Anthony Craddock

$OPEN Weekly Acquisition Data Just Dropped. Here Is What It Tells Us Before Thursday's Print. 🧵 1/6 $OPEN weekly home acquisition contracts just came in at 511 for the week of May 2, 2026. That is a +21% jump versus the prior week. Two days before Q1 earnings. The data is speaking before management does. Here is what to make of it.

Google Searches for "Sell my House" spike to the highest level in history.

ANTHROPIC JUST ANNOUNCED A MAJOR FINANCIAL SERVICES PUSH WITH 10 NEW AI AGENT TEMPLATES AND CLAUDE INTEGRATION ACROSS MICROSOFT 365 Announced today, per Anthropic: The 10 new agent templates target the most time-consuming work in financial services: - Research and client coverage: pitch builder, meeting preparer, earnings reviewer, model builder - Credit, risk, and compliance: market researcher, KYC screener - Finance and operations: valuation reviewer, general ledger reconciler, month-end closer, statement auditor Claude is now integrated across Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook (coming soon) via add-ins. Context carries automatically between applications: an analyst who starts a model in Excel doesn't need to re-explain it when the work moves to PowerPoint. The competitive claim: Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 leads the industry on Vals AI's Finance Agent benchmark at 64.37%. New data partner connectors: Dun & Bradstreet, Fiscal AI, Financial Modeling Prep, Guidepoint, IBISWorld, SS&C IntraLinks, Third Bridge, and Verisk. Moody's also launched an MCP app providing access to credit ratings on 600+ million public and private companies. The launch comes the same day Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei told a New York finance event that the company's Q1 revenue grew "80x" on an annualized basis and warned individual SaaS companies "may go bust from AI disruption."

$OPEN Monthly chart. If they hold here, would expect to start the uptrend towards the $19 target 🎯 Not saying it will happen tomorrow. Just saying there is very solid Risk V Reward from here for trend to reverse IMO.

$OPEN Mike knows

The fatal weakness of retail investors: demanding instant gratification and constant assurance in a market where no stock rises every day. They panic in the silence, sell the dips, and chase the noise, handing their future wealth to the patient few who simply endure. - Market Truth for the day.