TTDU: +54% Rally in T-REX 2X Long TTD Daily Target ETF Following TTD Earnings Beat

Key Takeaways

• TTDU — the T-REX 2X Long TTD Daily Target ETF — rose roughly 54% over the last 30 days, moving from a $9.96 close on October 13, 2026, to about $15.30 recently and amplifying gains in The Trade Desk.
• The advance followed The Trade Desk's third-quarter results, which topped consensus estimates on revenue and earnings while including an expanded share-repurchase program and improved guidance.
• Because TTDU targets 200% of The Trade Desk's daily return, single-day moves in the underlying stock translate into roughly double the move in the fund, in either direction.
• Over the last quarter the fund showed high volatility, dropping to a low near $9.10–$9.54 in late September and early October before recovering.
• Leveraged daily-target funds are built for short-term trading horizons, and daily rebalancing can cause multi-day returns to differ from a simple 2x multiple.
• For additional context on valuation and expectations, review the fund's Price Targets, Earnings, and Forecast pages.
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T-REX 2X Long TTD Daily Target ETF (TTDU) Overview and Market Position

TTDU is an exchange-traded fund sponsored by REX Shares in partnership with Tuttle Capital Management. Launched in September 2025 and listed on Cboe BZX, it was the first U.S.-listed 2x leveraged ETF tracking The Trade Desk. The fund aims for investment results, before fees and expenses, that correspond to 200% of the daily performance of The Trade Desk's Class A common stock and carries a stated management fee of approximately 1.50%.

The Trade Desk (TTD) operates a global advertising technology platform that lets ad buyers plan, manage, optimize, and measure data-driven digital campaigns across connected TV, display, audio, native, and other formats. Investors view TTDU as a high-beta, short-term trading vehicle for expressing a leveraged view on The Trade Desk and the broader digital-advertising sector. The fund's 1-for-10 reverse stock split, effective after the close on August 21, 2026, reflects the cumulative price decline since launch.

T-REX 2X Long TTD Daily Target ETF (TTDU) Stock Price Performance: Last 30 Days vs. Quarter

Over the last 30 days, TTDU moved from a $9.96 closing price on October 13, 2026, to roughly $15.30 in the most recent session — a gain of about 53.6%. The fund's last completed daily close before that stood at $16.17, reflecting a brief intraday pullback after the sharp advance. By comparison, The Trade Desk's own shares rose roughly 31% over the same period, showing how TTDU's 2x daily objective magnified the underlying move.

The last quarter presented a more turbulent picture. After the August reverse split, the fund traded near $13, climbed to a September 3 high near $15.84, then fell through late September and early October to a low near $9.10–$9.54. The early-November earnings-driven surge lifted TTDU back into the $15–$16 range. In net terms the fund finished modestly higher over the quarter, though that masks a deep drawdown followed by a sharp recovery.

What Drove TTDU Stock Price in the Last 30 Days

The main catalyst came from The Trade Desk's third-quarter 2026 earnings report, released after the market close on November 9, 2026. Revenue of approximately $736 million — down 0.5% year over year — still exceeded the roughly $651 million consensus estimate, while non-GAAP earnings of $0.33 per share beat the $0.25 estimate and adjusted EBITDA of $266 million topped expectations. Management guided fourth-quarter revenue to at least $755 million and adjusted EBITDA to at least $280 million, and announced an additional $731 million buyback authorization, bringing total repurchase capacity to $1 billion.

The underlying stock jumped about 21% in extended trading and rose 15.47% to $14.93 on November 9 before continuing higher, prompting at least five analysts to raise their price targets. TTDU's daily 2x objective turned those single-day surges into larger gains for the fund. Customer retention above 95% for more than a decade and product momentum around the Kokai Zuma platform with agentic AI capabilities supported the positive sentiment. I also checked this using Tickeron’s AI Screener to see how the stock compares to others in the industry.

What Drove TTDU Stock Performance Over the Last Quarter

The quarter's broader story focused on whether The Trade Desk could slow its growth deceleration and restore profitability. The company entered the period after an August earnings report that disappointed investors, with revenue turning roughly flat year over year while net income and margins compressed. That backdrop pushed the underlying stock — and by extension the leveraged TTDU — toward multi-month lows near $9.10–$9.54 in early October.

The November earnings beat, conservative-but-stronger guidance, cost-reduction efforts, and expanded buyback signaled a potential inflection, triggering a rapid re-rating. Still, analysts noted that the headline beat included non-recurring benefits from a strategic partner and elevated political ad spending, leaving questions about the durability of underlying growth. As a leveraged daily-reset fund, TTDU also reflects the compounding and volatility decay inherent to its structure over multi-week periods.

TTDU Stock Forecast Drivers: What Investors Should Watch Next

Looking ahead, several factors will shape TTDU's path. First, whether The Trade Desk delivers on its fourth-quarter guidance of at least $755 million in revenue and $280 million in adjusted EBITDA, with the next earnings report expected in February 2027. Second, adoption of AI-driven products such as Kokai Zuma and Audience Unlimited, and the rollout of the expanded Netflix data integration beginning in November 2026. Third, the sustainability of recent cost savings from the September restructuring and whether political advertising — a mid-single-digit contributor to sales — normalizes after the election cycle. Macroeconomic conditions affecting digital ad budgets, competitive pressure from larger platforms, and analyst price targets clustered near current levels complete the list of key items to monitor. As a leveraged instrument, TTDU carries the added risk that daily reset and volatility decay can erode returns over longer holding periods.

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