Wells Fargo lowered its price target for ServiceNow to $185 from $225 while maintaining an Overweight rating, signaling confidence in the company's fundamentals despite near-term caution. The target cut reflects a valuation adjustment rather than a negative outlook, supported by strong Q4 results and solid forward revenue visibility. ServiceNow shares have dropped 28% year-to-date but show signs of being oversold, with the upcoming Knowledge Conference seen as a potential catalyst for re-rating. Investors should watch this event closely as management is expected to highlight AI platform progress and reset expectations.
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ServiceNow is in the early stages of recovery, supported by its evolving business model that extends beyond IT service management to broader enterprise workflows. The company leverages a land-and-expand strategy and has achieved $1 billion in AI annu...
