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Lennar's Q3 earnings were boosted by its investment in Opendoor, but the company's stock fell due to missed margin and revenue estimates amid a slow housing market, with Lennar adjusting its strategy to focus on moderating volume and stabilizing margins.
Opendoor's stock (OPEN) surged 20% following the company's announcement of a nationwide rollout of its home-selling platform, signaling strong investor confidence in its expansion plans.
Eric Jackson discusses the upcoming radical changes at Opendoor under new management, emphasizing a shift towards AI, crypto, and a more action-oriented approach, driven by community support and strategic leadership changes, after a significant stock rally and management overhaul.
Keith Rabois, returning as chairman of Opendoor, announced plans to drastically cut the company's workforce from 1,400 to around 200 employees, citing overstaffing and a need to realign with operational goals. He also criticized the company's remote work policies and diversity initiatives, vowing to shift focus back to merit and excellence. The company has recently seen a surge in stock price but faces internal restructuring amidst broader tech industry layoffs.
Opendoor's board chair Keith Rabois suggested the company could reduce its workforce by 85%, citing AI and technology as reasons, despite the company's recent 500% stock increase driven by retail investors and a new CEO appointment. Rabois criticized previous management's culture and diversity initiatives, indicating plans to overhaul the company's operations and culture.
Opendoor's new chairman Keith Rabois criticized the company's large workforce and culture, citing remote work and DEI efforts as issues, and suggested significant layoffs to reduce staff from 1,400 to around 200. The company, a meme stock with a 470% year-to-date increase, is undergoing leadership changes and intends to refocus on merit and excellence.
Opendoor appoints Kaz Nejatian as CEO with a highly aggressive compensation package tied to stock performance, while bringing back founders Eric Wu and Keith Rabois to oversee and inject capital, aiming to significantly boost the company's stock price and value.
Opendoor appoints Kaz Nejatian as CEO with a highly performance-based compensation package potentially worth $2.78 billion, tied to stock price milestones, as the company brings back its founders and aims for significant growth.
Opendoor Technologies shares surged 80% after co-founders Keith Rabois and Eric Wu rejoined the board and Kaz Nejatian was named CEO, marking a significant turnaround amid a 1,250% rally since July driven by retail investor enthusiasm and management changes.
Opendoor's stock (OPEN) surged following the appointment of Shopify's Kaz Nejatian as the new CEO, signaling a potential positive shift for the company's future prospects.
Opendoor Technologies has seen its stock rise nearly 180% in 2025, and analysts believe it could double again to $9–10 per share if revenue recovery and valuation normalization occur, driven by housing market stabilization, improved margins, and diversification. However, risks such as housing cyclicality, thin margins, and competition remain, making it a high-risk, high-reward investment.
Opendoor's former CEO capitalized on the company's stock increase by selling $35 million worth of shares, highlighting significant insider activity amid a surge in the company's stock price.
Eric Jackson predicts Opendoor's stock could surge to $82 per share by the end of 2025, a nearly 2,000% increase, following the CEO's resignation and his bullish outlook on the company's potential to become the 'Airbnb of housing' by shifting focus away from iBuying, expanding internationally, and restructuring leadership.
Hedge fund manager Eric Jackson believes Opendoor Technologies could become a 100-bagger stock due to its data assets and potential AI-driven revenue streams, despite current challenges in the real estate market. The stock has already surged from $0.82 to $2.45, but remains highly speculative with significant risks.
Opendoor Technologies announced the immediate resignation of CEO Carrie Wheeler, leading to a 9% increase in its stock price. The company is searching for a new CEO, with a focus on expanding into artificial intelligence and leveraging its data assets. Despite recent stock surges driven by retail traders and some bullish commentary, Wall Street remains cautious, with analysts largely rating the stock as a hold or sell. The company continues to navigate challenges in the real estate market and strategic shifts.