ServiceNow

NOW

Market cap $169B

The software sector has been a meaningful laggard this year, and Baird analysts say plenty of stocks are now on sale.

ServiceNow (NOW) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Stock splits have enjoyed a resurgence in recent years. Historically, this is the province of companies that are firing on all cylinders.

Positioning within the Magnificent 7 was the primary driver of poor security selection and relative underperformance. The Fund's holdings in businesses viewed as key enablers of AI were strong contributors to absolute returns. Consumer internet names benefited from idiosyncratic growth drivers in ecommerce, advertising, and gaming.

ServiceNow's AI control tower and workflow automation offer superior upside compared with Microsoft's diversified model. NOW's YTD decline offers superior upside potential.

ServiceNow deepens its Microsoft integrations, aiming to boost workflow adoption even as guidance reflects tighter federal budgets.

ServiceNow deepens its Microsoft integrations, extending AI governance and workflow reach across Copilot, Foundry, GitHub, and Agent 365.

ServiceNow (NOW) stock could be an attractive purchase at this time. Why is that?

Netflix recently initiated a stock split, and ServiceNow has one coming up. A fast-growing advertising business could morph into a major growth driver for Netflix over time.

ServiceNow (NOW) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.