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Opendoor surges as management commits to ongoing engagement with shareholders, confirms plans to expand services throughout the US

Every Opendoor shareholder I’ve spoken to in the past five days has stressed how important it is for management to be transparent, direct, and engage with shareholders. It’s a crucial part of why they believe in the stock and how they expect to receive positive reinforcement on its turnaround efforts.

Shares of Opendoor Technologies are surging double digits as the company fully committed itself to following that path.

“Opendoor Technologies Inc. (the ‘Company’ or ‘Opendoor’) investors and others should note that the Company has used, and intends to continue to use, Opendoor’s website, press releases, Securities and Exchange Commission (‘SEC’) filings, blogs, community hub and social media accounts, as well as the X (formerly known as Twitter) accounts of its Chief Executive Officer, @CanadaKaz, and @Opendoor, as means of disclosing material non-public information,” according to a filing. “Opendoor encourages investors and others to review the information Opendoor makes public in the foregoing locations as such information could be deemed to be material information.”

The company has given its retail base of shareholders the management they asked for, which propelled shares sharply higher on Thursday, and is also giving them the communications they’re demanding.

The filing also confirmed the plan to expand throughout the US, as announced by CEO Kaz Nejatian in a tweet on Tuesday:

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Traders and Wall Street are waiting to see whether Palantir’s latest numbers after market close today will continue to beat expectations.

Joby’s UAE reported certification delay stokes fears that air taxis may be further off than thought, sending eVTOL stocks down

Commercial air taxi service may be on a slower path than investors previously thought.

Shares of Joby Aviation fell more than 9% on Monday morning amid a report from The National that the company’s UAE certification will be completed by the third quarter of next year. That’s a significant delay from Joby’s own projected timeline in February, when it said it planned to carry passengers in Dubai in “late 2025 or early 2026.”

Rival Archer Aviation, which also recently suffered a hit to its UAE certification timeline, fell more than 9%. Joby and Archer each are expected to report their earnings results later this week.

Also potentially causing some investor pullback is the planned IPO of Beta Technologies on Tuesday. Beta, a manufacturer of electric aircraft, received a $300 million investment from GE Aerospace in September.

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Micron jumps on report of surging memory chip prices

Micron, the US memory chip specialist, is up more than 4% in early trading Monday after a report that Samsung Electronics was temporarily pausing new pricing on contracts for the latest version of ubiquitous short-term computer memory: Dynamic Random Access Memory, or DRAM. The chip giant wants to see where the market settles after a recent spike in spot prices for memory chips driven by the AI boom.

DRAM and memory chips of all sorts have pricing power because of how much demand is outpacing supply. Last week, South Korean memory chip behemoth SK Hynix said it had already “sold out” all of its 2026 production.

Such signs of ongoing AI-related demand for IT hardware also gave a lift to other data storage device makers, such as Seagate Technology Holdings and Western Digital. The duopoly dominate the hard disk drive market, and have ridden a boom in demand for the affordable data storage devices to gains of more than 200% in 2025.

DRAM and memory chips of all sorts have pricing power because of how much demand is outpacing supply. Last week, South Korean memory chip behemoth SK Hynix said it had already “sold out” all of its 2026 production.

Such signs of ongoing AI-related demand for IT hardware also gave a lift to other data storage device makers, such as Seagate Technology Holdings and Western Digital. The duopoly dominate the hard disk drive market, and have ridden a boom in demand for the affordable data storage devices to gains of more than 200% in 2025.

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Nvidia gains as two new AI deals this morning underscore demand for its flagship chips

Nvidia is off to a hot start this week, up about 3% as of 9:40 a.m. ET, as the chip designer continues to be the beating heart at the center of two fresh AI deals announced on Monday morning.

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