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Trade Desk Shares Rise as Amazon Faces FTC Lawsuit
Shares of Trade Desk (TTD) are rising after media reports said the Federal Trade Commission and more than 20 states plan to sue Amazon.com (AMZN), alleging the company manipulated the prices businesses paid to advertise on its platform. The suit claims Amazon secretly raised the minimum price advertisers had to pay to promote their products, FTC officials said, causing advertisers to incur billions of dollars in higher costs. Shares of Trade Desk gained almost 2% in afternoon trading, while Amazon has dropped over 3%.
Trade Desk Shares Rise 1.29% to $13.74
Cboe data suggests bullish flow in Trade Desk (TTD), with shares up 18c, or 1.29%, near $13.74. Options volume relatively light with 41k contracts traded and calls leading puts for a put/call ratio of 0.36, compared to a typical level near 0.52. Implied volatility (IV30) is higher by 1.2 points near 51.91,in the bottom quartile of the past year, suggesting an expected daily move of $0.45. Put-call skew flattened, suggesting a modestly bullish tone.
The Trade Desk Launches Kokai Zuma Platform
The Trade Desk introduced Kokai Zuma, the new release of its Kokai platform. "Kokai changed the way digital media is bought and sold programmatically, and Zuma builds on that foundation, making our platform faster, simpler and smarter," said Jeff Green, founder and CEO, The Trade Desk. "AI is helping our customers move faster than ever, while making measurement more intuitive and actionable. We've listened closely to our users about what they need to navigate an increasingly fragmented digital media ecosystem, and Zuma brings those learnings into Kokai. We're continuing to build the platform that advertisers deserve - one that removes friction from the work, puts agentic AI to practical use and gives them a clearer view of the outcomes their media dollars are driving."
Tech Weakness Weighs on S&P 500 and Nasdaq
Fragile sentiment in the tech space weighed on broader indices as S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite begin the final full week of August with a loss. Semiconductors and memory stocks were the hardest hit on Monday as investors digest capital return announcement from Samsunglate last week, fret about press reports that Nvidiahas flagged price hikes, and also position for Nvidia earnings, PCE inflation, and Fed Chair Wash speech at Jackson Hole this week. Technology and Industrials were the worst-performing sectors in the benchmark index. In turn, Consumer Defensive names outperformed, with traders rotating into discount retail giants that fell out of favor last week on disappointing results - Walmartwas up 2.7% and Costcowas up 2.5%. Credit Services was also strong as Visaand Mastercardboth gained over 3% on Monday.In the opening hour of the evening session index futures are a little changed - S&P e-minis and Nasdaq 100 contracts are just above 7,670 and 29,100 respectively. In commodities, WTI Crude Oil continues to trade in a narrow band in the mid-$80s. Precious metals however have sustained their furious rebound - Gold prices were at 3-month highs near $4,740 and Silver is targeting a breach above $70 per ounce.Check out this evening's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Kura Oncologyup 6.3% after insider buyHerc Holdingsup 1.5% after insider buyVistraup 0.9% after insider buyBoeingup 0.4% after $131B USAF contractDOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Gorilla Technologydown 9.0%PicS N.V.down 2.7%ALSO LOWER -Daqo New Energydown 1.9% after Goldman Sachs downgradeTrade Deskdown 1.0% after mixed shelf offering
Trade Desk Files Automatic Mixed Securities Shelf
Trade Desk files automatic mixed securities shelf
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