Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Trade Desk's stock price has dropped by 34% due to warnings from CEO Jeff Green about ongoing tariff uncertainties affecting major advertising clients, potentially leading to a market cap loss of over $12 billion if the decline continues [1] - Trade Desk's focus on large global advertising clients makes it more susceptible to broader economic pressures compared to competitors that rely more on small and medium-sized enterprises [1] - Analysts have expressed concerns about Trade Desk's growth rate slowing down, which is now below Meta's 22% growth rate, indicating that closed platforms may be growing faster than open internet platforms [1] Group 2 - The company expects revenue for the current quarter to reach at least $717 million, aligning with analyst expectations according to LSEG data [1] - Following the announcement of the stock's decline, at least seven analysts have lowered their target prices, bringing the average target price down to $84 [2]