2 earnings due Aug. 4 will spotlight margin improvements and adjusted EBITDA progress.
Opendoor Stock Plunges 15% as Mortgage Rates Hit 11-Month High
Opendoor shares fell nearly 15% in a week as mortgage rates hit 6.58%, the highest since August 2025, stoking fears of slower home sales and extended inventory.
Opendoor Contracts Rise 12% as Margins and Mortgage Rates Diverge
Opendoor's weekly acquisition contracts rose 12% as of July 18, but shares slipped 2.2% amid rising mortgage rates and margin scrutiny ahead of Q2 earnings.
Opendoor Stock Near $4.50 as Focus Shifts to Margin Trial and Breakeven Goal
Opendoor stock trades around $4.50 as the company aims for breakeven adjusted EBITDA in Q2. A 14% sequential drop in the cost bridge adds pressure ahead of August 4 results.
Opendoor Needs $9M or One Margin Point to Hit Q2 Breakeven
Opendoor requires $9 million or one margin point to hit Q2 adjusted EBITDA breakeven, with revenue around $900 million and a contribution margin of 5-7%.
Opendoor Stock Plunges 10% as Heavy Trading Signals Index-Fueled Volatility
Opendoor (OPEN) reversed Thursday's 10.65% gain with a 10.1% drop on Friday, as 185 million shares changed hands. The volatility follows the company's entry into the Russell 3000.
Opendoor Retreats After Options Expiry Fuels Rally Reversal
Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) dropped 6.6% on Friday after a surge in options trading expired, erasing most of Thursday's 10.7% rally.
Opendoor Shares Rally 5% on First Day in Russell 3000 Index
Opendoor (OPEN) jumped 5.26% on its Russell 3000 debut, with volume surging to 78.32 million shares. Short interest remains elevated at 16.08% of float.
Opendoor Shares Steady as Mortgage Rate Climb Pressures Housing Market
Opendoor shares traded flat near $4.55 as rising mortgage rates and a drop in housing starts offset recent gains. The company reported improved gross margins but a wider net loss in Q1.
Opendoor Shares Gain Ahead of Q1 Report and Interactive Financial Event
Opendoor Technologies shares advanced Wednesday, extending an April rally ahead of its first-quarter report. The company will host a live video 'Financial Open House' for shareholders on May 7 instead of a traditional earnings call.
Opendoor Stock Dips as Rising Mortgage Rates Pressure Spring Housing Outlook
Opendoor Technologies stock declined roughly 2% as mortgage rates climbed to their highest level since December, clouding the spring homebuying season. The company forecasts a sequential revenue drop and ongoing EBITDA losses.
Opendoor Shares Slide Amid Fed's Hawkish Stance, Housing Market Strain
Opendoor Technologies shares dropped 5.0% to $5.28 after the Federal Reserve maintained interest rates, exacerbating pressure on its home-flipping model. Broader market declines and persistent high borrowing costs contributed to the selloff.
Opendoor Shares Slide Amid Housing Data, Fed Outlook
Opendoor Technologies shares declined roughly 6% in Thursday trading, pressured by disappointing U.S. housing data and shifting expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. The online home-flipping company reported a substantial net loss for 2025.