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Retail investors are piling into OPEN, driving a 42.7% surge - can it defy housing headwinds and mirror Carvana's rebound?
Opendoor Technologies Inc.'s stock soared 470%, driven by hype, not fundamentals. Click for our take on OPEN stock and ...
The rally in Opendoor (OPEN) comes on the heels of a long, grinding decline. Taking a look at the company's underlying business that can justify breaking the $2.49 level and going higher.
Garcia II gained his stake in Carvana through its 2012 spin-off from DriveTime Automotive, the used-car retail and finance ...
The stock was surging again on Monday, up about 36% to roughly $3.06 per share. Over the past five days it has gone from ...
Opendoor Technologies Inc. stock continued its rally on Monday amid the social-media-fueled frenzy about the online platform ...
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A Meteoric Surge Ignites Hype Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) is on fire, skyrocketing 75% in midday trading Monday, ...
CVNA is leveraging ADESA's infrastructure and underused assets to scale operations toward its 3 million car sales goal.
Hedge fund manager Eric Jackson suggests that Opendoor's stock price could increase one hundredfold to $82 per share.
Detailed price information for Carvana Company Cl A (CVNA-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.
After EMJ Capital's principal posted a turnaround thesis on the iBuyer platform Opendoor, retail investors have descended on the stock, pushing it to meme status.
Opendoor is being called a major buy by the same hedge fund that predicted the turnaround at Carvana, and retail investors ...