<div id="readability-page-1">ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) stock is surging today, last seen up 7% to trade at $101.75, after BofA Global Research initiated coverage with a “buy” rating and a $130 price target, a roughly 37% upside from Friday’s close. The firm highlighted ServiceNow’s deeply embedded role in enterprise workflows as a major strength and notes the company will benefit from AI, not be replaced. If these gains hold, NOW will lock in its third straight win. NOW is trying to rebound an April 23 post-earnings selloff of 17.7% that tested the $80 region. Today's rally has the shares facing pressure at their 60-day moving average. Even with today’s pop, the stock still sports a steep 51% year-over-year deficit. Short sellers have been piling in lately, which could create fuel for a larger rally. Short interest jumped 64.7% over the last month and now accounts for 4.78% of the stock’s available float. Calls are predominant in the options pits. NOW's 10-day call/put volume ratio of 7.90 at the International Securities Exchange (ISE), Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), and NASDAQ OMX PHLX (PHLX) ranks in the 100th percentile of its annual range. Given the spike in short interest, some of this call buying could be shorts seeking an options hedge. </div>

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ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) 的股票上涨了 7%，达到 101.75 美元，此前美银全球研究发布了 “买入” 评级，并设定了 130 美元的目标价，暗示潜在的 37% 上涨空间。尽管同比下降了 51%，该股票正试图从近期的抛售中恢复。空头头寸激增了 64.7%，这表明可能会出现更大幅度的反弹，同时看涨期权在交易者中受到高度青睐

现在服务的多头在获得新的 “买入” 评级后感到振奋