Rothschild Redburn starts TTD coverage with Sell and $11 target
May 28, 2026, 8:46 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A new Sell rating with an $11 PT implies substantial downside (~50%), plus deteriorating technicals and weak quality metrics, likely pressuring TTD stock in the near term as investors reassess fundamentals.
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Rothschild Redburn started coverage on The Trade Desk with a Sell rating and an $11 target, implying about 50% downside. The note argues TTD is losing competitive ground within a limited supply-chain link and faces take-rate compression not reflected in consensus. Weaker momentum and low quality metrics corroborate the bearish setup.
Rothschild Redburn initiates TTD coverage with Sell and $11 target.
Take-rate compression and market-share threats cited as catalysts.
Edge rankings show weak momentum and low quality metrics.
TTD trades near $22.29; down ~70% YoY and ~41% YTD.
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