Opendoor Technologies Inc - Common Stock (OPEN)

The transaction comes amid a busy time for Opendoor, which last week appointed a new CEO.

Chairman Keith Rabois says Opendoor is not a meme stock and pushes back on notions that its recent surge is purely sentiment-driven.

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Shares of technology real estate company Opendoor (NASDAQ:OPEN) jumped 5.3% in the morning session after the company extended its positive momentum following a major leadership overhaul and a strategic pivot to an artificial intelligence-focused "software-first" strategy. 

Opendoor Technologies shares are rallying Monday. The stock is continuing a turbulent but bullish trend from last week.

On CNBC's "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer recommended ditching Opendoor: "We don't want to be in a meme stock."

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Eric Jackson rejects the "Roaring Kitty" label. See why he calls Opendoor (OPEN) a "cult stock" and not a "meme stock" like GameStop (GME).

A dramatic leadership shake-up sent Opendoor soaring. But the investment case from here still comes down to execution and valuation.

Eric Jackson's strategy for Opendoor includes leveraging celebrity marketing, with Canadian rapper Drake promoting the company to his followers.

Returning to OPEN board as chairman, Keith Rabois plans to cut 85% of the workforce and revamp culture. Tech layoffs surge amid AI push.

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Eric Jackson sees Opendoor as able to simplify the experience of buying and selling a home in the same way that Amazon revolutionized retail.

Opendoor stock soared 80% yesterday, but its new chairman called the company "bloated."

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Shares of technology real estate company Opendoor (NASDAQ:OPEN) fell 9.7% in the morning session after it pulled back from a recent massive rally that was reportedly driven by investor activity on social media rather than fundamental business news. The stock waa on a volatile run, surging 142% in August and climbing another 36% in early September. According to reports, this significant price increase was not connected to meaningful progress in the business but was instead the result of activist and retail investors coordinating online.

According to a CNBC report, Rabois has pledged to reduce the firm’s workforce, criticizing the current team as bloated and disconnected from the company's original mission.

Opendoor stock has now gained more than 410% across 2025's trading.

Opendoor Technologies shares are trading lower Friday. Shares are pulling back Friday after co-founder Keith Rabois made comments on CNBC

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