Before I double down on $OPEN this is what I need to see happen on the weekly timeframe. 1) Weekly breakout from 9 month consolidation downtrend. Likely bounce between the liquidity zone of $5.50 - $5.75, backtest the breakout. 2) Weekly close confirmation on MACD cross. Once, not and if, above happens, first target is $7.50. The long awaited move is coming. #OpenArmy

$OPEN Form 4 Opendoor Technologies For: Jun 11 Filed by: Wu Eric Chung-Wei 04:39:00 PM ET, 06/15/2026 - US Securities and Exchange Commission archive.fast-edgar.com/20260… More Insider shares being Acquired

I cut ties with a few losers at the open today to add 11,000 more shares of $OPEN. I’m officially tracking close to all-in. 2/3rds Having spent my career at a Fortune 50 enterprise, I know what world-class execution looks like. @nejatian and his team are the ultimate differentiators here. He has a massive opportunity in front of him, and I have zero doubt he’s going to capture it. This team isn't just going to build incredible shareholder value—they're going to mint a whole new crop of millionaires. Proud to be a shareholder. 🚀 #RISINGDYNASTY #OPENARMY @mikealfred @ericjackson

Let’s close above $5 to day

📊 $OPEN DOM Currently 4.2% of Opendoor homes in active listings have been on the market for more than 120 days (82 homes 👁👁). Officially this figure was 10% during last Q1 call. My prediction has always been that within about a year, this figure will drop to literally 0%. Among the largest Opendoor markets, Texas and Florida currently have the best figures in this metric, with 3.9% and 3.3% respectively. The median time a home remains in active listing is 34 days nationwide, and the current maximum is 302 days. We need to get it under 30 days. Maybe 20. Faster @nejatian 💥

I have been doing some research on $OPEN. The new CEO (@nejatian) seems promising. Was COO at Shopify for 6 years. During that 6yr period Shopify stock increased by ~880%. I am not a huge equities investor but I am a real estate guy, and from what I have seen, I like it, here's why: - I tested their process to sell a property we have, it was by far the simplest way I've seen. The rough offer I got was within 2 minutes, and was what I would consider to be fair. Though it does still leave enough room for OpenDoor to make money (as it should). As we know, less friction results in more conversions (ahem...elon). I was also a fan of the some now some later offer, I won't get into the math here but it can drive a much higher CoC depending on how their financing is structured. - They cut ~250 jobs in India to focus more on AI and hiring locally (the future) - He seems to move fast. Reading through his posts he doesn't dwell on one thing. As we know, speed wins. - After reading some of Kaz's posts, I like him as a person. Seems very driven, with a true desire to help more people buy homes. (good) - This is a small one, but a good indicator nonetheless. After visiting their Meta Ads Library and seeing some ads online, ALL of the comments are positive (as I would imagine with a process so simple). To further add, I am having a hard time finding negative things about them online. - The CEO (Kaz) has quite the resume, and his tweets are very high conviction (this might be little to most, but means more than you think) - He is also personally buying $OPEN with cash. Either he is a nutjob or knows something, maybe both. - They have approx. 1,000 employees. Seems like it runs relatively lean at this current time. I assume it will continue to shrink (headcount) due to AI. Both the CEO (@nejatian) and CIO (@yang_guo) have made comments that could be interpreted to say 'we are using AI and using it well' they now send American flags to all homeowners (absolutely badass) Anyways, here is what I would love to see from them: - More of a direct to agent/MLS offer approach. Maybe it's an entirely new department. Lots of agents currently have listings with really high (relative) DOM (days on market). In return, you get pissed off sellers because a lot of them haven't even gotten an offer. OpenDoor can change this. I feel like most agents don't know this is an option. - I would introduce a sell and stay option. Sellers get cash now, move when they want. Now it would be a much smaller (~5% of home value) amount. Lots of Americans are struggling right now and $10-$20k could help them. This would work via buying an option (just like in the stock market) on their home. Set price, set expiration, etc. If they never want to move, it becomes exercisable upon death. You could bundle these and sell to funds, FO's, etc. Or exercise in house, and provide more housing to Americans. This might also give you a pricing edge over the rest of the market. Price (the exit side) using tried and true-d black scholes model. Your option consideration could be calculated using a discount (75-80% of the BS calculation) This could be a HUGE profit driver. It also gives you the ability to find winning markets without deploying $100's of thousands of dollars per property. (Much higher leverage and this could be done with VERY little overhead, like a 5 person team) - Maybe introduce a marketplace that allows homeowners to buy and take over others assumable mortgages. I know there are some current companies that are trying to do this (withroam.com) etc. Overall I think it is a 10/10 and will be buying shares consistently. If @nejatian or @yang_guo read this and like any of the ideas, I have a serious offer: I will relocate wherever I need I to, I don't want a paycheck, I want to help. Throw me some shares and I am more than willing to build out any of the above. If by (small) chance you would take me up on this, DM me.

Homebuying is traditionally just paperwork, stress, and deadlines. The part worth remembering is what comes after. Walking into *your* house for the first time and realizing you're finally home. That's why every Opendoor buyer can claim a free American flag and flagpole. opendoor.com/flag

Cash now, more later. Selling your home shouldn’t be stressful. With @Opendoor, you get cash fast and still come out ahead when it’s all said and done. No open houses, no waiting games - just a smoother way to sell. Home sellers, this one’s worth checking out. $OPEN 🏡📈🚀

🔒 $OPEN Closing Rate If the data is correct, the close rate in Texas - one of the hottest states where Opendoor operates and with 16 markets today - is extremely impressive MTD (June 1 - June 15) : 95.7% 😱 Below are the respective closing rates for Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin; Opendoor's four largest markets in Texas. As you can see, it's quite impressive.. especially when you know national average is around 86%. Total sales in these 4 markets during these first two weeks amount to $14.6 million at an average price of $324k per home. I can't help but wonder if any specific mortgage product facilitates these transactions.. 😏 Well done Kaz & team. Faster please.

A detail about $OPEN almost nobody is connecting: The new CEO is rebuilding Opendoor as a "software and AI company" — not just a house flipper. And the co-founder, Eric Wu, just launched NavigateAI — an AI startup with $25M in funding building AI copilots for field workers. The proptech AI talent around this company is still active and innovating. Meanwhile the stock is 89% off its peak, the CEO is buying, and Russell 3000 inclusion hits June 26. The bear case: four straight years of declining revenue. That's real. But hated stock insider buying index catalyst AI pivot = the exact recipe for a violent reversal.

I think we can help with 100% of the stack. Our job is to be worthy so that users choose us for the job.

I am committed to delivering an obscene amount of value for our shareholders. But the best CEOs in the world, the ones that have built world defining companies and have delivered shareholder value, didn't do it by looking at the ticker everyday.

I have been at the airport for 3 hours repeatedly delayed by United. But don’t worry, I haven’t gotten to get any work done because I’ve been on hold with United for nearly the entire time. The agent that did talk to me had significantly less information than FlightAware.

One of our buyers this year bought his home from a cruise ship, praying the whole time. He did it for his kids. His words: 'Opendoor is part of making my dreams come true. I'll have that flag up before July 4th.' I genuinely love his story. opendoor.com/articles/flag-d…

Earlier this year I said every Opendoor buyer would receive a complimentary American flag and flagpole. As of today, Opendoor buyers can claim their American made American flag. Home is at the heart of the American Dream. Happy Flag Day, America! opendoor.com/articles/flag-d…

Yeah. We should do a better job and we’ve made big improvements to our UX. But they are designed to help well intentioned users make good decisions about their home. We make fair offers on homes. That’s why 6X more people are selling us their homes this week than they did at this time last year. We need to 6X again. But that will take time and work.

@nejatian we received an email from the team to look at an offer for a property we already sold to you last month. Just pointing it out so you guys are aware of the bug and can fix on your end! $OPEN

I worked in the mortgage industry my first job out of college. Friday closings are mostly because people want them. It gives them the weekend to move. Also, if you're wondering, everyone wants a closing close to the end of the month because you have to pay principal, interest, taxes, and insurance for the remainder of the month in your closing costs. That's a lot less money with 4 days left in the month than with 24.

Even though the average $SATA investor appears to be affluent, I’m proud it’s available to retail & not gated for only wealthy people. Total returns drive ability to service a cash flow obligation for any liability regardless of if they come from asset appreciation or cash flow.

We just held our shareholder AGM and the preliminary results suggest shareholders backed every single one of our proposals. Thank you! We will not let you down.