Trade Desk (The) (TTD)

S&P 500 · Communication Services · data since 2016-09-21 · last close 2026-07-24

1d
+2.98%
7d
-6.99%
30d
-2.32%
YTD
-54.45%
1y
-79.66%

Trade Desk (The) (TTD) monthly returns (%)

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2026-20.1-21.5-4.74.0-8.6-16.1-4.4·····
20251.0-40.8-22.2-2.040.3-4.320.8-37.1-10.32.6-21.3-4.0
2024-4.924.82.3-5.212.05.3-8.016.34.99.66.9-8.6
202313.110.48.85.68.910.218.2-12.3-2.4-9.2-0.72.1
2022-24.122.7-18.8-14.9-11.7-19.57.439.3-4.7-10.9-2.1-14.0
2021-4.45.1-19.111.9-19.431.55.9-2.3-12.26.638.1-11.4
20203.66.7-32.851.66.530.511.06.67.89.259.1-11.1
201922.938.50.211.9-10.214.615.6-6.7-23.77.131.1-1.4
20186.016.1-11.83.167.29.7-10.168.36.4-18.115.3-18.5
20177.242.3-11.80.347.3-8.96.4-0.616.17.2-25.5-6.9
2016········-3.0-13.85.64.1
Avg0.010.4-11.06.613.25.36.37.9-2.1-1.010.7-7.0

Values in %. Current and first-listed months are partial (greyed).

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Seasonality — average by calendar month

MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Avg+0.0%+10.4%-11.0%+6.6%+13.2%+5.3%+7.5%+8.0%-2.1%-1.0%+10.7%-7.0%
Win rate60%/1080%/1030%/1070%/1060%/1060%/1078%/944%/940%/1060%/1060%/1020%/10

Win rate = share of positive months / sample size.

Risk & extremes

Max drawdown
-88%
Worst peak-to-trough fall on record
Monthly volatility
±19.8%
Std. dev. of monthly returns
Positive months
55%
Share of completed months in the green
Best month
+68.26%
2018-08
Worst month
-40.75%
2025-02
Longest streaks
8▲ / 5▼
Consecutive up / down months

Drawdown & rolling returns

-87%-43%0%

Percent below the all-time high at each month-end — how far underwater the asset was.

About Trade Desk (The)

Trade Desk (The) turns eyeballs into earnings — with price receipts on this site going back to 2016. And the long game: $100 at its first close here (2016) would be about $619 today.

Did you know?

  • Its best month on record was August 2018 at +68.26%; its worst, February 2025 at -40.75%.
  • It has closed February in the green 8 out of 10 times — calendar astrology, but the fun kind.

Trivia for entertainment — the numbers come from our price data; the jokes don't.