June 1, 2026
Elon’s Next Tweet
Featured: Twilio (TWLO) surged 19.36% to $227.54
Editor’s Note: Former tech executive Jeff Brown picked Nvidia in 2016. It’s up 25,155% since. He recommended Bitcoin at $240. It’s up 31,219% since. And he’s been ahead of the curve on Elon Musk’s businesses for over a decade. In fact, he was one of the first to predict SpaceX’s IPO. But today, he says this goes beyond SpaceX. Elon is building something even bigger. And you can get in right now, on the ground floor. Read more below…
Dear Reader,
I’ve been following Elon’s career for decades…
When the mainstream media said Tesla would fail…
I doubled down.
And the stock has risen 1,510% since.
I’ve inspected Elon’s facilities around the country…
And I was one of the first to predict SpaceX’s IPO.
Now, I believe Elon is about to make his latest invention available to the public.
When he does, sales could go through the roof.
And the stock price of one of his critical partners could soar.
I expect Elon to make this announcement any day now. By the end of the month at worst.
But you never know with Elon…
He could post it on X tomorrow.
So there’s very little time to act.
Click here to find out the name of Elon’s critical partner… The company he can’t live without.
Before it’s front page news.
Regards,
Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research
Twilio (TWLO) surged 19.36% to $227.54
Twilio (TWLO) did not just drift higher. On Monday, June 1, 2026, the stock finished at $227.54, up 19.36% on the day, after trading as high as $231.30 and as low as $192.78. Volume was about 7.29 million shares, well above what you typically see on a quiet session.
When a move looks like that, the simplest explanation is often the right one: a large buyer, or a group of large buyers, decided they wanted exposure immediately. That lines up with the description of an influx of institutional buy orders. Not every big up day means long-term conviction, but urgent demand tends to leave a different kind of footprint than a slow grind.
What matters now is not the headline percentage. It is whether TWLO can hold onto a meaningful portion of the gain when the first wave of excitement fades. If sellers show up quickly and the stock gives back a large chunk of the advance in the next few sessions, the move may have been more about forced buying and short covering than new, patient ownership. If dips keep finding buyers and down days stay controlled, that is a healthier signal.
We can’t keep this report public much longer.
We printed 1,000 copies of this report. 688 are gone.
When the last one goes out, we’re pulling it offline – the information inside is too sensitive to leave up indefinitely.
Here’s what’s inside the remaining copies:
This isn’t a newsletter. It’s not evergreen content.
It’s a window. And 688 people already jumped through it.
Small tangent, but useful: after a one-day surge like this, options can get expensive in a hurry. Premiums often stay elevated for a bit because traders stop assuming “normal” daily moves. That can change which strategies make sense for people who want defined risk.
- Hold test: Does TWLO stay firm above the area where the day’s rally accelerated, or does it sink back into the prior range?
- Volume behavior: Does activity remain strong on constructive days, or does it fade immediately?
- Group support: Do software and growth peers also hold strength, or is this a lone stock story?
The market has already voted on “today.” The more important vote is what happens next.
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