What top creators are saying about Opendoor Technologies Inc.(OPEN)— Page 3

Missed EPS estimates and reported very slow revenue growth, causing the stock to fall over 20%. The market is punishing the company for its lack of growth and profitability.

Facing significant headwinds, trading down 24.65% after-hours after reporting only 4% revenue growth and missing EPS estimates, suggesting fundamental business challenges beyond interest rate impacts. Investors should be cautious.

Extremely bearish view; the company is called a 'dead zombie' with 'nightmarish' financials and a high probability of bankruptcy. The speaker stated they would 'not touch it'.

Mentioned as a speculative, high-flying stock that saw a significant sell-off, suggesting speculative fever is cooling and investors should be prepared for continued volatility.

Ripped 300% amid the return of 'meme stock mania,' indicating high retail investor engagement and market froth.

Noted for being an extremely speculative stock with high options volume and significant price swings, driven by social media hype.

Mentioned as part of a recent pattern of meme stock pumps, suggesting it is subject to speculative interest and high volatility.

Described as 'falling out of favor' after a massive drop from $4.90 to $2.10. A promoter's actions (selling while promoting an $82 target) are viewed as a major red flag, and its fundamental strength is questioned.

Saw one of the highest options trading volumes and has recent momentum. Investors should monitor if this momentum fades, which could lead to profit-taking. Considered a higher-risk play.

This meme stock's pump may be losing steam, as a key promoter admitted to taking profits and the stock fell sharply. Described as 'dumpster diving'.

Mentioned as a recent 'short squeeze' stock where a host made a quick, profitable trade on call options but sold before the biggest part of the upward move.

Viewed as a high-risk, speculative 'meme stock' with questionable fundamentals and significant insider selling, which is seen as a major red flag.

Extremely bearish view. The hosts believe the business model is flawed and the company will ultimately fail, advising long-term investors to avoid it.

Extremely high-risk, speculative stock with a bull case based on a business turnaround and an expected EBITDA positive quarter, and a bear case citing a history of losing money and depleting cash.

Mentioned as a comparison for a significant price move that $CDLX could potentially experience.

Experienced extreme intraday volatility, surging from an open of $2.78 to a peak of $4.97 before rapidly falling back to the $2.84 level. The stock is consolidating with traders watching for a potential re-test of the recent $4 highs, which is considered a high-risk scenario.

Experienced a +90% price surge driven by speculative interest, but the rally's sustainability is questionable due to high volatility and the potential risk of share dilution.

Experienced a massive rally driven by social media hype and a high short float. The host is extremely skeptical, calling it a 'pump and dump' and a high-risk trade detached from fundamentals.

Current market trends show bullish momentum in heavily shorted small-cap stocks, such as $OPEN.

The speaker is neutral and cautious, stating 'I wouldn't touch open door long or short for now' due to a confusing business model that requires a deep dive to understand.

A past 'run' in the stock is used as a comparative example for the potential significant price increase of GoPro.

Stock saw a significant jump of 44% on high speculative interest, but the host advises caution against chasing the momentum without a strong underlying investment thesis.

Demonstrated extreme volatility and high retail interest, with a pre-market surge of up to 40%, highlighting its status as a high-momentum, high-risk stock.

A highly speculative, high-risk trade driven by retail momentum and a short squeeze narrative. The host is skeptical due to historically weak business fundamentals and poor profitability.