🚀📈🏠 Opendoor Breakout: Profit Locked or Room for $12+? 🏠📈🚀

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$ $GameStop(GME)$ I already exited into strength at $9.86, locking gains and raising stops to preserve capital after the vertical surge. I believe the September Fed cut will directly fuel Opendoor’s business model, widening spreads and driving housing liquidity. After clearing $8, the roadmap levels are clear: $10 near-term, with potential stretch targets into $12–$13 if consolidation holds. This isn’t guesswork; it’s disciplined execution framed by catalysts and structure.

🔥 New Leadership Sparks Momentum

Opendoor’s bold leadership overhaul with new CEO Kaz Nejatian (ex-Shopify COO), co-founder Keith Rabois as chairman, and Eric Wu rejoining the board has ignited a 65%+ stock surge in days. This isn’t hype; it’s a credibility boost backed by Rabois’ PayPal Mafia track record and a $40M PIPE from Khosla Ventures and Wu, fueling AI-powered real estate evolution beyond iBuying.

📊 Macro Tailwind in Play

September’s Fed rate cut is a game-changer for Opendoor. Lower rates drive mortgage affordability back toward 6.29%, turbocharge transaction volume, and widen profit spreads: historically boosting iBuyers 2–3x faster than brokers in easing cycles. With housing inventory at 4.7 months and median prices near a record $435K, this unlocks pent-up supply without triggering immediate price collapses.

📈 Chart Roadmap Confirmed by Levels

The chart structure told the whole story. The $7.50 flush built the springboard, and the drive into $9.62 confirmed buyers in control. The $8 breakout was the ignition point, followed by consolidation between $8.80 and $9.20 where volume shelves stacked. My exit at $9.86 was not random, it was based on structural exhaustion and profit protection. The near-term marker is $10, and if buyers establish footing above that zone the technical roadmap projects $12 to $13 as the next leg higher. This is not about chasing candles, it is about executing with precision when the levels align.

📉 Execution Discipline

I locked profits at $9.86, raising stops to safeguard gains after a $7.50 liquidity flush erupted into a $9.62 breakout. This wasn’t fear: it was disciplined capital preservation after a vertical run. Q2’s first positive EBITDA of $23M, alongside $789M in cash reserves, signals Opendoor is moving past survival mode into profitability momentum.

💡 Pro Edge: Market Dynamics

Opendoor’s volume spike ranked in the top 5% of its sector peers, with RSI divergence pointing to institutional accumulation rather than retail frenzy. That strength is now supercharged by the “OPEN Army” meme momentum and long-term bullish visions like Eric Jackson’s $82–$500 PT framework. Combine that with Rabois’ strategic influence and Nejatian’s scaling chops from Shopify, and this sets up as a potential Carvana-style rebound if macro trends align.

The market rewards clarity and discipline. This move is defined by structure, liquidity, and timing: and those who respect the framework, not the euphoria, will own the next leg.

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Jane Street Takes Opendoor Stake: New Rally Begins, $10 Again?

Jane Street disclosed a 6% stake in the company, while a stronger-than-expected new home sales report boosted sentiment across the housing sector. With institutional backing and macro tailwinds, could this rally be the start of a bigger comeback for Opendoor? Aim for $10 again? How do you view Jane Street's stake?

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Comments

Tui Jude
09-12
Tui Jude
🏦The way you framed the Fed cut’s impact on Opendoor really clicked with me. Rate sensitivity is often overlooked, and your note about spreads widening echoes what I’ve been seeing in $BAC when yields shift. Smart to lock profits before the crowd wakes up.
Cool Cat Winston
09-12
Cool Cat Winston
📊I like how you tied the $7.50 flush to the $9.62 breakout because that’s exactly how I view conviction levels. Your $9.86 exit shows discipline most traders lack, and it reminds me of how $NVDA kept reclaiming key shelves before stretching higher.
Hen Solo
09-12
Hen Solo
🏠Your chart roadmap is sharp. The consolidation zone you called between $8.80 and $9.20 looks like a textbook accumulation shelf. That type of precision reminds me of the $TSLA setups we tracked where volume shelves telegraphed the next leg.
Kiwi Tigress
09-12
Kiwi Tigress
ngl this breakdown had me hyped, the way you lined up the $7.50 spring into the $9.86 exit feels like pro trader energy. the macro tailwind call on rates hit hard too cause affordability really flips the script. feels like when $AMZN stacked gains after a reset, clean and sharp.
Queengirlypops
09-12
Queengirlypops
this goes crazy, you literally mapped out every level like a playbook. the $10 watch and $12–13 stretch got me locked cause it’s so precise. love that you nailed stops at $9.86, that’s pure discipline. feels like catching $COIN momentum right before it rips again.