The Trade Desk (TTD) Plunge 13.84% to 2025 Low Amid Macroeconomic Anxieties, Tech Sector Sell-Off Ahead of Earnings

The Trade Desk (TTD) shares extended their losing streak to three consecutive sessions, with the stock closing 0.20% lower on Thursday. The decline marked a cumulative drop of 13.84% over the past three trading days, pushing the price to its lowest level since April 2025. Intraday data showed a 0.42% dip during the session, reflecting heightened investor caution ahead of a critical earnings report later this month.

Analysts suggest the selloff may stem from broader macroeconomic anxieties and sector-specific headwinds in programmatic advertising. While The Trade Desk has historically benefited from digital ad spending growth, recent market volatility has amplified scrutiny over its recurring revenue model. The stock’s underperformance aligns with a broader tech sell-off, as investors recalibrate expectations amid tightening monetary policy and shifting consumer behavior patterns.

With no significant earnings catalysts or strategic updates in the near term, the stock’s trajectory will likely remain sensitive to macroeconomic signals. Market participants are closely watching for clarity on ad tech spending trends and potential regulatory shifts that could impact the company’s growth trajectory.