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25/100
● Bullish 0%● Neutral 50%● Bearish 50%

2 creators · 2 views · past 7 days

Updated November 10, 2026 (UTC)

The bull case

Nothing notable in the past 7 days.

The bear case

  • −Remaining performance obligations are expected to grow only 18.5%, signaling future revenue deceleration despite the CEO's AI hype.
  • −Gross, operating, and operating cash flow margins are all compressing, and stock-based compensation is accelerating while fundamentals are not.
  • −The CEO seems too promotional, and AI does not yet appear to be a tailwind for the business.
  • −At 24x free cash flow it is not cheap enough, and he sees better stocks in software.

What StockTubers recently said

Rick Orford - Trading Stocks and Options For All NeutralNov 6Target $215 (bull case if ~20% growth and 10x sales hold); ~$150 if multiple compresses to 7x sales

📹 ServiceNow Stock: The Google Gemini Deal Has One Big Catch

The Gemini integration deepens ServiceNow's role as core workflow plumbing, making it harder for customers to leave and supporting long-term subscription value. · No money was attached to the announcement — no new contracts, customers, or revenue split disclosed — so near-term impact on the stock is likely small. · Google could own the employee-facing relationship and eventually influence which back-end platform is used, threatening ServiceNow's pricing power. · Valuation is rich at ~97x earnings with net income down ~45% despite 20% revenue growth, leaving little room to stumble.

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Daniel Pronk BearishNov 4

📹 The Market Hated These Stocks Earnings - Here's Why

Remaining performance obligations are expected to grow only 18.5%, signaling future revenue deceleration despite the CEO's AI hype. · Gross, operating, and operating cash flow margins are all compressing, and stock-based compensation is accelerating while fundamentals are not. · The CEO seems too promotional, and AI does not yet appear to be a tailwind for the business. · At 24x free cash flow it is not cheap enough, and he sees better stocks in software.

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