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The Trade Desk Maintains Walmart Exclusivity Amid Macroeconomic Challenges

Summary

  • Stifel maintains Buy rating and $90 price target for The Trade Desk
  • The Trade Desk remains the sole DSP provider for Walmart in the U.S.
  • Discussions focus on macroeconomic climate, retail media, and the open web
The Trade Desk Maintains Walmart Exclusivity Amid Macroeconomic Challenges

According to a recent report, The Trade Desk, Inc. (NASDAQ:TTD) continues to maintain its position as a leading provider of advertising technology solutions. On August 28, 2025, Stifel reiterated its Buy rating and $90 price target for the company after meeting with its officials at the Stifel 2025 Tech Executive Summit in Deer Valley.

During these discussions, key topics included the current macroeconomic climate, the growing importance of retail media, and the evolving landscape of the open web. Stifel also clarified that The Trade Desk has not lost its exclusivity at Walmart and remains the sole demand-side platform (DSP) provider for the retail giant in the United States.

The Trade Desk specializes in offering digital advertising solutions to marketers, allowing them to plan, manage, and optimize their campaigns across various platforms and channels using the company's self-service, transparent software and cloud-based platform. While the company's potential as an investment is acknowledged, some analysts believe that certain AI stocks may offer greater upside potential and lower downside risk.

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FAQ

The Trade Desk remains the sole demand-side platform (DSP) provider for Walmart in the United States, maintaining its exclusivity agreement.
The discussions covered the current macroeconomic climate, the growing importance of retail media, and the evolving landscape of the open web.
While The Trade Desk is seen as a potential investment, some analysts believe that certain AI stocks may offer greater upside potential and lower downside risk.

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