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NOW, swing trade set up!NYSE:NOW A video for all my subscribers, as you can see I added NOW to my swing trading portfolio and honestly in my humble opinion based on the facts in the charts Its telling me its at a good spot to inch in for a long position looking for 10-15% bounce and dip out. If your new I would recommend to go watch that deep dive analysis video I posted on NOW. we go over all the ins and outs of the chart! This is not financial advice, I'm just showing you what I'm doing.
NYSE:NOWLong
by JuvenalGomez
5
The time is NOWWe are currently at 2023 support, this level blasted NYSE:NOW to ATH, i don't see why we cant visit it again. Waiting for a break out of the channel. Should it respect this area of support, i'll wait for a bounce and retest before entering. TP1: $137 TP2: $175 TP3: $193 TP4: $211 ServiceNow develops enterprise workflow and AI automation software used across: * IT operations * Customer service * HR workflows * Cybersecurity operations * Enterprise AI agents & automation The company is positioning itself as the operating system for enterprise workflow automation and AI-driven productivity. Key advantages: * Deep enterprise integration and high switching costs * Large recurring subscription revenue base * Strong AI monetisation opportunity * Expanding platform across multiple business functions Revenue comes primarily from recurring software subscriptions and enterprise platform licensing. Financials remain very strong: * Revenue growing around 20% YoY * Highly profitable with strong free cash flow * Subscription revenue continues compounding * Large enterprise customer growth remains strong * Operating margins continue improving with scale Recent momentum: * Strong enterprise AI demand * Rapid adoption of Now Assist AI products * Expanding partnerships with NVIDIA, Microsoft and hyperscalers * Large deal activity accelerating
NYSE:NOWLong
by yoitskraft
4
$NOW (4-HR) - Quick update and TP level to watchNYSE:NOW (4-hr) - quick update before session in 5 minutes The correction after the last 3rd wave rally pulled back to half of that move, if there is a bounce here, and there will be if the markets don’t get flooded with blood again today, then the wave 5 target becomes $149 and here I will most likely consider selling half of the position. Not yet though, for now the important thing is that $212 is holding in pre-markets as a hard support, let’s hope that was the local bottom, or at least the last lower order waiting to be filled. Today’s rebound in the markets can just as easily be temporary, a lot depends on many factors completely independent from the company itself. 💙👽
NYSE:NOWLong
by ColdBloodedCharter
1
May 12, 2026 NOW. The time to go long has come.- Exchange: Bitget Wallet - Instrument: NOWon - Timeframe: Weekly - Trade type: Buy stop order - Price: 95.62 - Take Profit: Open - Stop Loss: 88.21 (-7.80 %) Idea: Long on a breakout above last week's high — bullish momentum continuation. Entry: Buy stop above last week’s high. Stop-loss: Below the low of the same candle. If the weekly candle closes below this level, the trade is invalidated. Take Profit: Trailing stop following the lows of new weekly candles. This is not an individual investment recommendation. A list of over 250 Stocks | Bitget Wallet - Best Crypto Wallet for Web3
NYSE:NOWLong
by Tired-Wolf
Deep dive analysis on NOWNYSE:NOW Here is my deep dive analysis on NOW. For me in my humble opinion I will stay at the side lines and wait for more signals if it approaches the lows again, then I would consider a long. But I need a bullish pattern and look for other signals when or if we do go back down there. On the other hand if we break out and confirm on our red down sloping trend line then I would consider going long after a confirmation break out and retrace. For now I'm neutral as its into resistance. Hopes this helps. This video is done from a request of a subscriber of mine. Hope this helps bud good luck! And I hope it helps other people!
NYSE:NOW
by JuvenalGomez
3
$NOW (1D): BUY-THE-DIP Zone ACTIVE ($105 - $118)Entry #6: NYSE:NOW (ServiceNow) Or rather, the add-to-position zone. In my last update, I outlined a scaling-in area between $105 and $118, split into three tranches. The $118 buy has already been filled, and I expect at least $112 to print, as there's an unfilled gap all the way down to $111. Gaps tend to have two important characteristics: they usually get filled quickly, and they often act as support. $105 is also a realistic possibility. That's where the Golden Pocket retracement of Elliott Wave 3 sits, making it a very strong support area. It's also a major Point of Interest (POI) on the volume profile. Just a few cents below $105 was the top of Elliott Wave 1, and the current corrective Wave 4 of this new bullish trend should not move below that level. If price breaks below $105, the Elliott Wave count becomes invalid according to the rules. I think the odds of that happening are fairly low. The company posted excellent earnings, has already gone through a prolonged correction, and anyone who wanted to sell has likely already done so. The bulls are back in the market, which is visible not only in the volume behind the green candles, but also in the fact that the last three sessions produced progressively smaller red candles. On top of that, a bullish hidden RSI divergence has appeared, significantly increasing the probability of continuation to the upside. I mentioned previously that a correction was necessary because RSI had become extremely overheated—which is actually a positive sign for trend strength. The issue has now resolved itself: RSI cooled off faster than price, and that's exactly what you want to see when buying a dip. In one sentence: $105–$118 is my primary accumulation zone. A daily close below $105 would be the first warning sign that something may be breaking down. Below $102, I start getting concerned. Below $99, I reduce the position by one tranche. 💙👽
NYSE:NOWLong
by ColdBloodedCharter
$NOW (4-hr): HIDDEN BULL RSI divergences + GAP filled Entry #6: NYSE:NOW - position update Yesterday after the close I wrote about the price gap down to $111. It was a common gap, and those are usually filled and often become support levels, or at least areas for a local bounce. That's exactly what happened - the price is up several percent after filling the gap with precision. So, another batch of shares joins the portfolio, this time at $112. The hidden bullish RSI divergence I mentioned in the previous post has only grown stronger since yesterday and is now clearly visible on both the daily and 4-hour charts. The same applies to the bullish divergence on OBV. On the 4-hour chart, a GOLDEN CROSS is also approaching, with the yellow 50 MA preparing to break above the green 200 MA. Selling volume continues to show a declining profile, which is especially bullish on a brutal day like today. There are very few sellers left, and that's exactly why I like selecting assets after a full correction - corrections exhaust sellers, and you can genuinely see it if you know what to look for. I'm trying to find some red flags here, but there really aren't any meaningful ones. The only concern is the returning strength of the dollar ( TVC:DXY > 100), which has the potential to cause a lot of damage across the entire economy, not just the stock market. At the moment, my next accumulation level is $105, right at the dynamic support created by the convergence of the key 50 and 200 MAs on the 4-hour chart. 💙👽
NYSE:NOWLong
by ColdBloodedCharter
2
ServiceNow (NOW): The "Wait-and-Strike" Support BounceHi traders, The Setup: Corrective Pullback to Value The stock has experienced a sharp decline from its 52-week highs ($211.48), losing roughly 50% of its value. You are identifying a classic re-accumulation setup at a major structural floor. The Logic: Buying now at ~$101 is risky because the price is mid-range. We are waiting for a final "flush" into the green/yellow support zone to catch the bottom of the current corrective wave. The Divergence: You are looking for the RSI (14) to show a bullish divergence. Specifically, we want to see price hit a Lower Low (entering the $80 range) while the RSI stays above its previous trough, signaling that selling pressure is drying up. For this ServiceNow (NOW) setup, we are leaning into the "patience is a virtue" approach. Since the current price of $101.74 is effectively "no man's land," we are looking for a final capitulation move into the major liquidity zone to maximize our risk-to-reward ratio. Here are the execution parameters for the trade: The Entry Strategy Wait for a decisive dip into the $81.00 to $85.00 range. This zone aligns with your green support line and the psychological floor of the 52-week low. Ideally, you want to see the price "wick" into this area while the RSI stays higher than its previous low, confirming the bullish divergence you're looking for. Risk Management (Stop Loss) The protective stop should be placed at $76.50. This level is situated just below the red "danger zone" on your chart. A weekly close below this price would invalidate the thesis, suggesting that the stock has entered a deeper structural breakdown rather than a simple correction. Take Profit Targets Primary Target: $124.00. This is your red resistance line. It’s the first major hurdle where previous support flipped to resistance. Locking in a significant portion of the position here is wise. Secondary Target: $170.00. This represents a return to the broader value area and the upper nodes of the previous consolidation. The Risk-Reward Profile By entering near $82.50, you are risking approximately $6.00 to potentially gain $41.50 (to the first target). This yields a massive 1:7 Risk-to-Reward ratio, which is exactly why waiting for this specific pullback is more professional than chasing the current price.
NYSE:NOWLong
by vf_investment
$NOW (daily chart) - TP 2 done... Almost! Correction next?NYSE:NOW (ServiceNow) 1D update I always feel a bit of internal resistance when people say you can’t sell the exact top or buy the exact bottom. Maybe that’s because somehow I’ve been managing to do it quite regularly - not always, of course, but often enough. Here, I managed to catch almost the exact bottom (less than ~3% from the absolute low), and I also got a nearly perfect entry on the first corrective pullback, basically at its local bottom. Unfortunately, yesterday I missed the second take-profit by literally less than a dollar ($140 limit order), which was placed because we have a declining 200 MA on both the daily and 12H timeframe around $141. It’s slightly annoying, but explainable - investors/swing traders saw the same $140 level and front-ran it, selling slightly earlier. Classic behavior. It happens. In any case, RSI is now extremely overheated - 92.6 on the daily and 96 on the 4H - clearly showing the end of a wave 3 in Elliott structure after the bullish trend reversal. So a correction is inevitable. The key question is when and how deep. In my view, the correction is already starting, and pre-market already shows a 4 - 5% drop from Monday’s session. So yes, about 25% of profits already secured, and I’m looking to add exposure if we get a technically clean pullback (Elliott structure + horizontal support from the second chart). That would mean, measuring from the recent local high, a pullback zone roughly between $105 and $118, with strong focus around $111 - 112. That’s the area I’m interested in for adding a new tranche. If I don’t get it, fine - I’ll wipe the tears with a 62% gain on TP2. TP3 is set at $162, targeting the breakout from the wedge bottom. One more important point for investors: the last 3 months have been relatively weak in terms of insider flow. Since February we haven’t seen any meaningful insider buying, mostly slow and planned distribution-style selling. In that context, the CEO purchase from February (~$3M of personal capital) stands out a bit and feels slightly unusual. But in the end, the chart still dictates my decisions. So I wait patiently - either for the next take-profit levels or for a proper correction. After roughly +70% in just a few weeks, some cooling off is more than justified. 👽💙 #servicenow
NYSE:NOW
by ColdBloodedCharter
ServiceNow. Right here, right Now.Even if i presented this stock earlier. Another analysis has been made. Despite the stock price decline (Jan 25/Apr 26), many investors continue accumulating shares. In the most recent quarter, subscription revenue grew approximately 22%, demonstrating that the business continues to execute well and expand its customer base. Additionally, AI adoption across industries continues to accelerate. As companies increase spending on AI-powered solutions, ServiceNow is well positioned to benefit because many of its customers are investing heavily in digital transformation and workflow automation. Industry-wide AI spending has surged by roughly 130%, creating a favorable environment for companies like ServiceNow that provide enterprise automation infrastructure.
NYSE:NOWLong
by MRCMM
ServiceNow, IncServiceNow, Inc. operates within the enterprise cloud software and digital workflow industry, providing automation, IT-service management, AI-integrated workflow solutions, and operational infrastructure for large organizations. The company continues to benefit from long-term digital transformation trends and increasing enterprise demand for workflow automation technologies. From a broader market perspective, the higher timeframe structure remains constructive for long-term growth potential. However, despite the strength of the broader trend, disciplined investors may still prefer waiting for clearer lower timeframe confirmation before considering stronger positioning. In the simplest technical framework, one commonly monitored signal is the 200-period moving average shifting below current market price on lower timeframes such as the 4-hour chart. This type of alignment may suggest: • Increasing buyer participation • Improving momentum stability • Better synchronization between short-term execution and long-term trend direction • Higher-quality continuation structure Rather than aggressively anticipating movement, waiting for confirmation and maintaining disciplined capital allocation may provide a more professional risk-adjusted approach. From a fundamental perspective, technical attractiveness alone may not be sufficient for long-term investment decisions. Investors may also benefit from evaluating: • Revenue growth sustainability • Operating-margin expansion • Free Cash Flow generation (FCFF / FCFE) • Enterprise adoption trends and recurring subscription revenue • Valuation models such as DDM, GGM, or discounted cash-flow analysis where applicable Combining technical structure with strong fundamental understanding may help improve estimation of fair value and long-term portfolio quality. Risk management remains essential in all market conditions, particularly within high-growth technology sectors where valuation sensitivity and volatility may increase during macroeconomic shifts. This analysis is shared solely for educational and informational purposes and should not be interpreted as financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Independent research and disciplined risk management remain essential for all investment decisions.
NYSE:NOWLong
by Mehran90NS
5555//@version=6 indicator("Volume and Breakout Counter", overlay=false) // Define the criteria volumeThreshold = 9000000 breakoutThreshold = 0.04 // Define the time frames in trading days twoYears = 252 * 2 oneYear = 252 sixMonths = 126 threeMonths = 63 oneMonth = 21 tenDays = 10 // Initialize counters var int twoYearsCount = 0 var int oneYearCount = 0 var int sixMonthsCount = 0 var int threeMonthsCount = 0 var int oneMonthCount = 0 var int tenDaysCount = 0 // Function to count occurrences countOccurrences(tf) => count = 0 for i = 0 to (tf - 1) if volume >= volumeThreshold and (close - close ) / close >= breakoutThreshold count := count + 1 count // Calculate the counts for each time frame twoYearsCount := countOccurrences(twoYears) oneYearCount := countOccurrences(oneYear) sixMonthsCount := countOccurrences(sixMonths) threeMonthsCount := countOccurrences(threeMonths) oneMonthCount := countOccurrences(oneMonth) tenDaysCount := countOccurrences(tenDays) // Display the counts in a table format var table results = table.new(position.bottom_right, 2, 7, border_width=1, border_color=color.gray) table.cell(results, 0, 0, "Time Frame", bgcolor=color.gray) table.cell(results, 1, 0, "Count", bgcolor=color.gray) table.cell(results, 0, 1, "2 Years", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 1, str.tostring(twoYearsCount), bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 0, 2, "1 Year", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 2, str.tostring(oneYearCount), bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 0, 3, "6 Months", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 3, str.tostring(sixMonthsCount), bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 0, 4, "3 Months", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 4, str.tostring(threeMonthsCount), bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 0, 5, "1 Month", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 5, str.tostring(oneMonthCount), bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 0, 6, "10 Days", bgcolor=color.white) table.cell(results, 1, 6, str.tostring(tenDaysCount), bgcolor=color.white)
NYSE:NOW
by gurukalsi
NOW | The $300 Magnet ZoneNYSE:NOW is sitting in one of the only areas on this chart that actually matters to me: the daily BC/reload zone of the larger bullish sequence. The bigger picture still has an active upside draw, and that draw points toward what I’m calling the $300 Magnet Zone . Not because price “must” go there. Markets owe us nothing. But because as long as this structure stays protected, that upper grey box remains the logical area price may continue to gravitate toward. What makes this setup interesting is how NOW reached the current zone. Since the 2025 high, price corrected through a clean descending structure, traded into the BC area, swept lower liquidity, and is now showing early CHoCH behavior around the 130–135 region. That is where the chart becomes worth watching. I am not bullish because price is down. A stock being cheaper is not a setup. Cheap can always get cheaper. I’m interested because price is reacting from a valid reload area while the larger upside draw is still alive. For the bullish thesis to strengthen, I want to see price reclaim this reaction zone with displacement, then break the descending correction/channel and hold a pullback. That would be the first real sign that sellers are losing control and the correction may be transitioning back into continuation. The invalidation is also clear: if NOW loses the BC zone and especially breaks the marked invalidation low, the bullish sequence is no longer protected. At that point, the $300 Magnet Zone becomes less important and the chart needs to be reassessed. For now, this is not a prediction. It is a map. BC is the battleground. CHoCH is the first clue. Channel break is confirmation. The $300 Magnet Zone is the draw if buyers prove control. SmellyTaz — decoding chaos.
NYSE:NOWLong
by SmellyTaz