On August 7, ServiceNow rose 3.2% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $121.2/share, with turnover of $5.0 million. The move represents a recovery from the prior session's 3.4% decline, which was triggered by AppLovin's revenue miss dragging down the broader software sector.

The systems software sector is showing broad recovery, with Palo Alto Networks up 3.24%, CrowdStrike up 2.41%, and NEBIUS up 3.69%, suggesting the AppLovin-driven selloff was largely digested. ServiceNow's fundamental backdrop remains constructive — Q2 adjusted EPS of $0.90 beat expectations, the company launched six autonomous security solutions at the Black Hat conference, and completed its $7.55 billion Armis acquisition to advance its AI-driven security strategy. Options market activity on August 7 featured a $9.9 million defensive put-selling structure at the $90 strike, signaling traders view significant downside as unlikely at current levels.

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