Vishal Garg, founder and former CEO of Better.com, filed a court opposition against the company's request for injunctive relief to halt his shareholder consent solicitation. Garg argues the Board's actions are contradictory, noting the company's own filings describe him as 'critical to operations' and shareholders re-elected him with 99.53% support in June, yet the Board terminated him in August and later offered him a $15M+ package. Better's stock fell 41.6% the day after his removal and declined nearly 60% by August 21. Garg is seeking to remove five Board members and return the company to profitability.

The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz is investigating Better Home & Finance Holding Company for potential federal securities law violations. The company's stock fell 28.5% on May 7, 2026, after missing its $1.0 billion monthly funded loan volume target, and dropped another 36.56% on August 4, 2026, following the abrupt CEO change from founder Vishal Garg to interim CEO Daniel Lewis.

The Schall Law Firm is investigating Better Home & Finance Holding Company (NASDAQ: BETR) for potential securities violations, alleging false or misleading statements. Following Q1 2026 earnings on May 7, 2026, where the company reported strong growth but acknowledged borrower hesitation due to high interest rates, BETR shares fell over 28.5%. The firm is seeking shareholders who suffered losses to participate in the investigation.

Better Home & Finance Holding (BETR) stock surged 11.10% on Tuesday after announcing its second major warehouse credit facility expansion in over a week. The company increased its facility by $100 million to $350 million, bringing total mortgage capacity to $850 million. CEO Vishal Garg attributed the growth to lender confidence in Better's AI-driven mortgage platform, though success will depend on housing market conditions and capital deployment strategy.

Fannie Mae has partnered with Better Home & Finance and Coinbase to allow borrowers to use Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for down payments on mortgages. Under the program, borrowers pledge crypto assets (held in Coinbase custody) as a second lien at a 40% loan-to-value ratio, avoiding capital gains taxes while unlocking home purchase value. This targets asset-rich, cash-poor younger households and represents a milestone in treating digital assets as acceptable support for conforming loans.

Better Home & Finance (BETR) shares rose 6.05% on Thursday following a partnership announcement with Coinbase Global (COIN) to offer token-backed mortgages. The innovative program allows Americans with crypto holdings to use Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for conforming mortgages without liquidating their assets, targeting the 52 million Americans who own digital assets.

Three financial stocks dominated 2025: Better Home & Finance (up 256%), Forge Global (up 219%), and Robinhood Markets (up 185%). However, their 2026 prospects are uncertain. Better Home faces questions about sustained growth without housing market recovery. Forge Global is being acquired by Charles Schwab at $45/share, limiting upside. Robinhood faces headwinds from declining trading volumes and high valuation multiples, raising concerns about future growth.

Investor Eric Jackson identified Nextdoor as a potential high-growth AI platform, arguing its unique verified identity network could be valuable in the emerging AI economy, despite the company's historical challenges with monetization.

Activist investor Eric Jackson published an investment thesis arguing Nextdoor is undervalued as an AI platform, projecting potential share prices up to $11 or even $374 in an optimistic scenario, which triggered significant retail investor interest and stock price surge.

U.S. stocks traded mixed on Monday, with the Dow Jones falling slightly while NASDAQ rose. Carnival reported strong Q3 earnings, while several biotech stocks experienced significant price drops. Oil prices declined, and U.S. pending home sales surged in August.

Hedge fund manager Eric Jackson revealed a position in Better Home & Finance stock, causing a significant price surge and comparing the company to Shopify in the mortgage technology space. Meanwhile, Opendoor Technologies faced criticism from another hedge fund manager.

U.S. stock futures were mixed this morning, with the Dow futures gaining by around 10 points on Thursday. Shares of MillerKnoll, Inc. (NASDAQ: MLKN) fell sharply in today’s pre-market trading as the company reported downbeat sales for its third quarter and issued weak guidance for the fourth quarter. MillerKnoll posted quarterly adjusted earnings of 45 cents per share, versus market estimates of 44 cents per share. The company’s quarterly sales came in at $872.300 million, missing expectations of $909.500 million, according to data from Benzinga Pro. MillerKnoll shares plunged 17.4% to $25.19 in pre-market trading. Here are some big stocks recording losses ...