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The Trade Desk (TTD) closed at $24.11 in the latest trading session, marking a +2.55% move from the prior day.
The Trade Desk (TTD +2.47%) stock is one of the more disappointing stocks in the markets this year.
A large advertising agency alleged that The Trade Desk overcharged for services. The fallout from these allegations could severely damage The Trade Desk's revenue growth in 2026.
The Trade Desk's stock has stumbled over the past few years. It finally looks attractively valued relative to its long-term growth potential.
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The Trade Desk (TTD) shares fell 5.35% intraday, extending recent losses after a downgrade from Stifel tied to concerns around its relationship with Publicis Gr
Jefferies analysts have struck a cautious tone on The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD), warning that recent developments involving one of its largest agency partners could pose risks to future revenue growth, even as the company disputes the claims. This follows media reports that Publicis Groupe is no longer recommending The Trade Desk as a demand-side platform to clients after a third-party audit.
The Trade Desk saw several downgrades today from Wall Street analysts. They follow yesterday's reporting that a major customer advised its clients to avoid using The Trade Desk's software.
Publicis, one of The Trade Desk's biggest customers, said that the adtech company failed an audit. Last month, two major ad agencies said they would no longer use The Trade Desk's OpenPath product.
Trade Desk stock fell sharply on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session, after reports that French advertising giant Publicis Groupe advised clients against using the company's platform following an audit dispute. The stock dropped nearly 5% on the day, adding to a 7.4% decline on Tuesday, as investor sentiment weakened amid concerns over client retention and potential structural shifts in the digital advertising market.
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Jefferies analysts have struck a cautious tone on The Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD), warning that recent developments involving one of its largest agency partners...
Advertising technology firm Trade Desk's shares tumbled on Wednesday as Wall Street analysts downgraded the stock following a report that French ad giant Publicis Groupe advised its clients against using the company's media buying platform.
The past year has not been kind to The Trade Desk ( NASDAQ:TTD ).
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Trade Desk (NASDAQ:TTD) shares are extending a painful two-day slide in Wednesday's premarket, dropping another 5.42% to $23.65 after closing down 7.42% to $25.07 on Tuesday.
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An audit from Publicis revealed that The Trade Desk had violated the terms of their agreement. As a result, Publicis, the world's largest ad agency, said it would no longer recommend The Trade Desk.
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TTD trades at 12.64X forward earnings, well below peers, as strong retention and AI-driven growth plans face macro pressure and near-term margin constraints.