05/29/2026
For years, I’ve been a Salesforce ($CRM) investor.
It’s a company I still respect tremendously. Salesforce dominates CRM, generates billions in cash flow, and has built one of the strongest software ecosystems in the world.
But investing isn’t just about buying great companies.
It’s about buying the right company for your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon.
As someone still in my 30s with decades ahead of me, I’m willing to take on a bit more risk in exchange for potentially higher growth.
That’s why I’m starting a position in ServiceNow ($NOW).
Here’s what attracts me:
✅ Faster revenue growth
✅ Strong AI and automation opportunities
✅ Expanding into multiple workflows across the enterprise
✅ Long runway for growth
Does that mean ServiceNow is better than Salesforce?
Not necessarily.
Salesforce may be the better choice for investors seeking stability, valuation, and predictable cash flows.
For me, however, ServiceNow’s growth profile aligns better with where I am in my investing journey today.
I’m starting with 20 shares and plan to hold for the long term.
The goal isn’t to predict what happens next quarter.
The goal is to own exceptional businesses for the next 10+ years.
What would you choose today: $CRM or $NOW?
