The Trade Desk's growth continues to accelerate The Trade Desk delivered Q3 revenue of $628 million, an increase of 27% from the same period last year, when its top line jumped 25%. The company's ...

The Trade Desk was recently too hot to handle The Trade Desk used to be a market darling. The stock closed at $139.51 per share on Dec. 4, 2024. At that point, it had gained a market-crushing 156% ...

Right now, Trade Desk carries a Smart Score of 7 out of 10 on TipRanks. That's the high end of neutral, suggesting a decent chance to outperform the market if things go well.

Holy stock market obliteration, Batman! The Trade Desk continued its meteoric trajectory, when it reported Q3 revenue of $216 million on Thursday, a 32% YoY increase, and a 45% leap from the previous ...

The Trade Desk stock (NASDAQ: TTD), an ad technology player that helps companies buy digital ads across publishers, has seen its stock rise by 6.7% over the last week (five trading days) compared ...

Trade Desk is the market-leading DSP. The capabilities of the platform and the barriers to entry (new entrants would have limited access to inventory) have solidified Trade Desk as the main DSP.

The Trade Desk's first-quarter results went a long way in assuring investors that the company's best days are still ahead. Revenue of $616 million grew 25% year over year, accelerating from 22% ...

The Trade Desk's recent survey shows 27% of US households plan to cut cable in 2021. This stat is a strong incentive for brands to adopt advertising on CTV platforms sooner rather than later.

The Trade Desk anticipates fourth-quarter revenue to be $580 million versus the $610.82 million estimate. Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be approximately $270 million.

The Trade Desk’s (TTD) embrace of the “Premium Internet” has the ad industry wondering just what the heck the largest independent ad-buying platform means by “premium.” TTD’s FWD25 event, which took ...