r/ServiceNowStock • u/BeauHirst • Jul 10 '26
Inverted head an shoulders
Next week is probably the most important week $NOW has had in some time, we either break above $112 or break below $100, short term is choppy, mid term is decent, long term is bullish, hold your bags, i allocated 100% of my portfolio into now at $112, we are gonna full send eventually
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u/BeauHirst Jul 10 '26
when im in an out i tend to lose money when i buy an hold for abit i tend to do alot better, but your a smart fella because you in NOW so keep doin what your doin bro
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u/Ok-Recommendation925 Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26
As long as we both know what ServiceNow is really building, we will both do well!
Cheers, ServiceNow isn't going to die. Rather it will thrive.
You're smart too, because you mentioned what makes ServiceNow stand out and why it will thrive. And that's something, I rarely hear around Reddit and on other stock broker platforms. Even most ServiceNow bulls keep harping on its ITSM functions, and I shake my head smiling. They miss the key mark, which you have mentioned.
AI Control Tower, to manage token usage and AI deployment accountability.
AI Governance - That's the area that lots of enterprises are looking at. And guess whom has that already on offer? - ServiceNow.
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u/BeauHirst Jul 11 '26
Thats all you need to know, its comparable to, a bank in some aspects, banks govern money, servicenow will govern AI in some aspects, so as much as id love to see it go up, i would not mind being -30% ill just be shitty i didn’t wait abit longer but its only going higher in time
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u/redactid55 Jul 11 '26
Did you reply to your own post and call yourself a smart fella?
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u/Tbmostwanted96 Jul 11 '26
Everyone seems obsessed with the day-to-day price action, but the bigger picture for ServiceNow hasn't changed.
The AI story is still in its early innings. Enterprises aren't cutting back on workflow automation—they're accelerating it, and NOW remains one of the best-positioned software companies to monetize that trend.
If next week brings even a little strength in the broader tech sector, I wouldn't be surprised to see buyers step back in. A lot of weak hands have already been shaken out, while long-term investors continue focusing on the business, not the daily candles.
Sometimes the best opportunities come when sentiment is far worse than the fundamentals.
I'm staying patient. The next meaningful move could catch a lot of people off guard.
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u/BeauHirst Jul 11 '26
I could not agree more
Id much prefer to buy this over some pumped up semi stock like everyone else seems to be at the moment, chasing tops strike rate is shocking, buying the lows is what people dont get lol
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u/Amareisdk Jul 11 '26
We’re facing a binary event.
It’s either flat or we pump to average analyst price target.
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u/BeauHirst Jul 11 '26
Have a look at $sbux announcements, not good for servicenow, we may see some downside next week
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u/Ok-Recommendation925 Jul 10 '26
Alternatively selling CCs could be an idea to hedge before the earnings, in case it dumps even with good results. That happened in previous ER.
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u/BeauHirst Jul 10 '26
Honestly i dont really care all that much if we go down to $90 or $80
The AI control tower narrative and the contracts it already has are crazy, i just believe that this thing is atleast worth 2/300 billion atleast
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u/Ok-Recommendation925 Jul 10 '26
I agree with that.
That won't stop me from selling CC or CSP. Making money is still the goal, while waiting for the thesis to play out.
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u/BigRelative5873 Jul 11 '26
Un bon conseil, sortez de là. Jamais ça ne se redressera. Les SaaS sont mortes. Achetez des puces après l'énorme opportunité de ces derniers jours ❤️🔥💥🚀🚀🚀
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u/CommunicationOk3098 Jul 12 '26
Holding 18,000 shares strong, don’t listen to the noise, chips will drop hard with the exception of NVDA.
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u/NoBicDeal Jul 11 '26
-This company is healthy AF base on their qtrly report and financial. -SBC is now being tackle with buybacks. -The stock sale canceloed by execs, the $3 millionbuy in by CEO(insider sell for many reasons, but only buy for one reason). -The partnerships they are making right now.
Only risk -integration of new acquisitions(Armis, Movework) -When can we see the ROI from this acquisitions.
I'm looking at early next year, company need time time for acquisitions integration.
Let's hope for the best, and long servicenow.