Opendoor Bulls Bet on Fresh Catalysts Before Nov. 6 Earnings
Investors are eyeing potential catalysts in rate cuts, new leadership, retail momentum.
Overview
- Opendoor shares have rebounded from near-delisting levels, rising nearly 20 times from their bottom in recent months.
- The company set Nov. 6 as its next expected earnings date, positioning the report as a near-term trading catalyst.
- Kaz Nejatian was appointed CEO as Carrie Wheeler exited, with founders Eric Wu and Keith Rabois returning and Rabois becoming chair.
- Retail interest surged after investor Eric Jackson floated a Carvana-style recovery, with daily trading volume at one point topping shares outstanding.
- Lower mortgage rates at one-year lows and expectations for further Federal Reserve cuts are framed as potential tailwinds for the rate-sensitive housing platform.