What percent of OPEN is sold short?

58.6% of Opendoor (OPEN) trading volume was short last week. Track days-to-cover and borrow rate against insider and hedge fund flow.

Is OPEN a short squeeze candidate?

Compare short volume, days-to-cover, and borrow rate to insider buying — when insiders accumulate against heavy short interest, the squeeze setup gets stronger.

How is short volume different from short interest?

Short volume is daily shorting activity reported by FINRA; short interest is the bi-monthly snapshot of outstanding short positions. We track both for Opendoor (OPEN).

OPEN Short Volume Hit 58.6%

Also trades as: OPENL (NASDAQ) · $vol 0M · OPENZ (NASDAQ) · $vol 0M · OPENW (NASDAQ) · $vol 0M

$2.44

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Weekly Expected Move ±6.9%

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NASDAQ · Real Estate · Real Estate - Services · Tech Score Strong Sell · Power 28 · $2.4B mcap · 806M float · 6.21% daily turnover · Short 59% of daily vol

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Short Volume Summary

2026-10-01

60.1%

Short Ratio

of total volume

51.5%

20-Day Avg

52.5%

50-Day Avg

▲ Rising

5-Day Trend

14.5M

Short Volume

24.0M

Total Volume

Daily Short Volume Ratio

Short Volume vs Total Volume

Exchange Breakdown

2026-10-01

Exchange	Short Volume	Total Volume	Short %
NASDAQ	13,805,257	22,591,393	61.1%
NYSE	506,925	1,212,119	41.8%
BATS	143,349	240,127	59.7%

OPEN Short Interest

Short Volume Summary

Daily Short Volume Ratio

Short Volume vs Total Volume

Exchange Breakdown

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