On November 5, Zeta Global Holdings Corp. fell 5.51% in Regular Trading, trading at $30.315 per share, with turnover of $17.9181 million.

The most relevant backdrop is the company’s upcoming November 9 post-market earnings release, with consensus expecting revenue of $471 million, up 43.52% year over year, adjusted EPS of $0.28, up 51.65%, and EBIT of $92.33 million, up 74.92%. Earlier this week, the stock had risen on those upbeat expectations, but the current move shows shares weakened despite that supportive setup.

Supporting context remains constructive: Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to Buy with a $45 target in October, BofA raised its target to $40, RBC lifted its target to $40 citing Athena and partnership momentum, and Truist raised its target to $38. The company has also announced AthenaOS, plus acquisitions of Senso and Digital Audience, reinforcing its AI and data infrastructure strategy.

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