The Trade Desk, Inc.
This company has stood out in digital advertising since its IPO in 2016.
And has consistently driven innovation as the industry evolves.
I’ll show you how much it’s handed investors in the last seven years…
And why I’m convinced it still has more room left to run (despite the incredible gains since 2016… and even if it currently trades at $73 per share).
But for now, the one thing I like about this company — as I’ve said previously about my investments — is its resilience during market downturns.
Despite the see-sawing madness of the last three years, The Trade Desk continues to demonstrate robust growth. And this presents unique trading opportunities if you seek exposure to the $601 billion digital ad landscape.
The Trade Desk leveraged advanced technology and data-driven strategies to position itself as an undisputed leader in the digital advertising ecosystem.
The company’s financials also mirror its consistent growth story and impressive revenue expansion, highlighting its ability to capitalize on new industry trends.
In the last quarter, it delivered a $493 million revenue, accelerating growth to 25%.
But it’s not just the growth story that investors love.
The Trade Desk’s global footprint and diversified clientele signal rare stability in this increasingly challenging market environment.
For example, 119,484 companies are using the Trade Desk.
And here’s what the clientele distribution looks like per industry…
That’s a very healthy distribution. And it explains (in part) why the company is growing 3x faster than the entire $601 billion digital advertising industry.
But The Trade Desk isn’t resting on its laurels. Its foray into emerging technologies, such as connected TV (CTV) and programmatic audio, underscores its commitment to staying at the forefront of digital advertising trends.
Additionally, strategic partnerships and acquisitions aimed at enhancing its market share position the company for sustained growth in the years ahead.
As digital advertising grows exponentially, The Trade Desk’s ability to adapt to evolving consumer behaviors and preferences (coupled with its technological innovations) could fuel further growth and create exciting profit opportunities.
A $1,000 investment after the company’s IPO in October 2016 would now be worth $23,290. That’s a 2,230% return, or a nearly 56% annualized return.
But my research convinces me it still has more room to run. This is partly because Statista forecasts digital ad spend will hit $965 billion by 2028…
And The Trade Desk looks poised to take a nice chunk of the cash flow.
I wouldn’t encourage you to be overly optimistic in your assessment.
Because despite its upward trajectory, The Trade Desk (like any investment) has risks. Market volatility, regulatory changes, and evolving consumer preferences could impact its growth trajectory in the months and years ahead.
So, level-headedness remains key.
Still, from what I’ve seen from this company since its IPO in 2016…
I can conservatively project a 20% – 30% return over the next 2-3 months.
For more insight, including risk assessment and how to capitalize on the company’s upside potential, see our strategy for opportunities like this.
Wishing you many blessings this Christmas,