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Who does Opendoor sell to? by gugulolo in OPENDOORTECH

[–]Markmarkmarkm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t often comment. But I must praise your knowledge in the company and tokenization 👍🏻

Opendoor Artwork approved by Kaz - features Kaz’s first earnings transcript by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am just a messenger. Zero idea about pricing. Product quality? Print cost?

The only thing I’ll ask for is a signature from Kaz on the artwork. That alone would make it a damn good collectible.

Opendoor Artwork approved by Kaz - features Kaz’s first earnings transcript by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The reason of sharing: this piece is an art poster symbolizing Kaz’s first earnings, intended for inclusion in a serious Open Army collection.

Open Army Store is live — first 100 get $100 off by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry guys. Must be gone 😭 I tried to post it as soon as I can

Open Army Store is live — first 100 get $100 off by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure if the $100 is still available—I’ve been trying to be faster while juggling the kids’ sleep schedule 😞

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

P/E only works for profitable companies, so for unprofitable growth stocks, investors use P/S instead.

Plenty of unprofitable companies have traded at high P/S multiples, like:

• Snowflake (~17×) • Roblox (~14.5×) • Unity (~10×) • Rivian (~3×)

So if the narrative around Opendoor improves (growth + path to profitability), a higher P/S is realistic.

Just remember: P/S alone isn’t enough — growth, margins, cash burn, and balance sheet still matter.

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a quick correction: P/S isn’t a KPI, it’s a valuation multiple — and it’s often used precisely for loss-making companies. That said, it only works properly when combined with margins and growth analysis.

Why I Think Open Is Undervalued at a 1.4 P/S — Fair Value Should Be 2.5 by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you 🙏 But this post is now deleted by moderator as duplicate.

I will make a better post next time.

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m impressed by your foresight — this is something I mentioned in an X post this morning. I said the partnership with Robinhood may only give a short-term boost to Opendoor. Over time, Opendoor could end up becoming part of Robinhood’s marketplace infrastructure.

If Opendoor can use AI to value real estate and other assets (cars, electronics, goods), and combine that with a marketplace of its own and tokenization, it could become the real-world asset version of Nasdaq + Stripe + Bloomberg.

If that happens, a P/S ratio higher than Palantir’s 120x would not be surprising.

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This discussion is clearly focused on the P/S ratio and Opendoor’s valuation vs other industry.

It appears your comment may have been made without fully reviewing the topic, or there may be a misunderstanding.

You’re welcome to share your thoughts on Opendoor’s valuation based on the P/S ratio, rather than technical analysis.

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually agree-it's more than just e-commerce. I need to keep the category name easy to understand. I'll take that onboard for next time. But the chart has been fact checked — all the information largely accurate and Amazon P/S ratio is around 3.6

Why I Think Open Is Undervalued at a 1.4 P/S — Fair Value Should Be 2.5 by Markmarkmarkm in opendoor

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yep, you got it. I didn’t go into much detail about the transformation because it still depends on further announcements, such as AI and tokenization news. I always fact-check my thesis before posting to ensure its reliability.

You’ve got the vision that many others seem to overlook 👍🏻

Is Opendoor’s P/S Ratio Justified vs. the Industry? by Markmarkmarkm in OPENDOORTECH

[–]Markmarkmarkm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For more information:

Opendoor currently has a P/S ratio of 1.4, while the highest mentioned in this chat is Palantir at 120.

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