TTD isn’t a Turn Around Story

u/Historical_Flow3890 · Reddit — r/stocks · February 02, 2026 at 22:43 · ⬆ 1 pts · 💬 14 comments  | View on Reddit ↗
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Author turns bearish on Trade Desk (TTD), arguing Amazon's cheaper ad product, CEO insider selling, CFO turnover, and margin pressure mean the stock remains overvalued.

TTD — SHORT The author is bearish on Trade Desk (TTD), arguing Amazon's competing ad product is priced about 80% cheaper and will take clients, forcing TTD to lower margins. They also cite CEO Jeff Green's share sales without buybacks and three CFO changes in under a year as governance red flags. The claimed catalyst is competitive pressure and margin compression, leading the author to believe TTD remains overvalued. The stated risk is that the author could be wrong and this could be a tailwind for TTD.

So CEO sucks, mote is dying, margins will compress, higher PE than Amazon, leading me to believe TTD is still overvalued.

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Bearish TTD on Amazon competition, insider selling, margin risk
The author is bearish on Trade Desk (TTD), arguing Amazon's competing ad product is priced about 80% cheaper and will take clients, forcing TTD to lower margins. They also cite CEO Jeff Green's share sales without buybacks and three CFO changes in under a year as governance red flags. The claimed catalyst is competitive pressure and margin compression, leading the author to believe TTD remains overvalued. The stated risk is that the author could be wrong and this could be a tailwind for TTD.
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