Is Twilio a Buy, Sell, or Hold After Its Most Recent Earnings Report?

With the stock down more than 20% just since Thursday's release of its second-quarter results, it would be easy to presume the worst of customer-communications technology company Twilio (NYSE: TWLO). That's a pretty big setback in a short period of time, after all, in an environment that's otherwise been mostly bullish.Perhaps investors are right to steer clear. Or, maybe the market's choosing to come to the wrong conclusion about Twilio's profit guidance. Maybe this steep sell-off is a buying opportunity -- at least, for a particular kind of investor. Let's have a closer look.It's possible that you've heard of Twilio but don't know exactly what it is. In simplest terms, it helps companies automate their digital communications with consumers and customers. From text messaging to call center management to customer-identity verification, Twilio's solutions have become very relevant in the modern mobile era.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool