On August 14, Twilio declined 5.14% in regular trading, trading at approximately $237.01/share, with turnover of $150 million. The decline comes amid broad selling pressure across the Internet Services & Infrastructure sector, as the stock pulls back from highs reached following its strong Q2 earnings report released on August 6.

Twilio had surged after reporting Q2 adjusted EPS of $1.47, beating the $1.32 consensus, and revenue of $1.50 billion, above the $1.43 billion estimate, representing approximately 22% year-over-year growth. The company issued Q3 guidance of $1.51-1.52 billion in revenue, well above the $1.47 billion consensus. Morgan Stanley raised its price target to $261, while Stifel upgraded the stock to Buy with a $260 target.

The pullback coincides with sector-wide weakness, with CoreWeave down 2.05%, Cloudflare down 3.50%, Snowflake down 2.81%, Shopify down 2.28%, and MongoDB down 2.59%.

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