There is a little uh discussion about the consumer today. We had some downgrades of PayPal, downgrades of Instacart. We haven't mentioned the downgrade of Apple out of Jeffre to underperform. >> I think we ought to go over the downgrade of app.Look, I think the Instacart those are those weren't great. I mean, I look at that and again I say, well, you know, this is what people are saying and it's it's getting a little tiresome. I do think that every time you bet against the consumer, it doesn't work.uh Apple ...

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Group 1: Rocket Companies, Inc. (RKT) - Rocket Companies, Inc. has officially broken out, and the CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management is staying long on the stock [1] - Shares of Rocket Companies rose 1% to close at $21.11 on Thursday [6] Group 2: Delta Air Lines, Inc. (DAL) - Delta Air Lines reaffirmed its earnings outlook for the September quarter and full year 2025, previously provided on July 10, 2025 [2] - Delta Air shares fell 1.6% to close at $60.44 on Thursday [6] Group 3: Teck Resources Limited (TECK) and Anglo American - Teck Resources and Anglo American will merge to form Anglo Teck, a global critical minerals company and one of the world's top five copper producers [3] - The merged group will be headquartered in Canada and is expected to provide investors with more than 70% copper exposure [3] - Teck Resources shares gained 3% to settle at $41.66 during the session [6] Group 4: Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) - Tesla's Model Y L deliveries will not take place until November 2025, indicating a shortage of units for the rest of September and all of October [4] - Tesla shares gained 6% to close at $368.81 on Thursday [6]

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Group 1: Company Performance - Trade Desk Inc (TTD) shares experienced a 37% decline in value over the past month, but are currently rebounding with a 5.15% increase to $55.36 [1][4] - For Q2, Trade Desk reported revenue of $694 million, representing a 24% year-over-year increase, which exceeded analyst expectations [3] - The company has provided an optimistic Q3 forecast of at least $717 million and boasts a customer retention rate of over 95% [3] Group 2: Market Sentiment and Competition - The recent sell-off was triggered by cautious analyst revisions, including a notable downgrade from Bank of America, despite strong earnings [1] - Wall Street is increasingly concerned about competitive pressures from tech giants, particularly Amazon, which reported a 23% revenue growth in its advertising division [2] - Reports indicate that Walmart may be distancing itself from Trade Desk's platform, further amplifying market anxiety [2] Group 3: Stock Information - Trade Desk shares have a 52-week high of $141.53 and a 52-week low of $42.96 [4] - The current trading price of $54.90 allows for fractional share purchases, enabling investors to buy portions of stock [5]

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