u/PleasantAnomaly

There have been rumors circulating from people in SN that there will soon be a new large wave of layoffs. See the servicenow subreddit. This might be unfortunate, but from an investment standpoint, is this a good thing for the stock ?

Here's my list of pros and cons

##Pros

Layoffs = reduced SBC and reduced SG&A, so it could set up for an easier beat.

They still guided to 1.5B$ in AI Annual revenue, so I think there's no issue there.

They could be reducing the excessive head cost from covid.

##Cons

This could signal that the growth story isn't as great as the CEO says.

We're seeing a lot of layoffs in tech sector and it didn't bode well for the stock prices after.

Exemples : intc in july 2025, after layoff announcement, stock down 20%

Google in July 2026, same thing.

Hello, I've found some sites like this to export Chinese cars to Europe :

https://www.autocango.com/usedcar/sort=2/query=Seal

Has anyone done something similar ?

Some quick math on what makes it interesting :

Full cost if buy in France : 35k€

Full cost if import from China : (13k + 3k) *1.32 = 23 760€

Where

13k = price of car in €

3k = shipment cost

1.32 = tariff cost