How does a little guy like myself turn https://t.co/UzThNDAedq into a game changing Real Estate Tech company. I have 3 ABSOLUTE MUST
1. Affordable
2. Easy to use
3. Makes everyoneโs life easier
Follow along if you want to see the evolution!
There are very few people in the tech industry with the knowledge I have in Real Estate, and Iโm determined to help change the industry properly!
Can you let people know this isnโt to fire you itโs a vote against things you want. Stock crushed today over people thinking @nejatian might get fired
If you are an Opendoor shareholder, I have an ask.
Proxy advisors at ISS and Glass Lewis have recommended shareholders to vote against me at our Annual Meeting. I donโt take this personally. This is the fifth time in my career these same people have told people to vote against my team.
These proxy advisors have built no companies and are not meaningful shareholders of OPEN. They're a checkbox industry charging fees to tell other people what to do with shares that aren't theirs.
Usually most companies canโt do anything about this since many institutional shareholders will just vote the way ISS tells them to.
But Opendoor has the Open Army! It is important that we stand up against this separation of management from shareholders.
If you are so inclined, help tilt the world in favor of shareholders and away from bureaucrats.
Find out how (ask your broker, check your emails) and vote your shares. Our board is excellent. We are back on mission and we are winning.
Don't outsource your vote. Read the proxy. Vote your shares.
Correct you do get that. Itโs also area specific as well. For example luxury in the northeast is generally much busier in the summer compared to southeast
Personally for me my busiest months have historically been mid October through April with January being slow and sometimes November/December.
I donโt think this metric is ever worth looking at. Who cares really. $OPEN is a tech company thatโs losing money while building great things behind the scenes!
$OPEN acquisition numbers are out. 429 this week. Down 21% from last week's 542.
Lower than I wanted, but a single week never tells the story. After running well above the accountable dashboard's projected trend for weeks, a step back toward it isn't a surprise, the dashboard was guiding for this.
16-week trend:
537 โ 449 โ 442 โ 390 โ
447 โ 610 โ 545 โ 658 โ
594 โ 458 โ 424 โ 511 โ
582 โ 655 โ 542 โ 429
โ 16-week average: ~517/week
โ spikes then consolidation, the whole way up
โ inventory still growing underneath it, which feeds future sales
Let's run the math on the 16-week average, 517/week, not just one print (963M shares, $93M quarterly costs):
At 6% CM:
โ 517 ร 13 = 6,721 homes/quarter
โ ร $398K = $2.67B revenue
โ ร 6% = $160M contribution
โ โ $93M costs = $67M net/quarter
โ $268M annualised รท 963M = $0.28 EPS
โ 30x = $8.41 | 45x = $12.62 | 60x = $16.82
At 7% CM:
โ $2.67B ร 7% = $187M contribution
โ โ $93M = $94M net/quarter
โ $376M annualised รท 963M = $0.39 EPS
โ 30x = $11.74 | 45x = $17.62 | 60x = $23.49
Net income positive at both margins. At the running average. With everything else still early.
And that's the part I keep coming back to: this team does not stop shipping. Just this week they launched the new Opendoor iOS app, browse homes, see pricing, book a tour in a few taps, all in one place.
โ Velocity OS rebuilt the pricing engine
โ Mortgage live
โ Title intake cut to minutes
โ Now a full consumer app
Every week there's something new, and none of that velocity is in the numbers above yet. Excited to be a part of this journey โฅ๏ธ
The stock is ~$5.40.
Patience and conviction.
nfa, long $OPEN ๐
THE CHAIRMAN OF OPENDOOR, IN SEPTEMBER 2025:
โTHERE'S 1,400 EMPLOYEES AT OPENDOOR. I DON'T KNOW WHAT MOST OF THEM DO.
WE DON'T NEED MORE THAN 200 OF THEM.
IT'S GOTTEN EASIER BECAUSE OF THE ADVENT OF AI AND OTHER TECHNOLOGIES.
THIS WILL BE A SIMPLE PROBLEM.โ
So these companies with 80-90% institutional ownership are nothing more than holding companyโs for retail to bid up and they turn around and leverage that asset into other shit
The house of cards never fails because they never sell. Retail just trades like 1-3% of the supply back and forth all day
Only time they sell is on margin calls so as long as market doesnโt crash 20% in a day we all good lol