What top creators are saying about ServiceNow, Inc.(NOW)

Core SaaS revenue growing at ~20% with its newly acquired cybersecurity offering growing near 100%, supporting a price target range of $175 to $200.

Accumulated as a high-quality enterprise software leader during broad narrative-driven selloffs and software sector dislocations.

Trading up 2-5% premarket amid rotational buying into software.

Ranked among top retail sells as investors reduced software holdings in August

Broke out above $139–$140 resistance, establishing a path toward targets of $160 and potentially $180.

Staging a strong recovery as market fears over AI-driven seat compression subside, with AI acting as a growth catalyst rather than a replacement.

Well-positioned as a core enterprise software holding to compound at 10% to 15% annually toward $175–$200 by embedding AI LLMs into proprietary enterprise workflow data.

Rebounding as generative AI proves additive to enterprise platforms with high switching costs and sticky enterprise data.

Showing strong rebound momentum as fears that generative AI would displace established enterprise software begin to recede.

Positions initiated following steep valuation pullbacks driven by AI disruption fears, presenting selective value in established enterprise workflow platforms.

Rose 2% as healthy simultaneous trading with hardware confirms robust enterprise demand.

Highlighted with a price target move from 80 to 125.

Transitioning SaaS billing structure to agentic AI usage, establishing a strong economic moat.

Successfully transitioning business model toward AI agent usage-based monetization.

Beat expectations and saw stock rise, buoyed by SaaS earnings strength and enterprise prioritization of security and governance.

Having a good day and offering relative resilience during market panics due to a strong earnings compounding profile.

Fundamentally strong business showing solid growth, though suppressed in the short term by sector-wide SaaS and AI bearish narratives.

Showed relative resilience during the broader market sell-off.

Pulled back due to macro sentiment despite solid growth and a strategic push into cybersecurity through the Armis acquisition, compressing forward multiples and presenting value.

Showed high volatility around earnings with a sharp reversal; the speaker flipped to go long after observing price action and gap fill.

Demonstrated strong enterprise software demand, beating revenue and EPS estimates with robust subscription growth and margin performance.

Legacy SaaS company facing valuation pressures and trading at mid-single-digit revenue multiples amid fears of AI disruption.

ServiceNow posted 23% year-over-year subscription revenue growth, raised guidance, beat EPS estimates, and saw AI ACV pass the $1 billion run rate, proving enterprise software resilience.

Bullish, with strong earnings beating guidance and demonstrating that entrenched enterprise workflows remain robust.

Suffered downward pressure alongside other software stocks following cautious commentary regarding enterprise IT budgets shifting away from workflow software toward cybersecurity.

Bellwether for software earnings; high-risk event after last quarter's 15% drop.

Identified as a key company reporting during a pivotal bullish earnings week.

Acting as a 'flight to safety' asset, turning positive while semiconductors remained negative.

Market is punishing the stock as capital flows out of B2B software and into AI hardware.

Viewed as a 'steal' due to the moat of enterprise software and the potential of 'Agentic AI' to expand TAM.

Demonstrating relative strength as investors shift focus toward applied AI and business outcomes.

Impacted negatively by IBM's poor performance signals regarding corporate IT budgets.

High-quality software name considered a buying opportunity during temporary price drops.

Part of the software group benefiting from recent capital rotation.

Showing resilience and 'green shoots' during the hardware rotation.

Significant pullback as cash flow rotated into hardware assets.

High switching costs make it sticky for enterprise clients, supporting a short-term oversold bounce.

Showing strength and picking up as capital rotates from hardware to software.

Showing resilience and 'sympathy bounces' during a rotation into software.

Software sector laggard compared to hardware; risk from 'closed' software model pricing.

High-quality business benefiting from AI onboarding; currently expensive but a strong buy if it hits the target price range.

Facing heavy selling but viewed by some as fundamentally undervalued compared to historical growth.

Positioned as a 'picks and shovels' play in AI through its AI Control Tower, helping enterprises manage multiple models.

Currently held as an active position in the portfolio.

Part of the software sector sell-off as market favors hardware over SaaS.

Struggled to participate in the market rally and traded lower after hours.

Bullish outlook as lower model costs benefit software orchestration layers.

Facing pressure due to fears that LLMs will disintermediate traditional SaaS business models.

Facing headwinds as investment capital shifts from software to hardware infrastructure.

Reportedly facing budget constraints due to the high cost of running large-scale AI models, driving a trend toward smaller, more efficient models.