Posted on 11/04/2022 7:05:14 AM PDT by qwerty1234
Twilio (NYSE:TWLO) shares lost more than a quarter of their value in premarket trading on Friday after the communications software company held its analyst day and reported third-quarter results and issued a weaker-than-expected forecast, prompting several firms to downgrade the stock.
RBC analyst Rishi Jaluria lowered his rating on Twilio (TWLO) to sector perform from outperform and cut the price target to $55 from $110, noting that the "disappointing" analyst day and weak guidance left RBC "unable to defend the long-term story."
"On balance, the quarter and analyst day effectively went against the bull case on the stock," Jaluria wrote in a note to clients. "We believe Twilio has good technology and is playing in a large market, but increasingly appears in need of a turnaround."
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I imagine we won’t heard from them other than an out of business notice.
Sounds pretty much like it or an Indian guy pretending to be “Bob” in coustomers relations.
Relax, wasn’t bustin’ on you, but on the inane corporate jargon salad.
Customer relations, probably an Indian guy pretending to be “Bob” and says “How can I help you” and “let me send you to another department” until you hang up.
We used Twilio as our phone system that was tied into our ticket system in the Help Desk. Our previous phone system was better.
We would have random disconnects during calls, it told us fewer things unless the company paid more. We could not even see how many callers were on hold. That was an extra charge.
Stock was $394 and now around $42 in less then a year and a half. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TWLO?p=TWLO
The shorts are feasting
Thank you.
Some one told me what’s up does that
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