The Trade Desk Stock News

Technology stocks can be a wild ride for investors. Last month, the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC 1.61%) plummeted after the announcement of sweeping import tariffs and entered a bear market.

VENTURA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global advertising technology leader The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD) today announced OpenSincera, a new application that provides the ad tech ecosystem with Sincera's rich advertising metadata to reveal deeper insights on advertising quality and health of the digital advertising supply chain. Free and open to all participants across the entire advertising industry,...

For investors that still have many years before retirement, growth stocks are one of the most efficient ways to increase their net worth. But the recent market sell-off is a good reminder that even the most promising companies can see their share prices fall in any given year.

The Trade Desk fell more than 60% on a Q4 2024 revenue miss. The company quickly regained more than 60% from the lows amidst great Q1 2025 financial results. TTD's business model is highly scalable with strong growth drivers like AI, CTV, and increasing TAM, supported by a solid balance sheet.

You might have heard that the Chinese word for "crisis" combines the Chinese words for "danger" and "opportunity." That sounds great, but it isn't true.

The Trade Desk's Q1 earnings beat expectations, driven by accelerated Kokai platform adoption and organizational updates, leading to the stock exceeding my previous PT and outperforming the S&P 500. Management is optimistic about gaining market share due to favorable court rulings against Google and Meta, enhancing a fairer and more competitive open internet. Despite macroeconomic headwinds, Th...

The Trade Desk demonstrated remarkable resilience amidst ad market uncertainties, with a 25% YoY revenue growth and a nearly 20% stock surge post-earnings. TTD's strategic focus on programmatic advertising and CTV aligns with the shift from Linear TV, offering transparency and data advantages outside walled gardens. TTD's growth prospects remain robust, potentially benefiting from Google's regu...

Over the past decade, more companies recognized the disruptive potential of artificial intelligence (AI) applications across multiple industries. AI services could be used to automate repetitive tasks, replace a broad range of human jobs, crunch massive amounts of data, and predict future trends.