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Twilio Inc (TWLO)

A research Signal Score of unusual activity and the signals behind it. Not advice, not a prediction, not yet backtested.

Technology· US· www.twilio.com/en-us
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32/100
Low signalSIGNAL SCORE
P(beat S&P 500 · next 20 sessions)51%

Our last 30 days of resolved calls came true 33% of the time.See the track record →

Price
$280.41
1 day
-6.81%
1 week
+3.48%
1 month
+2.89%
1 year
+192.32%
Market cap
$43.7B
Company fundamentals
P/E (TTM)
38.0×
EPS (TTM)
$7.19
Debt / Equity
0.11
Current ratio
4.62
Operating margin
5.2%
Net margin
20.6%
Gross margin
48.5%
Return on equity
14.1%
Revenue growth (YoY)
17.8%

Figures reflect the most recent reported period. Margins, ROE and growth are percentages; Debt/Equity and Current ratio are ratios.

Example trade plan · illustrative risk framework
Entry zone
$276.20–$286.02
Stop-loss (exit)
$252.37 −10%
Target (exit)
$336.49 +20%

A generic 2:1 reward-to-risk example (about a 10% stop and 20% target). Illustrative and educational, not advice. Set your own levels for your risk tolerance.

Why it ranks: factor attribution

Score uses live volume/momentum/breakout signals today; insider buying, short interest, options flow and social velocity layer in as those sources come online. How it works →

Why it's moving: recent catalysts

🤖 The dominant catalyst here is index inclusion (S&P 500 addition), a structural/flow-driven event rather than an earnings or product story, with the other headlines largely incidental. Such index-driven moves often see elevated continuation odds in the near term as passive funds buy, though the effect frequently fades after the rebalance date, so I'd frame continuation over the next few weeks as modestly more likely than not but decaying. Informational only — not financial advice.

Any AI summary is an interpretation of public news, not advice or a price target.