Opendoor stock bounces above $6 to start 2026 as rates and jobs data take center stage

Opendoor Technologies shares rose 4.1% on Friday to close at $6.07, after trading between $5.85 and $6.15. Volume was about 38.4 million shares. U.S. markets are closed on Saturday. MarketWatch

Opendoor Technologies Inc shares were up 2.1% at $5.95 in premarket trading on Friday. The stock closed at $5.83 on Dec. 31 after trading between $5.77 and $6.00, according to Investing.com data. Investing.com

Opendoor Technologies Inc said Christy Schwartz became chief financial officer effective Jan. 1, as U.S. markets stayed shut for the New Year’s Day holiday. “We looked everywhere,” CEO Kaz Nejatian said as the company promoted Schwartz after an external search. Opendoor also said newly hired President Lucas Matheson will oversee strategic initiatives, including exploring blockchain technology and tokenization. SEC

Opendoor Technologies Inc shares ended the last session of 2025 down 0.2% at $5.83, with trading volume of about 46 million shares. U.S. markets are closed on Thursday for the New Year’s Day holiday.

Opendoor Technologies Inc shares ticked higher in premarket trading on Wednesday, up about 0.1% at $5.84. The stock finished Tuesday up 0.2%, after trading between $5.64 and $5.86 on volume of about 42 million shares. StockAnalysis

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

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.