Opendoor Technologies Inc. is experiencing heightened engagement from retail investors who are actively contributing ideas to unlock shareholder value, including product development, capital structure, and marketing strategies. These investors, referred to collectively as the "Retail Opendoor Army," are urging the company's management and board of directors to respond and act on these proposals. Shareholders emphasize alignment with the original founders and key executives who helped build Opendoor, highlighting the importance of insider buying and discouraging insider selling to support the stock's growth from $82 to $200 per share. Concerns have been raised about the company's financials, including $36 million in interest expenses on $1.8 billion of debt, $23 million in inventory costs, and $1.5 billion worth of inventory held. Suggestions from investors include the CEO purchasing shares and a $200 million share buyback program to reduce debt. Additionally, calls have been made for CEO Carrie to increase her public presence through media interviews to promote Opendoor's recent quarterly results and long-term strategic plans. The board of directors is under pressure to respond decisively, with some observers anticipating a critical moment for governance.