Opendoor (OPEN) stock sinks 4% on Monday, attributed to high-beta amplification amid modest market pullback
The decline, which extends Opendoor's year-to-date loss to 44%, is not driven by company-specific news but rather its 3.59 beta amplifying the S&P 500 ETF (SPY)'s 0.6% dip.
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