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The Trade Desk announced revenue growth of only 3% in the last quarter, reaching $715 million. This was a significant slowdown compared to the company's multi-year history of achieving double-digit revenue growth.

Furthermore, management expects the situation to worsen, forecasting that revenues in the third quarter will only reach $650 million . To make matters worse, the management team stated that it is losing a clear vision of future sales in the coming quarters, as it seems to me that customers are hesitant to enter into agreements with "The Trade Desk".

TradeDisc is at 62.5%,

First, the "Trade Desk" (TTD), with a steeply low 64%, is the cheapest-looking of the three. I am focusing on the word "appearance". This company helps other companies purchase digital advertising.

For years, it was a shining star, growing at a rate of 18% annually. But then things went wrong, suddenly and quickly . And the forecast for this quarter is even more terrifying.

This indicates a decrease in revenue. With a decline of approximately 12%. Its large profit margins are collapsing from around 43% to around 25%.

It reminds me a lot At The Trade Desk. They have Similar business models, For a long time it was The Trade Desk figures look Amazing, and the arrow continued to Ascent, and now it has become A company that entered the scope of " "The value" as he describes it Some.

While The Trade Desk focuses More broadly on an area TV commercials The connection and this concept Known as "the Internet" "Open." There is a similarity One is blatant and obvious Exactly, which is that both The two stocks were severely damaged This year because Concerns about the impact artificial intelligence.

So, we got rid of Tradeesk at like $120 a share, and it's because we saw a red flag coming from Netflix. Unfortunately, uh my stock Algo has even more downside ahead for Tradeesk.

I have this at like a $4 fair value estimate, which is really bad. Like really, really low.

Well, I I'll just give you the answer right here. Their revenue is up 3% and their costs of goods sold increased 22%. Growth has collapsed and costs are exploding. And maybe maybe they could turn it around.

I hope they could turn it around. I'm like jealous. Uh or or I I shouldn't say I was jealous. I'm not jealous. Trade. I am uh well, okay, let me figure out how I'm trying to word this.

Trades is the biggest company in the city that I live in, Ventura, California. I would love for them to boom because it helps the city, right? So, like I want to see them win, but they need to turn it around because right now their margin trajectory justifies a very low price target.

Do you already have an idea of what company I'm talking about? Oh, I do. I do. You got to be talking about Trade Desk. And uh I'm very glad we didn't buy that one. I still remember when it dropped 40% in literally the next trading day after we published the episode on a Sunday.

And while we decided against it for what we now know were seemingly the right reasons, it's definitely fair to say that no one expected such a sharp decline. I certainly didn't imagine that it would fall 80% from its highs.