Earnings split the session at the close: Airbnb's raised revenue outlook lifted it 15.1% while Trade Desk lost nearly a quarter of its value. Travel, optics and AI names carried the session; ad tech and crypto miners absorbed the damage.
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TTD
TTD
Stock Data
$13.80
$3.87 (21.90%)
Asset Type
Common Stock
Exchange
NASDAQ
Currency
USD
Country
USA
Sector
COMMUNICATION SERVICES
Industry
ADVERTISING AGENCIES
Trade Desk Inc is a leading technology firm based in Ventura, California, specializing in digital advertising. It offers a comprehensive, self-service cloud platform that enables users to efficiently plan, manage, optimize, and analyze data-driven digital advertising campaigns. This platform supports a wide range of ad formats and channels, including video, display, audio, and more, across various devices like computers, mobiles, and smart TVs. Trade Desk caters to advertising agencies, brands, and service providers, offering valuable data and services to enhance advertising effectiveness.
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The connected TV story got a bid back for the first time after a brutal run down, with the ad-tech name up 11.19%. Whether it holds through the close is the tell.
Revenue growth slowed to 3% year over year, missing expectations on both lines, and management replaced its CFO, CMO and commercial chief in the same breath. Q3 guidance of at least $650 million implies a sequential decline, so keep an eye on the stock into tonight's call.
Another 7.4% leg down puts the programmatic ad leader at $17.56, a $7.5 billion market cap. At this level the question is whether the market still believes in the business at all, not just its growth deceleration.
A 7.57% jump lifts the programmatic ad platform back above $19, a level that matters for a company this size. Publishers piling into the Google ad tech antitrust fight keep the door open for share gains.
Trade Desk plunged to $16.79, a fresh 52-week low, as the programmatic ad platform battles headwinds from antitrust pressure and shifting buyer behavior.
AppLovin turned $10,000 into $152,760 while Trade Desk's same bet cratered to $2,274. The ad-tech sector's brutal divergence in three years.
Chip stocks led Tuesday's close with AMD and ON Semiconductor jumping over 8% and 7% respectively, while consumer plays like Uber and Expedia stumbled.
TTD hit a new 52-week low at $18.02 (2026-06-22).
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