On October 29, Twilio fell 5.03% in Pre-Market Trading, trading near $241.0 per share, with turnover of $3.9715 million.
The latest market-moving backdrop is that the stock weakened ahead of its quarterly results even after several brokerages recently raised their price targets, including Wells Fargo lifting its target to $300 from $275 on October 27.
Recent analyst updates had been constructive: Oppenheimer raised its target to $325 from $275 and said channel checks pointed to broad-based demand across regions and verticals, while BTIG, Stifel, and JPMorgan also increased targets earlier in October. Separately, consensus expectations before the report called for quarterly revenue of about $1.514 billion, up 20.80% year over year, and adjusted EPS of $1.47, up 35.29%. The pre-market fall indicates those supportive target revisions were not enough to stabilize the shares immediately before the earnings release.
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