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Best Stocks to Buy: ServiceNow Stock vs. Snowflake Stock | NOW Stock vs. SNOW Stock

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Parkev Tatevosian, CFA profile imageParkev Tatevosian, CFA22 May 2026, 11:45 UTC
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The analysis compares Snowflake (SNOW) and ServiceNow (NOW) based on revenue growth and free cash flow (FCF) to sales ratio. Snowflake's revenue growth has decelerated significantly, falling from 133% to 22.4% over a three-year period, indicating a more severe slowdown compared to ServiceNow's revenue growth, which decelerated from 48.5% to 22.4% over the same timeframe. Snowflake's FCF to sales ratio has also declined sharply, while ServiceNow has shown a more stable and impressive improvement in its FCF to sales ratio, reaching 41% in the latest reported period compared to Snowflake's 26.1%. This suggests ServiceNow is more efficiently converting sales into free cash flow. Furthermore, Snowflake's stock has historically traded above its intrinsic value, often at a forward P/E multiple of 36, whereas ServiceNow has traded below its intrinsic value, with multiples around 13. The market appears to be pricing in the risks associated with ServiceNow's changing business model and potential reliance on AI, while Snowflake's deceleration and higher valuation multiples raise concerns about its future growth prospects. In essence, ServiceNow's improved FCF generation and lower valuation multiples make it a more attractive investment at present, despite the broader market's bearish sentiment towards both companies.

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