Bank of America has reinstated coverage of ServiceNow with a Buy rating and set a price target of $130, highlighting the company's strong position as an AI beneficiary in enterprise workflow software. Despite a 36% drop in ServiceNow's stock year-to-date, the firm believes its Now Platform is well-positioned to capitalize on autonomous AI agents managing IT, employee, and customer workflows. This contrasts with Salesforce, which received an Underperform rating, as Bank of America views ServiceNow's workflow moat as more durable. ServiceNow's recent financials show strong revenue growth and increasing AI monetization, supporting a bullish outlook despite market volatility and valuation concerns.
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ServiceNow's stock is set for its best day in over a year following Bank of America's reinstatement of coverage with a buy rating and a $130 price target. This rally comes after a recent earnings report had previously dragged down the software sector...
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