Opendoor’s 'Financial Open House': Shareholders Get a Front Row Seat to Earnings Transparency
Direct-to-Investor Livestream Breaks Away from Analyst-Dominated Earnings Calls
Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ: OPEN) is making a bold move: ditching the traditional analyst-only earnings call in favor of a livestreamed event that puts retail shareholders in the driver’s seat. Starting November 6, 2025, investors will be able to stream Opendoor’s third-quarter earnings directly from Robinhood’s app—no dial-in codes or Wall Street gatekeepers required.
It’s more than a livestream. The “Financial Open House” invites questions from all shareholders, using Robinhood’s Say Technologies platform to crowdsource the most relevant topics. Investors can submit and vote on questions now through November 5, putting the community’s interests at the heart of the discussion.
Livestreaming Earnings Where Investors Already Are: A Strategic Move for 2025
Most companies still treat earnings calls like closed-door meetings with analysts. Opendoor is breaking that mold by broadcasting on platforms where retail investors already spend their time—Robinhood, X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, and its own site. CEO Kaz Nejatian and Interim CFO Christy Schwartz will present pre-recorded results and host a live Q&A for both individual and institutional investors.
Here’s a summary of the new format, and how it puts transparency front and center:
| Feature | Opendoor Financial Open House | Traditional Earnings Call |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Retail + Institutional Investors | Mainly Wall Street Analysts |
| Access | Livestream on Robinhood, X, YouTube, Company Site | Dial-in Numbers/Passcodes |
| Q&A Participation | Shareholders Submit & Vote on Questions | Pre-screened Analyst Questions |
| Replay | Full Event & Materials Online | Transcript Posted Afterward |
Shareholder Empowerment Is the Main Message—With Interactive Q&A Now Open
This new approach reflects a larger industry shift: as trading apps and mobile investing become mainstream, retail shareholders expect more access and more say in corporate communications. By opening up the Q&A, Opendoor aims to level the playing field, letting every investor—from small holders to big institutions—raise what matters most to them.
Opendoor CEO Kaz Nejatian summed it up: “Streaming on Robinhood, opening Q&A to shareholders: this isn't complicated. It's just the right way to show up as a public company in 2025.” The event is open to all, with replays and earnings materials easily available online for investors who can’t tune in live.
Setting a Potential New Standard: Will Others Follow?
Opendoor’s experiment could mark a turning point for how companies communicate results and address their shareholder base. If the format proves popular—and meaningful questions are answered live—it could inspire a broader rethink in how public firms approach earnings seasons.
Investors should note: all statements include the usual caution on forward-looking risks, so engagement does not replace the need for due diligence. But as access and interactivity increase, more retail shareholders may find it easier to stay informed and have their voices heard.
Key Dates & Details: How to Participate in Opendoor’s Financial Open House
- Submit Questions: Shareholders can submit and vote on questions until November 5, 2025, 2:00 PM PT.
- Watch Live: Event streams on November 6, 2025, 2:00 PM PT / 5:00 PM ET on Robinhood, X, YouTube, and investor.opendoor.com.
- Replay Available: Full event and earnings materials will be accessible online after the presentation.
The shift to an investor-first earnings call format will be closely watched. Whether others follow Opendoor’s lead, this quarter’s event stands out for its attempt to bring corporate transparency into the age of mobile, real-time engagement. Investors interested in Opendoor’s next moves—or in how companies are adapting to retail investor power—should mark their calendars and consider tuning in.
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