ServiceNow stock drops as Oppenheimer trims target — what to watch before earnings

ServiceNow slipped 3.3% to $137.95 in afternoon trading Tuesday, following Oppenheimer's cut to its price target—from $230 down to $200—though the firm kept an “Outperform” rating. The stock underperformed the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF, which dropped roughly 2%.

ServiceNow stock slides into Monday: KeyBanc stays cautious as CPI looms

ServiceNow stock slides into Monday: KeyBanc stays cautious as CPI looms

ServiceNow shares dropped 3% on Friday, ending the day at $141.80 and marking a second consecutive decline despite gains in U.S. indexes. The stock underperformed Salesforce and lagged behind Oracle and Synopsys. Trading volume hit 11.7 million shares, surpassing its 50-day average, according to MarketWatch data. This close leaves ServiceNow about 41% shy of its 52-week high of $239.62, reached on Jan. 28 last year.
11 January 2026
ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Weekend Update: What Wall Street Is Watching After the $7.75B Armis Deal, CEO Contract Extension, and Fresh Analyst Targets

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Weekend Update: What Wall Street Is Watching After the $7.75B Armis Deal, CEO Contract Extension, and Fresh Analyst Targets

ServiceNow, Inc. heads into the final trading stretch of the year with investors still digesting a major strategic pivot: a blockbuster cybersecurity acquisition, a growing list of deals across 2025, and new signals from Wall Street about how much of that M&A premium the market is willing to pay. Reuters+1
ServiceNow (NOW) Stock: Weekend Update on Deal-Spree Scrutiny, Fresh Analyst Calls, and What Investors Should Watch Before Monday’s Open

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock: Weekend Update on Deal-Spree Scrutiny, Fresh Analyst Calls, and What Investors Should Watch Before Monday’s Open

ServiceNow, Inc. is heading into the final stretch of 2025 with its stock hovering near the mid-$150s and investors weighing two forces that don’t always play nicely together: an aggressive M&A push and Wall Street’s appetite for clean, repeatable subscription growth. Shares last traded around $153.89 following Friday’s session, with about 5.45 million shares changing hands in thin, post-holiday trade.
28 December 2025
ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Today: Analyst Price Targets, Armis Deal Digest, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Today: Analyst Price Targets, Armis Deal Digest, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

ServiceNow, Inc. stock is heading into the final stretch of 2025 with Wall Street balancing two competing narratives: a year-end equity backdrop still hovering near record territory, and company-specific debate over whether ServiceNow’s cybersecurity expansion—led by its planned Armis acquisition—adds durable growth or introduces execution and financing risk.
ServiceNow (NOW) Stock News & Forecast: Armis Cybersecurity Deal, Analyst Moves, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Session

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock News & Forecast: Armis Cybersecurity Deal, Analyst Moves, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Session

As of 9:31 p.m. ET in New York on Friday, December 26, 2025, U.S. stock exchanges are closed for regular trading. ServiceNow, Inc. finished the day around $153.88 per share, up about 0.85% in a light, post-holiday session—leaving investors to digest a busy stretch of headlines that include a major cybersecurity acquisition, a recent 5-for-1 stock split, and fresh analyst debate about how AI could reshape the enterprise software landscape. Investing.com
ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) Stock News Today: Armis Acquisition, 5-for-1 Stock Split Aftermath, and Wall Street Forecasts as Markets Trade Near Record Highs

ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) Stock News Today: Armis Acquisition, 5-for-1 Stock Split Aftermath, and Wall Street Forecasts as Markets Trade Near Record Highs

New York — Friday, December 26, 2025, 3:01 p.m. ET. U.S. equities are moving cautiously in a thin, post-Christmas trading session, with major indexes hovering near record territory and volume still muted. Reuters described Friday’s tape as largely “catching its breath” after a strong run into the holiday, with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq moving only slightly as traders weigh year-end positioning more than fresh catalysts. Reuters+1
26 December 2025
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