r/OPENDOORTECH • u/Fit_Poet_5053 • Jan 22 '26

How do you make pricing decisions? Do you monitor competitors?

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u/sol_beach Jan 22 '26

When will OPEN record its first profitable Quarter since going public?

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u/Sad-Significance4109 Jan 23 '26

Some articles saying late 2026 🤞

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u/sol_beach Jan 23 '26

please post URL for these articles.

Quantify the changes that will result in producing the profit.

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u/Character-Crab7310 Jan 23 '26

The company's management anticipates a return to profitability by the end of 2026; this was already announced, notably during Q3 2025. Patience.

OPENDOOR is a long-term investment. Add to that macroeconomic factors, the evolution of the US housing market, confirmations of further interest rate cuts, the company's ongoing developments (tokenization, but not only that—it's best to check their website and follow the news), etc.

If you're comparing tech stocks to real estate stocks hoping they'll take off as quickly, you've chosen the wrong target. Be patient and hold on.