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ServiceNow absorbs 36 current-quarter EPS cuts with zero upgrades — largest downgrade count in today's dataset
- ServiceNow has 36 current-quarter EPS cuts in 7 days and zero upgrades — the largest single-period downgrade count across all US equities in today's snapshot — following its Q1 earnings announcement on April 22, which coincided with a 17.7% one-day drop on April 23 (from $103.07 to $84.78).
- The FY consensus also shows 24 cuts and just 10 upgrades in 7 days, confirming the downgrade pressure extended beyond the current quarter; the stock has only partially recovered to $91.16, still 9% below pre-earnings levels.
- The post-split 52-week high of $96 in mid-April now looks like a near-term ceiling, with the stock down from a pre-split equivalent high of approximately $1,057 in October 2025.
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Conclusion
eps_revisions (2026-05-04): down_last_7_days = 36, up = 0, period '0q'; 0y: down = 24, up = 10. eps_trend (2026-05-04): 0q current = $0.855 vs seven_days_ago = $0.859. daily_prices: Apr 22 close = $103.07, Apr 23 close = $84.78 (−17.7%). May 1 close = $91.16. Post-split 52w high = $96 (mid-Apr 2026). 5-for-1 stock split effective December 18, 2025; 52-week high post-split $211.48 (pre-split equivalent ~$1,057).