Table I (Non-Derivative Securities)
- Sale : 12,922 shares
- Average Sale Price: $104.09 (weighted average/VWAP)
- Total Value: 12,922 * $104.09 β $1,344,998
- Post-Transaction Direct Holdings: 220,383 shares
- Indirect Holdings: None reported
- 10b5-1 Plan Used? Yes (sales executed under a 10b5-1 trading plan)
π Summary
Shipchandler Khozema, Chief Executive Officer and Director at TWILIO INC (TWLO), sold 12,922 shares on October 03, 2025, at an average price of $104.09, realizing proceeds of about ~$1,344,998. After the transaction, they now hold 220,383 direct shares; no indirect holdings were reported. For retail traders, this is a neutral-to-slightly-bearish event: scheduled 10b5-1 plan sales for routine liquidity, not an immediate negative signal.
π Interpretation
- Type: Comp-related (executed under a 10b5-1 trading plan)
- Disposition: Shares were sold (disposed) as reported β not held following the reported transactions
- Size Context: The sale of 12,922 shares represents roughly ~5β6% of the pre-sale position (small-to-moderate tranche), consistent with routine liquidity/profit-taking rather than a large divestiture.
- ATH Metric: Historically TWLO traded substantially higher at its multi-year/all-time highs (hundreds of dollars per share in the 2020β2021 peak) and substantially lower at earlier lows; the reported sale price (~$104) is well below the historical all-time high and well above historical lows, so the trade did not occur near an ATH or ATL and does not appear opportunistically timed relative to those extremes.
- Outlier Check: Not unusually large relative to an executive-level holding and typical 10b5-1 plan sales; appears consistent with planned program activity rather than an outlier event.
π Bullish or Bearish?
Decide: Neutral β Slightly Bearish
Neutral β Slightly Bearish. The filing shows clear net sales executed under a 10b5-1 plan (code S, disposition D), indicating scheduled liquidity rather than a sudden discretionary dump; the size is modest relative to the insider's remaining stake and the data are complete for the reported trades.
Cluster activity cannot be determined from this filing alone.
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Bottom Line (Retail Takeaway)
This transaction looks like routine profit-taking executed under a 10b5-1 plan rather than a bearish signal. For retail traders, itβs noise, not a tradeable event β not worth short-/mid-term action unless corroborated by coordinated sales from multiple senior insiders or material company news.