ServiceNow, Inc. Common Stock (NOW)

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SERVICENOW INC (NYSE:NOW) exhibits strong growth, high profitability, and efficient capital use, making it a candidate for quality investors. Its premium valuation may be justified by sustained expansion.

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This may be an opportune time to initiate limited positions in these high-quality, beaten-down stocks.

The rise of "agentic" AI has yet to boost ServiceNow stock or most software makers as monetization ramps slowly. ServiceNow disclosed a new AI financial target Monday.

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