NOW
ServiceNow, Inc.Close $95.94EOD onlyThis page reflects NOW options positioning from the latest published market-close snapshot. Intraday price and contract changes are not displayed.
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Earnings Verdict
ServiceNow earnings on July 22 with strong historical beat rate (5/5). Options imply large moves, supported by recent heavy call buying. Spot near $93, below max pain $100, adding downside risk.
Regime Classification
Earnings Overview
Next earnings: 2026-07-22 (28 days)explicit
Expected moves:
- 2026-06-26 (2d): ±$3.73 (4.0%)
- 2026-07-02 (8d): ±$6.50 (6.9%)
- 2026-07-10 (16d): ±$8.95 (9.5%)
IV Setup
Term structure: Elevated across expirations, with 2d implied move of 4% and 16d move of 9.5%. OTM calls show IV ~99%, near-the-money ~55%.
Crush estimate: Expected IV crush of 30-40% post-earnings based on historical patterns and elevated pre-event IV.
Skew: Call skew elevated relative to puts, driven by heavy call buying in OTM strikes.
Historical Context
Beat rate: 100% (5/5 quarters)
Avg move vs expected: Average move has exceeded expected move in 4 of last 5 quarters, with a mean absolute move of 6.2% vs 5.5% expected.
Directional bias: Bullish bias given 100% beat rate and average positive post-earnings return of 3.1%.
Key Levels
Flow Highlights
Unusual call buying: 1,891 contracts of $114C (far OTM) and 2,150 contracts of $97C on 6/24.
Large bullish bets on a sharp move higher, suggesting some traders expect upside surprise or volatility expansion.
Strategies
Risk Assessment
What to Watch
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