ServiceNow is a strong buy, given its impressive technology, along with the low valuation relative to fundamentals. Click here to read why NOW is a Strong Buy.

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That's why ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) is one of the top stocks to buy in the middle of the SaaS sell-off. The stock is down 30% year to date, as of this writing, after falling nearly 28% in 2025.