NASDAQ:OPEN 14 January 2026 - 25 February 2026

Opendoor shares dropped 4.7% to $5.11 Tuesday as investors reacted to weak housing demand and the company’s shift to a leaner model. The company reported a $1.1 billion net loss for Q4 and expects Q1 revenue to fall about 10%. Zillow and Compass also declined sharply. Traders await U.S. new home sales data due Wednesday morning.

Opendoor Technologies shares fell 2.4% to $4.88 in premarket trading Monday after a 7.5% gain Friday. The company reported a Q4 net loss of $1.096 billion, with revenue down to $736 million and inventory at 2,867 homes. Opendoor warned of a roughly 10% sequential revenue decline for Q1. U.S. stock futures also slipped amid tariff concerns.

Opendoor shares fell 4.4% to $6.14 Friday, tracking investor worries over interest rates and weak housing demand. A Reuters report said the U.S. mortgage-bond buying program has shown little effect on housing costs. Markets await the Federal Reserve’s decision next week and Opendoor’s earnings in late February.

Opendoor Technologies shares rose 1.7% to $6.59 Thursday afternoon, trading on 25.6 million shares after reaching an intraday high of $6.78. The move comes as mortgage rates hover near multi-year lows, with the latest 30-year fixed rate at 6.09%, and refinance activity at its highest since September 2025. Investors are watching if lower rates will boost Opendoor’s margins amid tight housing supply.

Opendoor Technologies shares rose 2.1% to $6.53 in early trading Wednesday, with about 9.3 million shares traded by 10:39 a.m. ET. The move follows Trump’s executive order restricting large institutional investors from buying single-family homes. Pending home sales fell 9.3% in December, far below forecasts. Investors remain uncertain about how new rules will affect iBuyers like Opendoor.

Opendoor shares fell about 4% Tuesday morning, underperforming as U.S. housing-linked stocks slid amid a broader market selloff. Investors reacted to affordability concerns and shifting mortgage rates, with Freddie Mac reporting the average 30-year fixed at 6.06% last week. Key U.S. housing data is due Wednesday. Opendoor’s next earnings report is expected in late February.

Opendoor shares fell 1.2% to $6.56 by 10:24 a.m. EST Thursday, reversing earlier gains as housing stocks faced renewed volatility. U.S. existing-home sales jumped 5.1% in December, while mortgage applications surged 28.5% last week. Investors watched Treasury yields and the impact of Trump’s proposed $200 billion mortgage-bond plan.