auf Vermutungen basierend
https://www.fool.de/2021/02/04/...iefgehen-koennen/?rss_use_excerpt=1Das Wachstum von The Trade Desk ist in den letzten Quartalen sowieso schon nicht übermäßig stark gewesen. Der Werbespezialist konnte im letzten, dritten Quartal beispielsweise den Umsatz im Jahresvergleich um 32 % auf 216,1 Mio. US-Dollar steigern. Das ist jetzt nicht unbedingt der Wahnsinn.
Sollte sich das Wachstum entsprechend verlangsamen, so wäre das ein Indikator dafür, dass diese Erfolgsgeschichte zumindest pausieren wird.....
englisch dagegen deutlich positiver:
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/...ock-wow-investors-again-2021-02-01"In fact, the digital ad market will see explosive growth in the coming years with global spend rising 58% from 2020 levels to reach $526 billion by 2024, according to eMarketer. What's more, the U.S. CTV market -- a core part of The Trade Desk's growth strategy -- is expected to expand even faster with ad spend surging 126% over the same period. These trends should be powerful growth drivers for The Trade Desk's business.
The Trade Desk is gaining market share
During turbulent times, great companies find a way to separate themselves from the pack, and that's exactly what happened with The Trade Desk last year. During the company's most recent earnings call in Nov. 2020, CEO Jeff Green noted the company likely gained more market share in the first three quarters of 2020 than any other period in the company's history.
But The Trade Desk's ability to execute is nothing new. Over the last three years, the company has easily outperformed larger rivals Alphabet and Facebook, growing revenue and free cash flow more quickly....
Unlike those advertising giants, The Trade Desk does not own content platforms, and the company works strictly with ad buyers.....
But the company currently trades at sky-high valuation multiples -- 51 times sales and 262 times earnings -- so the slightest bit of bad news could send the stock into a tailspin...."