On November 2, ServiceNow rose 3.01% in Regular Trading, trading at $108.03, with turnover of $497 million.
The move appears tied to a broader recovery in software sentiment, as a higher price target on Microsoft helped support the systems software group after ServiceNow’s sharp post-earnings decline.
Recent background remains cautious. ServiceNow reported third-quarter adjusted EPS of $1.00, below the $1.02 consensus, while revenue of $4.11 billion modestly exceeded expectations. More importantly, fourth-quarter current remaining performance obligations growth guidance of 18.5% disappointed investors, prompting several target-price cuts, including BNP Paribas to $143 from $160. Options activity has also stayed defensive, with large put structures pointing to continued institutional caution even as the stock rebounds intraday.
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