Meta leads big tech up 6% while Opendoor sinks 10% at the close

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Biggest movers · At the close
Gainers
  • METAMeta$670.18+6.1%
  • CAVACava$72.11+5.7%
  • NVDANVIDIA$210.64+3.9%
  • FFord$14.03+3.0%
  • BROSDutch Bros$67.57+2.9%
Losers
  • OPENOpendoor Technologies$4.76-10.1%
  • DOCNDigitalOcean$130.97-7.0%
  • TEMTempus AI$57.78-6.0%
  • APPSDigital Turbine$10.55-5.9%
  • RBRKRubrik$83.91-5.5%

Meta jumps 6.13% to lead big tech higher, while Opendoor Technologies plummets over 10% as real estate tech unravels.

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Meta (META) was the standout performer of the session, climbing 6.13% to close at $670.18 and pulling much of big tech along with it. NVIDIA added 3.88% to $210.64, while restaurant chain Cava rose 5.73% to $72.11, Ford gained 3.05% to $14.03, and Dutch Bros closed up 2.93% at $67.57 — a broad advance that spread well beyond the traditional tech sector.

On the losing side, Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) bore the worst of it, dropping 10.09% to $4.76 as pressure on real estate technology names intensified. The selling was not confined to Opendoor: DigitalOcean fell 7.01% to $130.97, Tempus AI slid 6.05% to $57.78, Digital Turbine lost 5.93% to close at $10.55, and cybersecurity firm Rubrik declined 5.45% to $83.91.

The split session — strong consumer, tech, and auto names pushing higher while real estate tech and several software names retreated — highlights how uneven the day's risk appetite was. Investors rewarded scale and profitability on one side of the ledger while continuing to exit smaller, higher-risk growth stories on the other.

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Mentioned: META, CAVA, NVDA, F, BROS, OPEN, DOCN, TEM

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