Connected TV is Giving The Trade Desk a Buffet of Business
The Trade Desk (TTD) is in the sweet-spot of advertising as people get rid of cable TV and sign up for connected TV.
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The Trade Desk’s Move from $150 to $450 Was Predictable
The Trade Desk (TTD) is the main beneficiary of people cutting the cord and switching to Connected TVs like Roku.
Trade Desk Profits from Streaming Content on Connected Devices
The Trade Desk (TTD) is facilitating this once-in-a-lifetime consumer shift to connected devices and streaming content.
The Trade Desk Still Hasn’t Hit the Tipping Point
Trade Desk (TTD) is utilizing Connected TVs — using devices like Amazon Fire and Roku — to put ads on free network channels.
Trade Desk is the Way to Play Connected TV
Trade Desk (TTD) is well off its highs. But with more ads becoming more specialized, TTD has enormous potential.
The Trade Desk Delivers Personalized Advertisements
The Trade Desk (TTD) uses computer programs to purchase ads geared to people who might be interested in buying a product.
Trade Desk Delivers Marketing to Who Matters
Trade Desk (TTD) has grown profits and sales 50% the past two years because its focus is on programmatic ads, or marketing to who matters.
Update: Adjusting Our Position on The Trade Desk as it Breaks Out
The Trade Desk (TTD), a software that helps companies market to who matter, is breaking out today, thus Sharek is adjusting his position on the stock.
The Trade Desk Blasts Off Again After Earnings
The Trade Desk (TTD) broke out in a big way after reporting profits. Here’s my detailed report on TTD, including 2 catalysts you need to know.
The Trade Desk Jumps from $50 to $90 After Earnings
The Trade Desk (TTD) jumped from $50 to $90 after it reported last qtr’s earnings. What is The Trade Desk anyway? Let’s take a look.
The Trade Desk to Spend $15 million on Investments
The Trade Desk (TTD) will spend an additional $15 million to $20 million on investments to grow as fast as it can. But this will hurt profits.
Investors Spooked By Trade Desk Comments
Investors got spooked after The Trade Desk (TTD) made comments about a slowdown in spending among big advertisers, specifically retail. But TTD upped guidance, as always.