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  1. Opendoor's CEO stepped down amid retail pressure, while Anthony Pompliano defended the stock against meme narratives and firms backing eBay and Venmo began investing.

A stake disclosure and social media campaign ignited the stock surge for Opendoor, involving Anthony Pompliano.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 20
Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours
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A stake disclosure and social media campaign ignited the stock surge for Opendoor, involving Anthony Pompliano.

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Opendoor's CEO stepped down amid retail pressure, while Anthony Pompliano defended the stock against meme narratives and firms backing eBay and Venmo began investing. All 2 developments

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  • BenzingaRetail Investors Drove Opendoor Up 500%, Now The Party's Over Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN) shares sank on Wednesday, extending a sell-off that began after the company’s second-quarter res
  • ZacksOPEN's August Rally Fueled by Meme-Stock Mania and Investor Backing In August, Opendoor Technologies Inc.’s OPEN stock has experienced a dramatic surge fueled by a renewed wave of speculative enthusi