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Opendoor (OPEN) Stock Slumps as Kaz Warrants, CFO Sale and $39M Settlement Test Its AI Turnaround

Opendoor (OPEN) Stock Slumps as Kaz Warrants, CFO Sale and $39M Settlement Test Its AI Turnaround

Opendoor shares fell nearly 9% to the high-$6 range on November 19, extending a four-day, 30% slide since September. The drop follows the record date for new “Kaz” warrants, a $584,000 stock sale by interim CFO Christina Schwartz, and progress on a $39 million class action settlement. The stock remains up over 1,000% year-to-date after a volatile, meme-fueled rally.
19 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) News Today: Warrant Dividend, Short Seller Crackdown and Wall Street Caution — November 17, 2025

Opendoor (OPEN) News Today: Warrant Dividend, Short Seller Crackdown and Wall Street Caution — November 17, 2025

Opendoor Technologies shares traded at $8.03 on November 17, down 1% after recent highs above $10. The company’s controversial warrant dividend, set for distribution on November 21, targets short sellers and has fueled volatility. Morgan Stanley maintained a Hold rating, while quants noted large hedge fund flows. Opendoor stock remains up several hundred percent year-to-date.
17 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) Stock News Today – AI Pivot, $1M CEO Buy and Q3 Earnings Put Meme Favorite Back Under the Microscope

Opendoor (OPEN) Stock News Today – AI Pivot, $1M CEO Buy and Q3 Earnings Put Meme Favorite Back Under the Microscope

Opendoor shares traded around $8.6–$8.8 on Friday, up nearly 1,500% from a June low of $0.51. CEO Kasra Nejatian bought 125,000 shares this week, spending just over $1 million. The company is shifting focus from home flipping to AI-driven real estate tech, following weak Q3 results. Market cap stands near $8 billion.
14 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) News Today — Nov 12, 2025: CEO Kaz Nejatian Buys $1M in Stock as Warrant Dividend Nears; Shares Hold Gains

Opendoor Stock Today (Nov 13, 2025): Warrants Countdown, CEO’s $1M Pledge, and Fresh Mortgage Partner Drive Volatile Trade

Opendoor Technologies shares rose about 10% to $9.37 by 12:04 UTC after a premarket dip. Trading volume and interest spiked following last week’s warrant-dividend announcement and CEO Kaz Nejatian’s $1 million share-purchase pledge. Short interest remains high, with traders watching the Nov 18 warrant record date. A new focus on Opendoor’s mortgage partnership with Roam also drew attention.
13 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) News Today — Nov 12, 2025: CEO Kaz Nejatian Buys $1M in Stock as Warrant Dividend Nears; Shares Hold Gains

Opendoor (OPEN) News Today — Nov 12, 2025: CEO Kaz Nejatian Buys $1M in Stock as Warrant Dividend Nears; Shares Hold Gains

Opendoor CEO Kasra Nejatian bought 125,000 shares for about $1 million on Nov. 11, according to a Form 4 filed Tuesday. The purchase comes ahead of next week’s special warrant dividend and follows a 21% stock surge Monday. As of 14:26 UTC, shares traded near $8.48. Opendoor reported Q3 revenue of $915 million and a $90 million net loss last week.
12 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) today — Nov. 10, 2025: JPMorgan calls a ‘major transformation,’ while investors weigh a $1.2B note repurchase, 180.6M‑share sale, and a new tradable‑warrants dividend

Opendoor (OPEN) Pops as CEO Pledges $1M Share Purchase and Goldman Discloses 5.1% Stake — What Investors Need to Know Today (Nov. 11, 2025)

Opendoor shares rose 6.6% to $8.48 intraday Tuesday on volume over 224 million after new CEO Kaz Nejatian pledged to buy $1 million of stock at the open. Goldman Sachs disclosed 5.1% ownership in a recent SEC filing. JPMorgan reiterated an Overweight rating with an $8 price target. A special dividend of tradable warrants is set for record date Nov. 18.
11 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) Jumps Again on JPMorgan’s $8 Target and Special ‘Warrant Dividend’ — What to Know Today (Nov. 11, 2025)

Opendoor (OPEN) Jumps Again on JPMorgan’s $8 Target and Special ‘Warrant Dividend’ — What to Know Today (Nov. 11, 2025)

Opendoor shares extended gains Tuesday after JPMorgan set a Street-high $8 price target and affirmed Overweight, citing leadership changes. The company will issue tradable stock warrants as a special dividend to shareholders of record Nov. 18, 2025, with distribution expected around Nov. 21. Warrants will have exercise prices of $9, $13, and $17 per 30 shares. Opendoor remains among the market’s most actively traded stocks.
11 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) today — Nov. 10, 2025: JPMorgan calls a ‘major transformation,’ while investors weigh a $1.2B note repurchase, 180.6M‑share sale, and a new tradable‑warrants dividend

Opendoor (OPEN) today — Nov. 10, 2025: JPMorgan calls a ‘major transformation,’ while investors weigh a $1.2B note repurchase, 180.6M‑share sale, and a new tradable‑warrants dividend

Opendoor agreed to sell 180.6 million shares at $6.56 each, funding a $1.2 billion repurchase of 2030 convertible notes. The company also declared a special dividend of tradable warrants, one of each series per 30 shares, with record date Nov. 18. JPMorgan reiterated a positive view, calling the leadership reset a “major transformation” and citing a breakeven target by end-2026. Q3 revenue reached $915 million with a wider loss.
10 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) prices 180.6M-share sale at $6.56, details warrant dividend after Q3 loss — What it means for investors (Nov. 8, 2025)

Opendoor (OPEN) prices 180.6M-share sale at $6.56, details warrant dividend after Q3 loss — What it means for investors (Nov. 8, 2025)

Opendoor will sell 180.6 million new shares at $6.56 each to fund a $1.2 billion repurchase of its 2030 convertible notes, leaving its net cash unchanged. The new shares represent about 23% dilution for current holders. Shareholders of record Nov. 18, 2025, will receive three tradable warrants for every 30 shares. Q3 2025 results showed $915 million revenue and a $90 million net loss; shares fell over 20%.
8 November 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) plunges after Q3 miss as new CEO pivots to “AI company,” unveils tradable-warrant dividend — Nov 7, 2025

Opendoor (OPEN) plunges after Q3 miss as new CEO pivots to “AI company,” unveils tradable-warrant dividend — Nov 7, 2025

Opendoor shares plunged nearly 20% Friday after reporting a wider Q3 net loss of $90 million and unveiling a dividend of tradable warrants. Revenue dropped to $915 million from $1.38 billion a year ago. New CEO Kaz Nejatian outlined an AI-focused turnaround, targeting break-even adjusted net income by end-2026. The company expects Q4 revenue to fall about 35% quarter-over-quarter.
7 November 2025
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Opendoor Stock Skyrockets 450% in 2025 – Real Estate Disruptor’s Epic Comeback or Risky Bet?

Opendoor Stock Today (Nov 6, 2025): Q3 Miss, “Shareholder‑First” Warrant Dividend, AI Pivot — OPEN Falls After Hours

Opendoor Technologies shares fell 9.3% to $6.56 Thursday, then dropped another 9% after hours following a Q3 net loss of $90 million and a surprise special dividend of tradable warrants. Revenue reached $915 million, beating estimates, but the company missed on EPS and forecasted a deeper Q4 EBITDA loss. Management withdrew formal guidance and set a breakeven net income target for 2026.
6 November 2025
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Opendoor’s Meteoric 1600% Rally – Can the Real Estate Disruptor Keep Soaring or Will It Stumble Next?

Opendoor (OPEN) Q3 2025 Earnings Today: Robinhood Livestream Debut, What to Watch [Nov 6, 2025]

Opendoor Technologies will report Q3 2025 earnings after market close today and replace its usual call with a “Financial Open House” livestream on Robinhood and its investor site at 5:00 p.m. ET. Analysts expect sharp year-over-year revenue declines and continued losses, with attention on Q4 guidance. Kaz Nejatian took over as CEO in September, joined by returning co-founders on the board. A $39 million legal settlement awaits court approval.
6 November 2025
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Opendoor Stock Skyrockets 450% in 2025 – Real Estate Disruptor’s Epic Comeback or Risky Bet?

Opendoor Stock Skyrockets 450% in 2025 – Real Estate Disruptor’s Epic Comeback or Risky Bet?

Opendoor shares have soared over 350% in 2025, recently jumping 13% in one day to $7.97 on Fed rate cut hopes. Q2 revenue rose 4% to $1.6 billion, with the company posting its first positive adjusted EBITDA since 2022. Leadership changes saw co-founders return and Kaz Nejatian named CEO. Q3 guidance was cut sharply as housing market volumes remain weak.
4 November 2025
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Opendoor Stock Skyrockets 1300% Amid Meme Hype – Will the Rally Survive the Housing Slump?

Opendoor Stock Skyrockets 1300% Amid Meme Hype – Will the Rally Survive the Housing Slump?

Opendoor Technologies shares surged 1,300% from June lows, averting Nasdaq delisting and prompting the company to cancel a planned reverse split. Despite the rally, Opendoor posted a $29 million Q2 loss and expects Q3 revenue to fall sharply. The company named Kaz Nejatian CEO in September, shifting focus to AI-powered real estate. Wall Street analysts remain skeptical, with price targets below current levels.
3 November 2025
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Opendoor’s Wild 2025 Ride – 1600% Meme Surge, New CEO & the Future of iBuying

Opendoor’s Wild 2025 Ride – 1600% Meme Surge, New CEO & the Future of iBuying

Opendoor Technologies shares surged from under $1 in June to $10.87 by mid-September, then retreated to $7.77 at the Oct. 31 close, still up about 400% year-to-date. The company named Kaz Nejatian CEO in September and signaled plans to accept cryptocurrency for home purchases. Wall Street remains skeptical, with most analysts targeting $1–2 per share. Q3 earnings are due Nov. 6, with revenue expected to fall about 50% year-over-year.
2 November 2025
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Opendoor’s Meteoric 1600% Rally – Can the Real Estate Disruptor Keep Soaring or Will It Stumble Next?

Opendoor’s Meteoric 1600% Rally – Can the Real Estate Disruptor Keep Soaring or Will It Stumble Next?

Opendoor Technologies shares surged over 1,600% from under $1 in June to $10.87 by mid-September 2025, before settling near $7.34 in late October. The company named Kaz Nejatian CEO in September and announced it would accept cryptocurrency for home purchases, sparking brief rallies. Analysts remain skeptical, with average price targets far below current levels. Q3 earnings are set for November 6.
31 October 2025
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Opendoor (OPEN) Stock Rockets 1,600% on Meme Hype — Is It Just a “Sugar Rush”?

Opendoor’s 2025 Stock Rollercoaster: Meme-Fueled 1600% Surge, Shopify Exec at Helm & AI Hype – What’s Next for OPEN?

Opendoor Technologies shares surged over 1,600% from under $1 in June to $10.87 by mid-September, before retreating to around $8 as of late October. The company named Kaz Nejatian CEO in September and announced plans to accept cryptocurrency for home purchases. Most analysts remain skeptical, with average price targets near $1–2. Q3 earnings are due November 6, with revenue expected to fall about 50% year-over-year.
28 October 2025
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Opendoor Stock Rockets on Fed Rate Cut Hopes & Crypto Pivot in Wild 2025 Rally – Can OPEN Keep Soaring?

Opendoor Stock Rockets on Fed Rate Cut Hopes & Crypto Pivot in Wild 2025 Rally – Can OPEN Keep Soaring?

Opendoor Technologies shares surged 13% Friday to $7.97, their highest in a week, after cooling inflation and Fed rate cut hopes. The stock is up 400% year-to-date but remains 30% below its September peak above $10. Market cap stands near $6 billion after a summer rally fueled by retail traders and a leadership shake-up. Wall Street analysts remain cautious, with price targets far below current levels.
27 October 2025
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Opendoor’s Wild 2025 Ride: 1600% Meme Surge, New CEO & Crypto Pivot – What’s Next for OPEN Stock?

Opendoor’s Wild 2025 Ride: 1600% Meme Surge, New CEO & Crypto Pivot – What’s Next for OPEN Stock?

Opendoor shares closed at $7.97 on Oct. 24, up 13% after a cooler inflation report fueled hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts. The stock remains up about 400% year-to-date despite cooling from a September peak of $10.87. Market cap stands near $5.9 billion. Morgan Stanley lifted its price target to $6 this week, but most analysts remain cautious.
26 October 2025
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Opendoor’s Wild 2025 Ride: Meme-Stock Surge, Crypto Pivot & Housing Hopes – What’s Next for OPEN?

Opendoor’s 1600% Meme-Stock Rally Meets Reality – New CEO, Crypto Hype & Housing Woes Collide

Opendoor shares surged from under $1 to over $10 in 2025, driven by retail hype, before settling near $7 in late October. The company named Kaz Nejatian as CEO and signaled plans for up to 85% layoffs. Q2 revenue rose 5% to $1.6 billion, but Q3 sales are forecast to fall by half. Most analysts rate the stock a “Sell,” with price targets far below current levels.
24 October 2025
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