Stock Drops

• The Trade Desk ha riportato ricavi per il primo trimestre 2026 pari a 688,86 milioni di dollari, con un aumento del 12% su base annua, superando le stime di consenso di 678 milioni di dollari. • L'EBITDA rettificato ha raggiunto i 206 milioni di dollari con un margine del 30%, in calo rispetto al 34% del primo trimestre 2025, mentre l'EPS rettificato di 0,28 dollari è rimasto al di sotto della previsione di 0,32 dollari. • Le azioni sono scese dell'1,75% a 23,08 dollari il 7 maggio, registrando ora un calo del 77,62% rispetto al massimo di 52 settimane di 91,45 dollari, mentre il CEO Jeff Green ha citato complessità macroeconomiche.

• Tesla's stock fell 3.2% on April 26 after the company reported first-quarter global deliveries of 389,000 vehicles, missing consensus expectations of 410,000 units and marking the weakest quarterly performance in two years. • Management attributed the shortfall to supply chain disruptions at the Berlin and Texas Gigafactories, as well as slower-than-anticipated demand in European and Chinese markets, particularly for the Model 3 and Model Y lineup. • The miss reignites concerns about Tesla's ability to sustain its 50% annual growth target and prompted three major brokerages to lower 2026 earnings forecasts by 8–12%, citing heightened competition from legacy automakers' EV offerings.

• Adobe's CEO announced his resignation on March 13, 2026, causing the stock to plunge 7.6% in U.S. trading on Friday amid renewed skepticism over its AI initiatives. • The S&P 500 fell 0.6% to around 6,632, with Nasdaq Composite down 0.9%, pressured by oil prices near $100 per barrel from Iran tensions. • This leadership change revives investor concerns about Adobe's competitiveness in AI tools against rivals like OpenAI integrations in competitors.

Adobe shares fell 5.4% on March 13, 2026, even after exceeding Wall Street's sales and profit estimates for the quarter. Investors reacted negatively to the software maker's forecast for recurring subscription revenue, which underwhelmed expectations amid competitive pressures in creative software. The drop underscores concerns over growth sustainability in tech amid macroeconomic headwinds. Adobe's outlook may influence sentiment for other SaaS companies reporting soon.