Shares of Opendoor Technologies Inc. ($OPEN) surged over 20% on August 18, 2025, driven by strong retail investor interest and institutional follow-through. The stock reached its highest close since January 2024 and traded more than 400 million shares during the day, ranking it among the top three most actively traded stocks by volume. Opendoor’s market capitalization has returned to approximately $2.5 billion amid optimism about its growth prospects following its recent achievement of EBITDA profitability and avoidance of Nasdaq delisting. The company’s stock has experienced a year-to-date gain of 137%, outperforming all components of the S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 indices, despite remaining about 90% below its all-time highs set several years ago. Short interest remains elevated at around 23%, with a high utilization rate near 94%, contributing to speculative trading activity. Analysts and market participants have noted the stock’s potential for further gains, with some projecting a move above $5 per share could lead to prices between $8 and $10. Meanwhile, Ondas Holdings Inc. ($ONDS) has also attracted attention, with Northland Securities maintaining a Buy rating and raising its price target to $5, citing a 555% revenue growth, strong backlog, and favorable demand outlook in defense and infrastructure markets. Needham also initiated coverage on Ondas with a Buy rating and a $5 price target, highlighting the drone supercycle and a $5 billion UAS market opportunity. Barclays maintained an Equalweight rating on Fabrinet ($FN) and raised its price target to $329, citing strong optical demand and high-performance computing ramp expected in fiscal year 2026.