"Here's the thing about The Trade Desk's upcoming report: the numbers almost don't matter. I mean, they do -- analysts want roughly $841 million in revenue (up from $749 million) and $0.34 per share in earnings (down from $0.59). Management guided for revenue of at least $840 million. But this stock fell after strong reports all 2025 long. The market is in a mood, and even solid numbers are no guarantee of a bullish Street reaction."
"As of Jan. 20, the stock has been setting new 52-week lows regularly. Actually, scratch that -- The Trade Desk is trading at multi-year lows with prices not seen since June 2020. The first earnings season of calendar year 2026 just started, and The Trade Desk's report should drop in early February. Will this report break last year's gloomy pattern, making The Trade Desk a good stock to buy in January?"
The Trade Desk stock has fallen to multi-year lows not seen since June 2020, with new 52-week lows recorded as of Jan. 20. Earnings reports deepened investor gloom in 2025 after the company missed Wall Street's and its own revenue targets in last February's Q4 report, and the stock fell even after strong quarterly results later in 2025. The first earnings season of 2026 has begun and The Trade Desk's report is due in early February. Analysts expect roughly $841 million in revenue and $0.34 in earnings per share, and management guided revenue of at least $840 million. Market sentiment has muted the effect of solid numbers, so narrative signals such as whether a leadership overhaul is working will matter. Existing shareholders may want to hold, while new investors could consider starting a small position.
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