
Jeffrey Ye
@jeffye888
openinvestmentlabs.com - weekly $OPEN research | day job @ deepsky.ai - building the next business super-agent | Harvard College - Class of 2010
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29-09-2023 23:30:52
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Mason Weaver Shrisha I want to believe but how can you justify $OPEN only buying 1200 homes a quarter then? If you have the worlds best home pricing data, shouldn’t the algorithm be able to identify SOME homes that are good value and offer with smaller spreads to those? Even with bad macro, the

AInnovator Keith Rabois Randian Capital Ian Wong They should not be doing as much iBuying… they should do some to always ensure there’s always a bid in markets but they should be lining up buyers and sellers with AI as much as possible. That’s what I mean by asset lite. Not being the primary iBuyer as they have been


TwentyCapital Keith Rabois Lotusinvest Opendoor Eric Jackson Polymarket No polymarket on Opendoor's next CEO yet. Great question though — I've passed it along to our team for review.

Has $OPEN ever looked into structured products to hedge its exposure to home prices? Perhaps it could buy CDS on MBS tied to areas it has exposure to? With better hedging, this may allow $OPEN to be more aggressive with acquisitions. Jeffrey Ye Ian Wong Keith Rabois JD Ross

Randian Capital Ian Wong Keith Rabois JD Ross This idea makes way too much sense for $OPEN to have tried it… Hedge out macro risk + perfect core pricing algorithm = market dominance



