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NOW is trading at $104.32, notably below its SMA-20 ($113.34), SMA-50 ($114.77), and SMA-200 ($163.53), signaling sustained pressure from sellers in the short, medium, and long term. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is $112.93, standing above the current price and acting as immediate resistance; near-term support sits near the HMA ($104.86) and SMA-10 ($111.42), while key resistance is marked by the Kijun ($112.93) and SMA-50 ($114.77).
Momentum remains negative, as both MACD and ADX on D1 confirm a bearish bias, while RSI is at 35.62 and accompanied by oversold readings from Stoch RSI and CCI, pointing to a risk of short-term exhaustion from sellers. BBP indicates sellers remain dominant intraday, and the AO reinforces the prevailing downward trend. In today's session, the stock is up 1.22%, showing some stabilization after a sharp retreat. Over the past week, NOW has fallen $6.06 (5.48%) from the previous weekly close of $110.38. The price sits in the lower part of its weekly range, with volatility at 11.97%, reflecting a steady decline from the week's high.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $100.00 to $108.50, anchored just above the 52-week low of $98.00 and well below this year’s $211.48 peak. Probabilities favor further weakness, with a very high probability (more than 80%) of a price decrease and a much lower chance of a meaningful rebound, as MACD, ADX, RSI, and SMA-based signals on W1 all point to sustained downside pressure. The baseline scenario calls for sideways trading near recent lows. Under a bullish scenario, a close above $112.93 could open a move toward $114.77. Conversely, sustained weakness below $104.00 would risk a test of the psychological $100.00 level, with further downside possible if market sentiment does not improve.
Earlier, analysts noted that ServiceNow continued to face strong technical headwinds despite underlying business strength and institutional support. This article expands on that perspective by examining whether recent developments mark a shift in momentum, with traders advised to monitor for signs of sustained recovery or renewed downside pressure.