Opendoor Technologies Aktie News

Opendoor is an online platform that allows people to sell their homes quickly, bypassing much of the traditional homebuying process. The stock soared after retail investors saw that it had high short interest.

Opendoor's trading volumes are now nearly half of what they were just six months ago. Despite its fantastic returns, it continues to struggle with profitability.

Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) stock has dropped by 8.2% in a single day. This recent decline highlights renewed worries regarding shifting real estate conditions and the challenges of capital-intensive iBuying.

Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) operates an iBuying model that buys homes directly from sellers and resells them quickly. The business hinges on tight margins and fast inventory turns. Opendoor shares surged 1,080% over the past six months after a hedge fund manager predicted 1,000% upside.

Opendoor Technologies shares have handily beat the S&P 500 over a one-year and three-year time frame. Over a five-year time frame, however, shares in the real estate iBuyer are down big, while the stock market's most widely-followed index has nearly doubled in value.

The stock is up more than 370% year to date on social media hype. Opendoor revenue and inventory are declining, according to Q3 2025 earnings.

Speculators have been taking trades on both sides of this stock. The company's effort to push back on short-sellers doesn't seem to be working.

Opendoor has become quite a meme stock, with shares up more than 1,000% from their midyear lows. The company recently replaced its CEO with a former Shopify executive.