NASDAQ:OPEN 28 November 2025 - 29 December 2025

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 5:46 p.m. ET — Market closed Opendoor Technologies Inc. heads into the weekend after a sharp end-of-week pullback that underscores how quickly sentiment can shift in one of 2025’s most volatile retail-driven names. In Friday’s regular session, OPEN closed at $6.01, down 4.30%, with roughly 47.1 million shares traded, according to Nasdaq’s historical quote data. Nasdaq

New York time check: It’s Friday, December 26, 2025, 1:46 p.m. ET in New York, and U.S. markets are open as this is being written. Opendoor Technologies Inc. is trading in the middle of a holiday-thinned session—exactly the kind of tape where price can move fast on not-much volume. OPEN shares were recently around $6.06, down about $0.22 from the prior close, with the day’s range roughly $5.65 to $6.18 and volume running below its recent average.

Opendoor Technologies Inc. stock is back in the spotlight on Thursday, December 18, 2025—caught between a leadership reshuffle, a complex warrant-dividend structure that still echoes through trading, and a forecast landscape where analyst price targets don’t just disagree… they practically live in different universes. After closing at $6.12 on December 17, OPEN was indicated higher in early pre-market trading on December 18, hovering around $6.31. Trading volume has remained elevated, with ~77.1 million shares changing hands on December 17 alone—an unusually heavy tape for a company still working through a strategic reset. StockAnalysis

SAN FRANCISCO / NEW YORK — December 15, 2025 — Opendoor Technologies’ stock has never been a “quiet compounder,” and mid-December is proving that point again. Shares of Opendoor were trading around $6.56 as Monday began, after a sharp ~7% drop in the prior session’s close—another lurch in a year defined by meme-level volatility, a leadership reboot, and a high-stakes pivot toward software and AI. Finviz+1 What makes Opendoor especially watchable right now isn’t just the stock’s violent swings. It’s the collision of three forces:

Updated Thursday, December 11, 2025 – around 6:30 a.m. EST Opendoor Technologies is waking up slightly green in early trading after another volatile week that has kept the 2025 meme darling under intense scrutiny.

Opendoor Technologies Inc is back in the spotlight after a year of meme‑stock‑style rallies, a new CEO from Shopify, a “founder mode” reboot and a complex warrant dividend that could reshape its capital structure. As of December 6, 2025, Opendoor trades around $7.15 per share, implying a market cap of roughly $7.2 billion, after climbing from penny‑stock territory below $0.60 in June.Stock Titan+1 At the same time, the company is still losing money, faces a cooling housing market and has Wall Street price targets far below the current share price.

Opendoor Technologies Inc. has turned into one of 2025’s wildest stories on Wall Street. Once a penny stock trading around $0.50, it’s now hovering a little above $7 per share, powered by a meme‑style rally, an aggressive new leadership team, and a high‑stakes pivot toward software and AI.Finviz+1 As of the close on December 1, 2025, Opendoor stock trades around $7.23–$7.24, giving the company a market capitalization of roughly $6.9 billion. It’s up more than 350% year‑to‑date and over 1,100% in the last six months, but sits more than 30% below its recent 52‑week high near $10.87. Short interest remains elevated at about 16.5% of the float, underscoring how polarizing the name has become.Finviz