Trade Desk, Inc.
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See all $TTD insider activity →The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD) shares fell about 21.9% after its Q2 results and weaker Q3 outlook. Revenue rose 3% to $715M, below estimates near $753M and guidance of at least $750M. Q3 guidance calls for revenue at least $650M (vs about $807M expected) and adjusted EBITDA around $160M. The article links the drop to client spending and execution/measurement concerns.
The Trade Desk (TTD) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $715 million, up 3% year over year, and non-GAAP EPS of $0.34 versus $0.41 a year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA was $241 million (34% margin). Q3 guidance calls for at least $650 million revenue and about $160 million adjusted EBITDA. Management cited macro headwinds and limited visibility.
Investing.com reports The Trade Desk (TTD) rose about 8% to $14.58 after a selloff tied to its Aug. 6 Q2 results. The company posted about $715M revenue and weaker-than-expected adjusted EPS, with Q3 guidance implying ~12% YoY revenue decline. After multiple analyst downgrades and target cuts, the stock hit a 52-week low of $12.83. Macro data eased rate-hike bets.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 26 news stories mentioning TTD (Trade Desk, Inc.). Coverage has skewed bearish: 1 bullish, 3 neutral, and 22 bearish.
Recent TTD coverage spans market movers, earnings and macro economy.
TTD is facing a durability-of-model question as guidance implies a sharp profitability deterioration and weaker existing-client spend.
Guidance and margin outlook suggest near-term pressure from advertiser demand, partially offset by continued investment and product/platform upgrades.
The article frames today’s rally as a technical short-covering and risk-on bounce rather than a new fundamental change.
TTD’s move is attributed to discount-rate relief rather than a new company catalyst.
The article frames a near-term earnings risk driven by weaker large-advertiser demand and margin compression from higher platform costs, with Q3 guidance keeping uncertainty elevated.
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The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD) shares fell about 21.9% after its Q2 results and weaker Q3 outlook. Revenue rose 3% to $715M, below estimates near $753M and guidance of at least $750M. Q3 guidance calls for revenue at least $650M (vs about $807M expected) and adjusted EBITDA around $160M. The article links the drop to client spending and execution/measurement concerns.
6 min readThe Trade Desk (TTD) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $715 million, up 3% year over year, and non-GAAP EPS of $0.34 versus $0.41 a year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA was $241 million (34% margin). Q3 guidance calls for at least $650 million revenue and about $160 million adjusted EBITDA. Management cited macro headwinds and limited visibility.
7 min readInvesting.com reports The Trade Desk (TTD) rose about 8% to $14.58 after a selloff tied to its Aug. 6 Q2 results. The company posted about $715M revenue and weaker-than-expected adjusted EPS, with Q3 guidance implying ~12% YoY revenue decline. After multiple analyst downgrades and target cuts, the stock hit a 52-week low of $12.83. Macro data eased rate-hike bets.
4 min readAfter July PPI was flat month over month and CPI rose 0.1% with annual inflation cooling to 3.4%, software and data stocks rose as investors priced in a less aggressive Fed. Intuit (+0.8%), MongoDB (+3.5%), Cloudflare (+5.2%), Palantir (+2.4%), and The Trade Desk (+2.1%) moved higher. Cloudflare’s prior quarter included $696.1M revenue and $2.87B FY revenue guidance.
6 min readThe Trade Desk (TTD) shares fell 23.5% in a week amid macro pressure and execution concerns, extending a 2026 selloff. In Q2 2026, revenue rose 3% to $715.1M but missed estimates by 4.9%. Adjusted EPS was 34 cents, and adjusted EBITDA fell 11% to $241.3M as margins weakened. Q3 guidance calls for revenue at least $650M and adjusted EBITDA about $160M.
6 min readSimply Wall St says The Trade Desk (TTD) reported Q2 2026 sales of $715.06M and net income of $64.39M. It guided Q3 revenue of at least $650M and completed a $2.49B share buyback covering about 10% of shares. The article cites higher platform costs from owned data centers and pressure on large advertisers as factors.
4 min readWTI crude oil (CLU26) jumped over 5% as Iran and Oman stayed short of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran linking reopening to US sanctions, force withdrawal, asset release and compensation. Trump said he would seek compensation from Iran. US rate-hike odds rose; stocks fell, with energy up and airlines, homebuilders down.
5 min readUS stocks were mixed as higher WTI crude pushed up Treasury yields. The 10-year T-note yield rose to 4.690% and was pressured by inflation expectations and a $125B Treasury auction. Markets priced a 47% chance of a +25 bp Fed hike and an 87% chance of an ECB hike. Company movers included DDOG, PLTR, APA, HAL, and VREX after a $1.1B acquisition.
7 min readMarkets were pressured as higher WTI crude lifted inflation expectations and pushed US 10-year T-note yields up to 4.680%. Treasury auctions of $125B in notes and bonds added supply pressure. Energy and cybersecurity stocks rose with crude, while several companies fell on guidance, downgrades, or offerings, including MNDY, TTD, INTC, and AAPL. VREX surged after Teledyne agreed to buy it for $1.1B.
6 min readThe Trade Desk (TTD) shares have fallen about 75% over the past year amid concerns about slowing ad demand and AI disrupting digital advertising. In Q2 ended June 30, revenue rose 3% to $715 million, below the $752.6 million expected. Operating income was $101.6 million, down 13% YoY, with 95% customer retention. The stock trades at about 12x expected future earnings.
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