On July 23 $OPEN fell 11% in a single session, from $4.28 to $3.85.
No filing from the company that day. No news.
In a stock with 18% of it sold short, sessions like that aren't information. They're mechanics.
$OPEN's Q2 2026 contribution margin: 5.8%. A year earlier: 4.4%.
Revenue for the quarter: $883M against $1,567M. Down 44%.
It makes more per home and sells far fewer homes. Both are true at once.
@maelan_sdmr Importa el Dinero generado o ahorrado/dinero invertido por unidad humana o máquina. Tan simple como eso. Mientras ese ratio sea alto, la cantidad de empleados es irrelevante
🚨 CITADEL JUST FLAGGED A VERY INTERESTING $OPEN POSITION
Latest 13F/A shows Citadel Advisors with:
8.26M shares underlying CALLS
6.26M common shares
4.07M shares underlying PUTS
So on a share-equivalent basis, Citadel disclosed roughly 2x more call exposure than put exposure, while also holding a sizeable common position.
The US 2s10s spread is back to +0.40. Long bonds yield more than short ones again, which is the normal shape of things.
An inverted curve is the famous recession signal. Nobody mentions it when it un-inverts.
Signals get quoted on the way in.
$OPEN
En mi opinión, el mortgage de Opendoor Home Loans es el mejor producto que se puede lanzar al mercado. Nadie va a rechazar pagar menos. Es imposible. La mejor publicidad es un buen producto.
@YeeTak@Opendoor En mi opinión, es el mejor producto que se puede lanzar al mercado. Nadie va a rechazar pagar menos. Es imposible. La mejor publicidad es un buen producto
851 reviews and almost nobody picked a middle number. Five stars or one star.
That's what happens when the product is a price. If the offer works for you it feels like a miracle. If it doesn't, it feels like a robbery.
Same service, two experiences.
Opendoor on Trustpilot: 4.0 out of 5 across 851 reviews.
75% are five stars. 18% are one star. Almost nothing in between.
You leave delighted or you leave furious, and what separates the two is usually the final price. The profile is paid, since 2018.
On August 19 Opendoor issued $650M of 0.00% convertible notes due 2030.
With part of the money it bought back $158M of stock: 5% of shares outstanding.
They convert at $4.71. The stock closed August below $3.30.