The view
Twilio closed at $211.21 on 13 November 2026, after a share price change of +64.5% over the past year, sitting +9.5% from its 200-day average and 101.2% above its 52-week low. The Intrinsic Value model puts intrinsic value at $41.78 per share, a gap of −80.2% to the price, so the price stands well above the model's valuation. The published 21-session view is nearly flat at +2.04%, with a probability of a rise of 65%. The published 63-session view leans modestly up at +4.61%. The market regime is strong risk-off.
Next month: why the model view is positive
The 21-session view leans up only barely, at +2.04% with a probability of a rise of 65%, which is close to a coin toss. On the supportive side, operating cash flow margin is the highest in five years, and the balance sheet health and profitability readings are also at five-year highs. Against that, volatility sits among the highest in the S&P 500, and strength against its sector is among the lowest. The 200 past situations like today's are history, not a forecast: over the next 21 sessions their median was −0.1%, and 50% of them rose. That history matches the near-neutral lean rather than adding to it.
Next 3 months: model view positive
The 63-session view leans up at +4.61%, with a wide band from −42.8% to +52.1%. It rests on the same improving fundamentals: revenue growth of +19.9%, a cash flow margin at a five-year high, and flows from insiders and block holders that rank high in the S&P 500. The past situations like today's, again history rather than a forecast, returned a median of +2% over 63 sessions, with 54% rising, which agrees mildly with the lean. Both published views point the same way, with the longer one carrying a larger expected move. Chart-pattern readings sit at five-year extremes after a price and volume spike, which can weigh on either horizon.
The long term
The long-term case is mixed. Intrinsic value of $41.78 sits far below the price, a gap of −80.2%, and the price-to-earnings multiple of 36.61 sits at percentile 53 in its sector, near the middle. Price to book is 4.93. Return on equity is 14.9%, and the Piotroski score is 5, a middling reading. The balance sheet is light, with debt to equity of 0.11 at percentile 29 in the sector. Operating cash flow was $1.19B over the past year. The past situations like today's showed a median of −8.4% over the following year, with 43% rising. The near-term views draw on cash flow and operating gains, while the long-term picture is held back by the valuation gap and that weaker history.
How sure we are
Twilio's matured 21-session forecasts matched direction in 59% of 283 cases, which is better than the base rate of about half across all names. Even so, the current 21-session lean is close to neutral at 65%, and its band from −30.8% to +34.9% is very wide. The 63-session band, from −42.8% to +52.1%, is wider still. The history rests on 200 past situations, matched on seven measures rather than on all 597 features. The stock's high volatility and the strong risk-off regime argue for treating both horizons as low-conviction readings. Short-sale volume sits at percentile 71 in the sector.