πŸš€ Opendoor (OPEN) – Sleeping Giant or Meme Pump?

BigBullSmallBear
08-26


Opendoor is making waves again. The stock has surged hard this month as retail money piles in, but here’s why I think there’s still a long-term case beyond just meme hype:

βœ… Huge Market – US housing is a $1.6T industry, and less than 1% is digital. If OPEN captures even a small slice, upside is massive.

βœ… Data & AI Edge – With 200,000+ transactions logged, OPEN’s dataset could evolve into a powerful AI pricing engine, maybe even a SaaS business down the line.

βœ… Turnaround Potential – Cost cuts, leadership changes, and renewed focus on efficiency are showing signs of a leaner, more disciplined company.

⚠️ Risks – Still unprofitable, heavily debt-reliant, and housing market is uncertain. Meme stock volatility is both opportunity and danger.

πŸ“Œ My view: At current levels, risk/reward looks compelling. If execution improves, OPEN could go from meme to meaningful. Not financial advice β€” just sharing my thesis.

What do you guys think? Can Opendoor reinvent real estate, or is this just another retail-fueled pump?

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