Opendoor heads into Monday following a 5.6% decline over the week. The bigger challenge for investors is within the company's second-quarter forecast from management.
U.S. stock markets did not operate Saturday. Opendoor Technologies Inc. recorded trading volume of 526.6 million shares over the past week. That comprised roughly 55% of its outstanding shares, based on calculations. Total volume may include repeated trades.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. saw a sharp uptick in two-way trading before Friday’s session. Investors exchanged approximately 259.5 million shares on Wednesday and Thursday, representing 26.9% of the company's shares as of the end of March; the stock price rose just 0.4%.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. entered the third quarter with acquisition contracts rising 3% from the prior week while a key gauge of U.S. home-purchase loan demand fell 7%, a 10-percentage-point split that could test whether it can keep homes moving without giving up margin.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. must add one percentage point to its Q2 contribution margin or find about $9 million more below that level to meet its adjusted EBITDA breakeven target, according to analysis of company data. The company said Tuesday it will release earnings after the bell on Aug. 4.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. may see about a $9 million shortfall in cost and mix at its Aug. 4 results, if second-quarter revenue and contribution margin hit the midpoint of its guidance, per company figures. Shares last ticked up 0.1% to $4.49. That's nearly 70% above Keefe, Bruyette & Woods' new target. The gap is slim.
U.S. markets were closed on Sunday after Opendoor Technologies Inc. fell 10.1% to $4.765 on Friday, erasing Thursday’s 10.65% jump and leaving the shares down 2.8% for the week. Some 185.2 million shares traded over the final two sessions.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. dropped 6.6% to $4.95 as of 11:14 a.m. EDT Friday, after hitting $5.495 earlier. The slide wiped out most of Thursday’s 10.7% jump, with the stock now sitting just 3.3% above where it closed on Wednesday.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. jumped 11.1% to $5.32 in late-morning trading on Thursday, adding about $510 million in market value — the stock price times shares outstanding — as buyers paid up for a housing-tech turnaround that still has to prove it can scale profitably. Trading volume topped 44.6 million shares by about 11:55 a.m. EDT.
Nasdaq was in its regular cash session. Its standard U.S. trading hours run from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, and the 2026 holiday calendar lists July 3, not July 8, as the Independence Day closure.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. goes into Tuesday’s U.S. session with a price problem Wall Street has not solved: the stock is back above several public target-price averages, but the fresh data point is trading pressure, not a new company filing.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. enters the first full week of July in the Russell 3000, but that index move leaves investors looking at a stock price with a hefty premium to a shrinking home book and a business that’s still losing money. The index story is simpler than the balance sheet story right now.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. goes into Monday with maybe the simplest trade read after a holiday-shortened week. Shares jumped 12.1% in four sessions after the Russell 3000 inclusion took effect. Volume came in at about 43% of public float. The index move gave the stock a boost, but there was selling around $5 and heavy churn on the tape.
U.S. markets are closed Friday. Opendoor traders have a three-day break after a high-volume reversal session that broke the usual pre-holiday fade pattern.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. opens Thursday with the real test looking past the headline rally: will the inflows from index-related buying and retail trades support a stock now valued well above its housing inventory?
Opendoor Technologies Inc. surged almost 10% by late morning Wednesday, beating gains in homebuilding funds and major indexes. The stock’s move didn’t track cleanly with the U.S. housing sector. Instead, it looked more like a high-short reaction after recent index inclusion and a market trying to adjust to turnaround hopes.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. heads into Tuesday with shorts still crowded even after Monday's rally and a cleaner index picture, pushing the stock move past typical meme action.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. enters Monday’s regular session as a new Russell 3000 stock with a cleaner test than the headline index add. The stock has already had the forced-volume day. Now investors get to see whether the buyers stay.
U.S. stock markets were closed Sunday, so the latest trading data for Opendoor Technologies Inc. covers last week through Friday and Monday’s open. Nasdaq's regular session runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, Monday to Friday. The exchange is closed July 3 for Independence Day observed.