@ethereal_echo14 2026 Q3 Contribution Profit of ~$12k per home 2025 Q3 was ~8K per home 2026 Q2 was ~22k per home Reason: 2026 Q3 was tougher resale market / higher rates
@ethereal_echo14 Your information is wrong, these are facts: Homes sold: 2,728
Contribution Profit: $34 million
Contribution Profit per home sold: ≈ $12,000
Contribution Margin: 3.3%
@amitisinvesting Boards role is to minimize risk not maximize profits. Was he negligent selling chips to Megaspeed - 5+ Billion when you got lineups from USA Tech firms....why did he chose Megaspeed...cause he was under Alice's influence...Jensen is high risk...plus work affairs...he is unhinged
@MarcusJ_Ryan@APompliano@altcap@AltimeterCap@GavinSBaker@Atreidesmgmt Yes I am down a lot of money and understand your view. Yet that's why nobody is above the law and this undoubtedly will help others to keep in check. A big wakeup for tech bros on TRT. If your gonna play, put in the work and engage outside of work environment.
@APompliano@altcap@AltimeterCap@GavinSBaker@Atreidesmgmt It would be good to have him back. Although I just want to point out in the world of medicine when a Doctor engages in a inappropriate relationship with a patient their is zero tolerance and immediate lose of license. This is do to power dynamic of doctor-patient relationship.
@statsotaku@carriecwheeler We buy more below a dollar as numbers on P3 will look better in January and the stock takes off. The business is amazing. Its like investing in a private startup. Stock price is just sediment right now....company is solid. stick to getting recked in https://t.co/JuwvHQo5uP
@joshritchie The reality: Key figures from Opendoor’s Q3 2026 results (quarter ended September 30, 2026):
Contribution Profit: $34 million (positive)
Contribution Margin: 3.3%
Contribution Profit per home sold: ~$12,000
Homes sold: 2,728
@kevinolearytv Male nerd ceo's of tech companied will harbour the risk of cheating as payback for being the nerd outcast for most of their lives. Its a thing now moving forward. So this intern female ceo may be the right solution.
@bigeye306@joshritchie@nejatian Distribution day (November 21, 2025): ≈ $6.75
1 trading day after (November 24, 2025): ≈ $7.69
About 1 week after (November 28, 2025): ≈ $7.70
@joshritchie@Davo0820@DD_Henney (especially stock-based compensation), interest, and the inventory write-downs on the growing unsold portfolio, not from selling houses at a loss.
@joshritchie@Davo0820@DD_Henney After adjusting for inventory valuation items, Adjusted Gross Profit was higher at $80 million (7.8% margin).
In short: the company generated a thin but positive spread on the homes it sold in Q3. The wider overall net loss came mainly from higher operating expenses like
@bigeye306@joshritchie@nejatian and contemporary coverage noted the two main effects: the announcement itself pushed the stock higher (hurting existing shorts) and the delivery requirement created friction that could force some covering
@bigeye306@joshritchie@nejatian paying for that upside. That is an extra cost and operational headache on top of the usual short-sale risk of the stock price rising.
The CEO explicitly framed it that way at the time (“it gives me just a bit of joy that this will totally ruin the night of a few short sellers”),