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.
Annaly Capital Management, Inc. starts earnings week carrying a 13.0% forward yield and little margin for mistakes. U.S. markets did not trade on Saturday. The stock closed Friday at $23.01, falling 1.75%. This leaves Annaly 16.1% higher than its March book value.
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.
U.S. mortgage rates can fall without a Federal Reserve cut, but the bond-market route now open would need to deliver more than a routine quarter-point move to reverse the latest drop in homebuying demand. The Mortgage Bankers Association’s average 30-year contract rate reached 6.65% in the week ended July 10, the highest since August 2025, while purchase applications fell 7.3% to their lowest since February.
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.
Maine’s median price for an existing single-family home hit a record $436,000 in June, up 2.6% from a year earlier, as sales rose 7.3%. Yet the sharpest second-quarter price gains came in western Maine’s Oxford and Franklin counties, not the far more expensive York and Cumberland markets.
Realty Income Corporation settled at $63.31 on Friday, down 0.8% since July 2. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield finished at 4.56%. The stock's posted dividend yield stood at 5.14%, which puts it about 58 basis points higher than the Treasury.
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.
U.S. mortgage rates fell again, which could boost homebuilder traffic but isn’t helping mortgage-banking volume much. The 30-year fixed rate is down, but refinance incentives are still weak for Rocket Companies, UWM Holdings and other lenders waiting for lower coupons to drive borrower demand.
Linkhome Holdings Inc. shot up Wednesday, gaining $33.8 million in market cap before Thursday’s session. The jump followed news that Mortgage One Group brings $28 million in warehouse lending capacity. LHAI closed up 315.15% at $2.74, with its market value landing at $44.47 million. The company says Mortgage One adds $28 million of warehouse capacity, 39 staff, and licenses to lend in 18 states.
Linkhome Holdings Inc. shares jumped over 100% Wednesday as the small Nasdaq-listed real estate and fintech firm closed the Mortgage One Group deal and said the acquisition is now part of a new GPU financing business. The move sent trading volume soaring, well above the company’s total shares.
JCPenney is shutting or set to shut at least six stores this year, according to Fast Company, which cited local news, customer reviews and the chain’s website. Stores are closing in California, Florida, Illinois, Tennessee, Virginia and Pennsylvania. It’s a small list, but could matter more for mall owners.
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.
U.S. cash equity markets are closed on Saturdays. The New York Stock Exchange says its regular trading runs 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, and will shut all markets on Friday, July 3, for the observed Independence Day holiday.
U.S. mortgage numbers are confusing markets. Homeowners remain fast to tap refinancing on any rate pullback, but new buyers are staying on the sidelines, so builders’ inventory is not moving.
Home Depot stock climbed 4.7% to $339.61 Wednesday afternoon. Wolfe Research dropped its bullish outlook, but the home-improvement retailer still traded up, hitting a session high of $342.11.