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ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) shares climb after Guggenheim says AI pullback overdone

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) shares climb after Guggenheim says AI pullback overdone

ServiceNow, Inc. traded higher Wednesday after Guggenheim’s John DiFucci upgraded the stock. Shares were last at $102.81, climbing 3.6%. The stock opened at $104.00 and hit $104.99 at the high. Volume reached 4.4 million shares as of 9:47 a.m. EDT. The New York Stock Exchange was open for normal trading at the time. Regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. For 2026, the exchange has July 3, a Friday, marked as the Independence Day holiday, rather than July 1.
ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) stock: $9 billion Friday jump puts contract base back in focus

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) stock: $9 billion Friday jump puts contract base back in focus

ServiceNow, Inc. goes into Monday’s pre-core session with a cleaner test than most software stocks: whether Friday’s sharp move priced in a real bookings shift, or just a one-day break from the AI selloff. The stock closed at $98.34 on Friday, up $8.82, or 9.85%, with volume near 27.3 million shares. That was still 53.5% below its 52-week high of $211.48, based on MarketWatch’s listed range.
29 June 2026
UiPath hangs around $10 as traders watch for AI push before annual meeting

UiPath hangs around $10 as traders watch for AI push before annual meeting

UiPath Inc was flat in premarket trading Wednesday, as the automation software stock hovered close to $10. Traders watched for signs on its AI strategy ahead of the company’s annual meeting Thursday. The stock traded at $10.13 as of 9:04 a.m. EDT, down 0.3% in premarket action. Shares ended Tuesday unchanged at $10.16. Volume was 50.8 million, higher than the 65-day average of 33.8 million. The stock has fallen 38.0% in 2024 and 18.5% in the past 12 months.
ServiceNow falls as software shares retreat on Fed-rate concerns

ServiceNow falls as software shares retreat on Fed-rate concerns

ServiceNow shares dropped almost 6% late Wednesday, sliding for a second day as traders dumped software names following the Fed’s first meeting led by Chair Kevin Warsh. Shares last traded at $95.48, with more than 31.8 million shares changing hands. ServiceNow is still valued like a long-term growth stock, so the move made a difference. Rising interest-rate expectations can weigh on these names, since higher yields cut the present value of future earnings.
17 June 2026
ServiceNow Drops as AI Software Stocks Lose Steam

ServiceNow Drops as AI Software Stocks Lose Steam

ServiceNow fell about 6% Wednesday midday, giving up ground as other software stocks also dropped. Shares had bounced back quickly lately, with the workflow software group seen as one of Wall Street's more straightforward AI plays for corporates. The stock last traded at $120.14, down $7.51, or roughly 5.9%. It opened at $127.99 and hit a low of $119.32 earlier. The iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF slipped 4.3%. That was steeper than the SPDR S&P 500 ETF, which dropped 0.7%, and the Invesco QQQ Trust, down 0.4%.
ServiceNow AI move puts pressure on Salesforce

ServiceNow Stock Slips Premarket After Nvidia AI Surge

ServiceNow shares slipped in early premarket moves Tuesday, down 2.17% to $132.91 as shown in a delayed quote on MarketWatch. This comes after the stock rallied 9.24% Monday following Nvidia’s AI news, which had sparked fresh gains in software names that had been under pressure. ServiceNow last finished at $135.86. ServiceNow is in focus as investors debate if artificial intelligence will hurt software subscriptions or drive new demand. NYSE core trading hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. June 2 isn’t listed as a 2026 holiday for the NYSE, so the action happened in the less active period before the official open.
2 June 2026
ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow Stock Gains as Wall Street AI Trade Turns

ServiceNow shares surged Monday in New York, pacing gains in enterprise software as investors bought back into firms viewed as likely AI winners rather than those at risk from the technology. The stock traded at $134.95, up $10.58, or 8.5%. Shares reached as high as $139.10 earlier. More than 35 million shares changed hands so far, an active morning.
ServiceNow Shares Reverse AI Drop, Wall Street Looks for Next Move

ServiceNow Shares Reverse AI Drop, Wall Street Looks for Next Move

ServiceNow shares bounced back hard this holiday-shortened week. Investors went back into enterprise software names after cutting them earlier this year over worries that artificial intelligence would hurt demand for standard workflow tools. ServiceNow shares ended Friday at $124.37, jumping 14.38% for the day. The stock has risen three days running. Over the short trading week, with NYSE shut Monday for Memorial Day, ServiceNow gained 21.8% from last week’s $102.13 close.
ServiceNow Skips Software Drop as Traders Watch

ServiceNow Skips Software Drop as Traders Watch

ServiceNow shares gained Wednesday, outperforming a weak software sector. Investors shrugged off this year’s steep drop and bet on new signals that enterprise demand is holding up. The stock traded at $102.12 in afternoon activity, up around 2.2%. It hit $106.59 earlier. Roughly 28.5 million shares changed hands. Market cap was about $106.2 billion.
ServiceNow AI move puts pressure on Salesforce

ServiceNow Stock Draws Large Institutional Interest, Latest Filings Suggest Change

Institutional buyers stepped up in ServiceNow, with MarketBeat alerts on Monday and Tuesday noting big fourth-quarter stake hikes from Coldstream Capital Management, Glenview Trust, and MMBG Investment Advisors. Shares last traded around $102, valuing the workflow software firm at about $106 billion, according to latest market figures. Timing is an issue as software stocks deal with an AI reset. Investors are weighing which business software vendors might see pricing take a hit as AI picks up more work, and which ones will get more valuable with AI used in everyday business.
26 May 2026
ServiceNow Bounces; Investors Look to Post-Holiday Moves

ServiceNow Bounces; Investors Look to Post-Holiday Moves

ServiceNow is trading above $100 again as the U.S. heads into a long holiday weekend. Investors spent the week reconsidering a tough software debate—does artificial intelligence weigh on the company, or does it mean more to sell? ServiceNow closed Friday at $102.13, gaining 2.45% for the session and trading around 7.4% higher than its May 15 finish. The move was choppy. Shares spiked 8.78% Monday, dropped on Tuesday, climbed Wednesday, fell 3.49% Thursday and then bounced back before the holiday break.
Wall Street’s Top Picks for U.S. Stocks as Yields Stay High

Wall Street’s Top Picks for U.S. Stocks as Yields Stay High

Sellers grabbed control on Wall Street Tuesday, leaving fewer stocks on the day’s “buy” list. Picks leaned on timely themes: Nvidia’s earnings, Dell’s AI hardware push, ServiceNow’s software bounce, and Home Depot holding up better than expected. Stocks are feeling the weight of rising bond yields. Higher yields are a headwind for growth stocks, cutting how much investors are willing to pay for future earnings. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq each posted their third decline in a row as traders waited for Federal Reserve minutes and Nvidia’s earnings later this week.
ServiceNow Draws Attention Ahead of Monday Opening

ServiceNow Draws Attention Ahead of Monday Opening

ServiceNow shares were in focus early Monday in U.S. pre-market, after Friday’s 5.05% jump to $95.07. Investors kept an eye on the workflow-software name as the S&P 500 and Dow both fell on Friday. The last price was $95.07, putting ServiceNow’s market cap near $98.9 billion. NYSE regular hours run 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, so trading had not kicked off. ServiceNow is looking to win back trust after a tough spring for software shares. The stock’s gains on Friday are in play, but investors are also weighing if its AI tools make the platform more needed by clients, or if artificial intelligence threatens the classic way customers buy software.
18 May 2026
ServiceNow Stock Faces Wall Street Test as AI Push Fights ‘SaaSpocalypse’ Fears

ServiceNow Stock Faces Wall Street Test as AI Push Fights ‘SaaSpocalypse’ Fears

ServiceNow Inc. shares fell again on Friday, even after the company spent the week pitching a wider artificial intelligence platform meant to govern and run work across large companies. The stock closed at $91.18, down about 2.6%, while the S&P 500 rose 0.84%. The move matters because investors are still testing the core question around enterprise software: whether AI agents — software that can complete tasks with limited human direction — will help companies such as ServiceNow sell more tools, or cut the need for them. ServiceNow used its Knowledge 2026 event in Las Vegas to argue that AI needs a control layer, not just more apps.
US Stock Market This Week: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Records As Earnings Rally Faces Oil Shock Risk

US Stock Market This Week: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Records As Earnings Rally Faces Oil Shock Risk

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both finished Friday at all-time highs, wrapping up yet another positive week for U.S. equities. Investors shrugged off concerns about inflation, oil, and a more hawkish Fed, with upbeat corporate earnings doing most of the heavy lifting. The Dow dropped on the session, but still managed a gain over the week. This shift carries weight—investors hit May after the market already put up a sharp recovery from earlier pressure. The S&P 500 advanced 0.9% for the week, Nasdaq tacked on 1.1%, Dow picked up 0.5%, and the Russell 2000, which tracks smaller stocks, moved up 0.9%, according to AP market data.
US Stock Market Today After Hours: Nasdaq Tops 25,000 As S&P 500 Hits Record High

US Stock Market Today After Hours: Nasdaq Tops 25,000 As S&P 500 Hits Record High

After markets wrapped up Friday, U.S. stock-index futures showed a mixed picture: Nasdaq 100 futures gained 0.68% and S&P 500 futures edged up just 0.06%, but Dow futures slipped 0.48% in the early after-hours read. Futures trade beyond regular market hours, letting investors gauge sentiment ahead of the next session. After the S&P 500 and Nasdaq set new records—powered by tech stocks and upbeat earnings—Wall Street opened May with solid footing. The Dow lagged, ending in the red, so the rally's breadth didn't quite match the headline highs.
US Stock Market Today: Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Are Hitting Fresh Highs

US Stock Market Today: Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Are Hitting Fresh Highs

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite notched new highs on Friday, carrying forward Wall Street’s April comeback. Apple and software names did the heavy lifting, more than offsetting a slight dip in the Dow. According to Reuters market data, the S&P 500 climbed 0.48% to 7,243.34, the Nasdaq jumped 0.96% to 25,131.26, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.11% to 49,599.01. It’s a pivotal moment: investors are essentially betting that corporate profits will keep propping up the market, even as oil prices climb, tariffs loom, and interest rates turn less favorable. Analysts are now projecting S&P 500 earnings for the first quarter to jump 27.8% from a year ago — that’s the fastest growth since Q4 of 2021, according to LSEG IBES data.
US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Ride Intel Rally as Oil Shock Keeps Dow Under Pressure

US Stock Market Today: Nasdaq Futures Ride Intel Rally as Oil Shock Keeps Dow Under Pressure

Stock-index futures in the U.S. showed a mixed picture before the opening bell Friday. Nasdaq futures jumped, buoyed by Intel, while Dow futures edged lower as oil prices climbed amid deadlocked U.S.-Iran peace talks. At 03:21 ET, Dow futures lost 58 points. S&P 500 futures gained 10, and Nasdaq 100 futures surged 172 points, according to Investing.com. This split is in focus with Wall Street trying to keep an earnings-fueled rally alive, even as rising energy prices drag inflation back into the spotlight. On Thursday, the Dow slipped 0.36%, the S&P 500 shed 0.41%, and the Nasdaq tumbled 0.89%. Out of 123 S&P 500 firms that had reported by Thursday morning, 82.1% beat analyst forecasts, LSEG’s Tajinder Dhillon said.
ServiceNow stock tumbles despite Q1 beat and higher 2026 outlook

ServiceNow stock tumbles despite Q1 beat and higher 2026 outlook

New York, April 23, 2026, 2:04 PM EDT. ServiceNow dropped roughly 18.7% Thursday despite topping first-quarter expectations and bumping up its full-year subscription revenue forecast. Investors homed in on postponed Middle East contracts and renewed questions about the actual impact of artificial intelligence on software. The stock last traded at $83.77 in U.S. afternoon hours.
IBM Earnings Beat Isn’t Enough as AI Fears Slam Software Stocks

IBM Earnings Beat Isn’t Enough as AI Fears Slam Software Stocks

IBM slid around 9.5% early Thursday, despite topping first-quarter expectations—investors remained wary that fresh AI offerings could threaten its software and consulting segments. ServiceNow shares tumbled 17.5%; the iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF dropped 5.6%. The ripple from IBM’s report stretches further than the company itself. As one of the earliest major enterprise software names to post results this season, IBM set the tone: Thursday’s action showed investors are looking for evidence that AI can actually boost software profits, not just drive up demand for chips and data center hardware. Texas Instruments popped 15.9% after delivering a strong forecast. The iShares Semiconductor ETF booked a 2.1% gain, underscoring the split across the tech space.
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