In Tuesday's Blitz Daily, we take a look at digital home-buying company Opendoor as it prepares to report earnings this week.
It's been a bit of a wild ride for Opendoor since competitor Zillow Group decided to make an exit from the online house-flipping market. OPEN shares initially bounced after dismal Zillow earnings sparked an industry-wide sell-off, but haven’t seen much support above 200-day moving average.
With the stock at one-month lows, the bulls see an opportunity to get in at a discount ahead of Opendoor’s earnings report after closing bell Wednesday.
But if you'd like to shop around to see what else is on the market, I had four more big-time plays hitting the tape Tuesday...
Every single day, right around 3 p.m. EST, a stock market anomaly forces Wall Street to start bleeding cash…
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Now he’s getting ready to reveal exactly why these massive opportunities happen — and how anyone can start taking advantage of them right away.
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