Three reasons why the AI ​​stock could make a comeback in 2025

After the bleakness this year Trade station (NASDAQ: TTD)shareholders hope to reprogram the narrative in the second half of 2025. The stock fell 47% in 52 weeks in amid wider market turmoil, although the Advertising Technology (ADTECH) pioneer continued to generate impressive growth.

As the long-term outlook for the Trade Station remains as strong as ever, the recent weakness may be the buying opportunity for investors. The company's efforts to integrate more artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are positioning it to capture a larger share of the estimated $1 trillion advertising market.

These are three reasons why trading table stocks can make a large comeback.

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As people become increasingly connected to media content, every digital interaction has the potential to profit. Trade Station is leveraging this evolving industry landscape through its leading demand-side platform (DSP), enabling advertisers to manage data-driven advertising campaigns in a variety of formats and devices, including mobile devices and connected TVs (CTVs).

By processing more than 13 million impressions per second, the AI-powered Kokai ecosystem allows ad buyers to target audiences, using real-time data to optimize ad spending based on consumer behavior patterns, thereby identifying high-value marketing opportunities. Ease of use and system effectiveness make Trading Station the preferred solution for major brands and agents.

While CTV remains a high-growth market and streaming video services offer more advertising funding options, Trade Station is also expanding into new verticals including retail media. The ability to leverage first-party data to leverage its AI capabilities has positioned Trade Station as a leader in providing innovative high-impact advertising solutions.

In the first quarter, the Trade Table reported revenue of $616 million, up 25% year-on-year, well above Wall Street's estimate of $574 million. Its adjusted earnings per share (EPS) was 27% higher than the previous year, and also surpassed expectations at its $0.33.

Jeff Green, founder and CEO of Trade Station, calls the new AI tool and provides a "game changer" for advertising performance metrics, indicating that the company is just starting to start with a wide range of operational momentum and growth in all geographic locations and channels.

The result helped to discard the concerns posed by the rare fourth-quarter property mistake, attributed to certain setbacks as the company upgraded its CTV interface technology, which led to the stock's underperformance in the 2024 climax.

Despite these stumbling blocks, the Trade Taiwan is ready to grow and improve profitability. In 2025, Wall Street analyst program revenue increased by 17% and earnings per share increased by 6% (EPS). The trend is expected to be even stronger next year, with revenue expected to grow by 18.3% and earnings per share up 20.5%.

The company's fundamentals were secured with a solid balance sheet and supported by $1.7 billion in cash protests against zero financial debt. The flexible macroeconomic environment should support advertising needs as a trade Taiwan stock in the second half of this year.

Metric system

2025 Estimates

2026 Estimates

Revenue (billions of dollars)

$2.86

$3.39

Revenue Growth (YOY)

17%

18.3%

Earnings per share (EPS)

$1.76

$2.12

EPS Growth (YOY)

6%

20.5%

Source: Yahoo Finance. Yes = year-on-year.

Since the beginning of this year, the silver lining for the Taiwan Stock Exchange stocks is that their valuations have been reset to a more reasonable level. The stock trades at a 42-fold earnings per share in 2025, which is a forward price (P/E) ratio, much lower than the average earnings multiple of nearly 200 times in 2024. The valuation looks even more compelling, with the year-long forward P/E ratio falling by one year in 2026.

This shift reflects the company's scale-up, as well as a more efficient cost structure, resulting in more sustainable and profitable growth. Now, it may be an ideal time for investors to buy stocks from the Trade Desk, which is well-stocked and can exceed expectations as it expands into new international markets and expands its ADTECH coverage.

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I predict that the Trading Taiwan stock can rebound sharply as upcoming quarterly results confirm its operational excellence and financial strength. For investors looking to get exposure to advanced topics in AI and next-generation advertising technology, the stock represents an excellent choice for a diversified portfolio.

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