On August 27, ServiceNow rose 3.35% overnight, trading at 129.9 USD/share, with turnover of 53,900 USD.
During the prior regular trading session, Intuit's quarterly forecast missed expectations, dragging the software sector lower broadly. ServiceNow fell over 3% to 122.5 USD, alongside declines in Adobe (-2.1%), Salesforce (-1%), and Palantir (-1.4%). However, after-hours trading saw significant divergence within the systems software sector, as cybersecurity stocks surged — CrowdStrike jumped 9.94% and Palo Alto Networks gained 4.63% — lifting broader sector sentiment and triggering a rebound in ServiceNow.
On the fundamental side, ServiceNow has no company-specific negatives. Bank of America recently raised its price target from 130 to 150 USD, while Wells Fargo lifted its target to 175 USD. Analyst consensus rating stands at Buy with a mean target of 141.21 USD, suggesting the prior decline reflected sector-wide pressure rather than idiosyncratic risk.
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