On October 1, ServiceNow rose 3.16% in pre-market trading, trading at $138.34 per share, with turnover of $9.61 million, extending gains from the prior session's 3.07% advance.
The rally follows ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott's participation in a White House AI summit hosted by President Donald Trump on September 29. McDermott joined leaders from Amazon, Palantir, and xAI in signing the White House Accord on \"Super Intelligence,\" establishing voluntary safety mechanisms and security frameworks for advanced AI deployments. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg were also among expected attendees, underscoring the high-profile nature of the event and elevating market expectations for favorable AI policy developments.
The broader SaaS sector saw collective strength, with institutions noting AI application stocks are transitioning to a fundamentals-driven phase as model cost reductions and new enterprise agent scenarios accelerate demand. Within the Systems Software sector, Microsoft gained 1.12%, Oracle rose 1.53%, NEBIUS added 2.02%, and Palo Alto Networks climbed 0.62%. Analysts at BMO Capital and BTIG recently reiterated bullish ratings on ServiceNow, with price targets of $150 and $170, respectively.
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