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March 2025 Pick
March 2025 Pick
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.
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Active Buy
ServiceNow (NOW)
Automation Software
Founded by Fred Luddy, who wrote the company’s initial code on a single flight from San Francisco to London, ServiceNow offers a software-as-a-service platform that helps corporations become more efficient by automating workflows across IT, HR, and Customer Service.
Why are we backing ServiceNow with our own money?
- ServiceNow is a clear market leader in a huge, growing $200 billion market. The business’s $7 billion of revenue only scratches the surface.
- ServiceNow’s products are mission-critical. Renewal rates are an astonishing 98%, proving it sells great software that adds tremendous value.
- Customers are all in on ServiceNow. The company has over 1,700 customers spending $1 million or more annually and roughly 140 customers spending $10 million or more.
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.
February 2025 Pick
February 2025 Pick
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.
N
Active Buy
ServiceNow (NOW)
Automation Software
Founded by Fred Luddy, who wrote the company’s initial code on a single flight from San Francisco to London, ServiceNow offers a software-as-a-service platform that helps corporations become more efficient by automating workflows across IT, HR, and Customer Service.
Why are we backing ServiceNow with our own money?
- ServiceNow is a clear market leader in a huge, growing $200 billion market. The business’s $7 billion of revenue only scratches the surface.
- ServiceNow’s products are mission-critical. Renewal rates are an astonishing 98%, proving it sells great software that adds tremendous value.
- Customers are all in on ServiceNow. The company has over 1,700 customers spending $1 million or more annually and roughly 140 customers spending $10 million or more.
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.
January 2025 Pick
January 2025 Pick
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.
N
Active Buy
ServiceNow (NOW)
Automation Software
Founded by Fred Luddy, who wrote the company’s initial code on a single flight from San Francisco to London, ServiceNow offers a software-as-a-service platform that helps corporations become more efficient by automating workflows across IT, HR, and Customer Service.
Why are we backing ServiceNow with our own money?
- ServiceNow is a clear market leader in a huge, growing $200 billion market. The business’s $7 billion of revenue only scratches the surface.
- ServiceNow’s products are mission-critical. Renewal rates are an astonishing 98%, proving it sells great software that adds tremendous value.
- Customers are all in on ServiceNow. The company has over 1,700 customers spending $1 million or more annually and roughly 140 customers spending $10 million or more.
ServiceNow has been a big winner and the stock is up 2,100% since the IPO. If you didn’t buy it then, you have another chance today. The business is much less risky now than it was after going public, and with its top-tier products, it isn’t finished with its winning ways.