Market Cap 87.94B
Revenue (ttm) 2.02B
Net Income (ttm) -88.43M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 652.38
Forward PE 249.82
Profit Margin -4.37%
Debt to Equity Ratio 2.75
Volume 57,203,700
Avg Vol 11,560,928
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 284.44M
Stochastic %K 4%
Beta 3.73
Analysts Sell
Price Target $257.61

Company Profile

Bloom Energy Corporation designs, manufactures, sells, and installs solid oxide fuel cell systems for on-site power generation in the United States and internationally. It offers Bloom Energy Server, an energy server platform to convert fuel, such as natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, or a blend of these fuels, into electricity through a non-combustion electrochemical process. The company also provides Bloom Electrolyzer for producing hydrogen. It sells its products through direct and indirect sales...

Industry: Electrical Equipment & Parts
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 408 543 1500
Address:
4353 North First Street, San Jose, United States
SigmaLab
SigmaLab Jun. 27 at 11:11 PM
Russell rebalance continues to show up clearly in volume data. A few names saw meaningful spikes versus their 20D averages: $BE 52.7M vs 11.0M avg $CRDO 38.6M vs 11.8M avg $HNGE 9.0M vs 2.5M avg $MU 86.4M vs 58.2M avg This kind of flow is usually mechanical rather than narrative-driven. Index adjustments, forced rebalancing, and liquidity shifts tend to temporarily distort price action. Worth watching how these names behave once passive flows normalize. Next alert coming soon. If you’re not following with notifications on, you’re likely seeing the move after it already happened.
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Undercover_007
Undercover_007 Jun. 27 at 10:42 PM
$BE why is everyone obsessing about this stock. It’s not like retail can afford it 🙄
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BreakoutLife
BreakoutLife Jun. 27 at 8:36 PM
$BE is one of those names I keep on the radar, but I only get serious when price revisits the ~$200 area. At that level, I’d treat it as a long-duration hold rather than a trade. But this is not a “comfortable” equity-valuation is stretched, expectations are already priced for perfection, and volatility is part of the package. This is the type of setup where -10% to -20% swings can happen fast, and -30% to -50% drawdowns are not rare when sentiment shifts. That’s just the reality of high-multiple growth exposure. Personally, I’ve learned the hard way over the years that these kinds of names can look clean on the chart until they suddenly aren’t. So I don’t size them aggressively or force conviction. I just frame it as: high potential, high variance, and every investor has to decide their own risk tolerance. For me, it stays in the “watch and be selective” category, not core allocation.
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LennySmall2
LennySmall2 Jun. 27 at 8:28 PM
$BE It will be a long time before you see $350 again, the drawdown has begun! Mark this post!
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rst1016
rst1016 Jun. 27 at 8:04 PM
$ARM $BE $DELL $DOCN $NBIS or they can double. Place your bets
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LukeJSkywalker
LukeJSkywalker Jun. 27 at 8:02 PM
$BE It is a rare opportunity to reenter around the $225 area.
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cleanair
cleanair Jun. 27 at 7:39 PM
$DELL $ARM $BE $DOCN $NBIS all of these could be cut in half in 2 months
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CosmicMiner
CosmicMiner Jun. 27 at 7:27 PM
As data centers address memory bottlenecks, power availability and grid infrastructure are becoming the primary focus. Massive energy demands are driving interest in companies like $CEG, which provides nuclear baseload for continuous operations. $GEV secured $2.4B in electrification orders for data centers in Q1 to address grid capacity needs, while $BE offers onsite fuel cells to mitigate potential grid delays.
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AIWealthCircle
AIWealthCircle Jun. 27 at 6:54 PM
Lately I've been thinking about what comes after the memory trade in AI. Honestly, I think it's power. Everyone talks about GPUs and HBM, but every new AI data center needs an incredible amount of electricity. At some point, power availability becomes just as important as compute. That's why I'm paying closer attention to names like $CEG, $GEV and $BE. • $CEG brings reliable nuclear baseload power. • $GEV is seeing strong demand for data center electrification. • $BE helps customers generate power on-site instead of waiting years for grid upgrades. The AI buildout isn't just about chips anymore. It's becoming an infrastructure story. Sometimes the biggest winners are the companies solving the bottlenecks no one was talking about a year ago.
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 27 at 6:08 PM
HERE ARE THE TOP 15 PERFORMERS OF 2026 11. $DELL +213% 12. $ARM +206% 13. $BE +191% 14. $DOCN +190% 15. $NBIS +187% Hardware giant DELL prints a massive +213% return, driven by explosive AI server backlogs that validate enterprise-level monetization. Concurrently, mobile and edge architecture sovereign ARM leverages its high-margin licensing model to capture stellar right-side PEG expansion. Clean energy play BE (Bloom Energy) capitalizes on the massive megawatt grid squeeze via behind-the-meter data center fuel cells. Flanked by deep NVIDIA-allied GPU cloud pioneer NBIS (Nebius) and developer cloud DOCN, this cohort secures the vital physical infrastructure bottlenecks. The computing supercycle is strictly governed by grid limits and hard order execution. Within this elite 2026 innovative vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you hunting for left-side limit positions on these localized tech pullbacks, or sitting on cash? Drop your execution playbook below!
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Latest News on BE
Bloom Energy falls -12.3%

2026-06-26T16:05:16.000Z - 1 day ago

Bloom Energy falls -12.3%


Bloom Energy initiated with a Market Perform at Bernstein

2026-06-16T20:45:45.000Z - 11 days ago

Bloom Energy initiated with a Market Perform at Bernstein


The Big 3: BE, APLD, AAPL

May 22, 2026, 1:00 PM EDT - 5 weeks ago

The Big 3: BE, APLD, AAPL

AAPL APLD


Bloom Energy stock soars on AI deal: can the rally continue?

May 21, 2026, 3:16 PM EDT - 5 weeks ago

Bloom Energy stock soars on AI deal: can the rally continue?


Bloom Energy Transcript: AGM 2026

May 21, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT - 5 weeks ago

Bloom Energy Transcript: AGM 2026


Bloom Energy Slides: Investor presentation

Apr 30, 2026, 7:00 AM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Slides: Investor presentation


Bloom Energy Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2026

Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Earnings Call Transcript: Q1 2026


Bloom Energy Earnings release: Q1 2026

Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Earnings release: Q1 2026


Bloom Energy Slides: Q1 2026

Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Slides: Q1 2026


Bloom Energy Quarterly report: Q1 2026

Apr 28, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Quarterly report: Q1 2026


Oracle expands Bloom Energy deal

Apr 14, 2026, 12:53 PM EDT - 2 months ago

Oracle expands Bloom Energy deal

ORCL


Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing

Apr 8, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing


Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing

Apr 8, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT - 2 months ago

Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing


Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing

Mar 27, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT - 3 months ago

Bloom Energy Proxy statement: Proxy filing


Bloom Energy Appoints Simon Edwards as Chief Financial Officer

Mar 26, 2026, 4:05 PM EDT - 3 months ago

Bloom Energy Appoints Simon Edwards as Chief Financial Officer


Can Bloom Energy Stock Recover From Massive Weekly Losses?

Mar 8, 2026, 8:05 PM EDT - 3 months ago

Can Bloom Energy Stock Recover From Massive Weekly Losses?


The Big 3: BE, WMT, XPO

Feb 6, 2026, 1:00 PM EST - 5 months ago

The Big 3: BE, WMT, XPO

WMT XPO


Bloom Energy Earnings Call Transcript: Q4 2025

Feb 5, 2026, 5:00 PM EST - 5 months ago

Bloom Energy Earnings Call Transcript: Q4 2025


Bloom Energy Annual report: Q4 2025

Feb 5, 2026, 5:00 PM EST - 5 months ago

Bloom Energy Annual report: Q4 2025


Bloom Energy Earnings release: Q4 2025

Feb 5, 2026, 5:00 PM EST - 5 months ago

Bloom Energy Earnings release: Q4 2025


Bloom Energy Slides: Q4 2025

Feb 5, 2026, 5:00 PM EST - 5 months ago

Bloom Energy Slides: Q4 2025


Cramer's Mad Dash: Bloom Energy

Jan 8, 2026, 10:02 AM EST - 6 months ago

Cramer's Mad Dash: Bloom Energy


Why Smart Money Is Pouring Into Bloom Energy Stock?

Jan 5, 2026, 11:15 AM EST - 6 months ago

Why Smart Money Is Pouring Into Bloom Energy Stock?


Can Bloom Energy Drop More After The Recent 20%?

Dec 16, 2025, 8:25 AM EST - 6 months ago

Can Bloom Energy Drop More After The Recent 20%?


The Big 3: DIS, CRM, BE

Nov 24, 2025, 1:31 PM EST - 7 months ago

The Big 3: DIS, CRM, BE

CRM DIS


Bloom Energy Stock To $140 Again?

Nov 17, 2025, 5:50 AM EST - 7 months ago

Bloom Energy Stock To $140 Again?


Bloom Energy Slides: Investor Presentation

Nov 11, 2025, 7:00 AM EST - 8 months ago

Bloom Energy Slides: Investor Presentation


SigmaLab
SigmaLab Jun. 27 at 11:11 PM
Russell rebalance continues to show up clearly in volume data. A few names saw meaningful spikes versus their 20D averages: $BE 52.7M vs 11.0M avg $CRDO 38.6M vs 11.8M avg $HNGE 9.0M vs 2.5M avg $MU 86.4M vs 58.2M avg This kind of flow is usually mechanical rather than narrative-driven. Index adjustments, forced rebalancing, and liquidity shifts tend to temporarily distort price action. Worth watching how these names behave once passive flows normalize. Next alert coming soon. If you’re not following with notifications on, you’re likely seeing the move after it already happened.
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Undercover_007
Undercover_007 Jun. 27 at 10:42 PM
$BE why is everyone obsessing about this stock. It’s not like retail can afford it 🙄
1 · Reply
BreakoutLife
BreakoutLife Jun. 27 at 8:36 PM
$BE is one of those names I keep on the radar, but I only get serious when price revisits the ~$200 area. At that level, I’d treat it as a long-duration hold rather than a trade. But this is not a “comfortable” equity-valuation is stretched, expectations are already priced for perfection, and volatility is part of the package. This is the type of setup where -10% to -20% swings can happen fast, and -30% to -50% drawdowns are not rare when sentiment shifts. That’s just the reality of high-multiple growth exposure. Personally, I’ve learned the hard way over the years that these kinds of names can look clean on the chart until they suddenly aren’t. So I don’t size them aggressively or force conviction. I just frame it as: high potential, high variance, and every investor has to decide their own risk tolerance. For me, it stays in the “watch and be selective” category, not core allocation.
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LennySmall2
LennySmall2 Jun. 27 at 8:28 PM
$BE It will be a long time before you see $350 again, the drawdown has begun! Mark this post!
1 · Reply
rst1016
rst1016 Jun. 27 at 8:04 PM
$ARM $BE $DELL $DOCN $NBIS or they can double. Place your bets
0 · Reply
LukeJSkywalker
LukeJSkywalker Jun. 27 at 8:02 PM
$BE It is a rare opportunity to reenter around the $225 area.
0 · Reply
cleanair
cleanair Jun. 27 at 7:39 PM
$DELL $ARM $BE $DOCN $NBIS all of these could be cut in half in 2 months
0 · Reply
CosmicMiner
CosmicMiner Jun. 27 at 7:27 PM
As data centers address memory bottlenecks, power availability and grid infrastructure are becoming the primary focus. Massive energy demands are driving interest in companies like $CEG, which provides nuclear baseload for continuous operations. $GEV secured $2.4B in electrification orders for data centers in Q1 to address grid capacity needs, while $BE offers onsite fuel cells to mitigate potential grid delays.
0 · Reply
AIWealthCircle
AIWealthCircle Jun. 27 at 6:54 PM
Lately I've been thinking about what comes after the memory trade in AI. Honestly, I think it's power. Everyone talks about GPUs and HBM, but every new AI data center needs an incredible amount of electricity. At some point, power availability becomes just as important as compute. That's why I'm paying closer attention to names like $CEG, $GEV and $BE. • $CEG brings reliable nuclear baseload power. • $GEV is seeing strong demand for data center electrification. • $BE helps customers generate power on-site instead of waiting years for grid upgrades. The AI buildout isn't just about chips anymore. It's becoming an infrastructure story. Sometimes the biggest winners are the companies solving the bottlenecks no one was talking about a year ago.
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Jun. 27 at 6:08 PM
HERE ARE THE TOP 15 PERFORMERS OF 2026 11. $DELL +213% 12. $ARM +206% 13. $BE +191% 14. $DOCN +190% 15. $NBIS +187% Hardware giant DELL prints a massive +213% return, driven by explosive AI server backlogs that validate enterprise-level monetization. Concurrently, mobile and edge architecture sovereign ARM leverages its high-margin licensing model to capture stellar right-side PEG expansion. Clean energy play BE (Bloom Energy) capitalizes on the massive megawatt grid squeeze via behind-the-meter data center fuel cells. Flanked by deep NVIDIA-allied GPU cloud pioneer NBIS (Nebius) and developer cloud DOCN, this cohort secures the vital physical infrastructure bottlenecks. The computing supercycle is strictly governed by grid limits and hard order execution. Within this elite 2026 innovative vanguard, where are you deploying size today? Are you hunting for left-side limit positions on these localized tech pullbacks, or sitting on cash? Drop your execution playbook below!
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JesusizKing
JesusizKing Jun. 27 at 6:03 PM
$BE https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/analyst-just-upgraded-fuelcell-stock-210540921.html
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greene9
greene9 Jun. 27 at 4:54 PM
$BE https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/articles/insane-number-hpe-ceo-just-115123961.html
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Srinivas111
Srinivas111 Jun. 27 at 4:08 PM
$NBIS $DELL $MRVL $BE $MU Stay with them. We are still early for AI buildouts
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Srinivas111
Srinivas111 Jun. 27 at 4:06 PM
$MU $NBIS $ALAB $GLW $BE Remember DryShips? It made many people fortunes, then wiped out many others. I learned that lesson the hard way. Remember Dendreon DNDN? It surged from around $7 to more than $36 in a single day after positive trial results. Remember when an analyst put a $1,000 price target on Qualcomm during the dot-com bubble? Remember when Amazon traded around $2 on a split-adjusted basis? Markets reward patience far more often than they reward the chase for the next hot stock. Experience has taught me that lesson better than anything else. By the way Stocktwits, WhatsApp groups, Reddit all are new platforms. There was only one yahoo finance message boards earlier, still old people like me use. 😜😜
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gigafactory
gigafactory Jun. 27 at 4:00 PM
$BE wow... the big banks knew this is coming on June 5th. so they pumped it for 3 weeks to pull it back to same place as they started. BE was 1.8% of Russell 2000 BE now 0.15% of Russell 1000 effectively mechanically selling by passive funds
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PacAttackInc
PacAttackInc Jun. 27 at 3:48 PM
$FCEL This is a real commercial deal. Is this a mini $BE ? https://www.thenew.money/article/fuelcell-energy-lands-large-power-deal-for-data-centres
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SwingTraderPro1
SwingTraderPro1 Jun. 27 at 3:44 PM
TOP 15 PERFORMERS OF 2026 - final batch: $DELL - +213% (AI server demand + enterprise infrastructure expansion) $ARM - +206% (AI compute architecture + licensing leverage cycle) $BE - +191% (energy transition + distributed power demand growth) $DOCN - +190% (cloud infrastructure re-rating + SMB cloud adoption) $NBIS - +187% (AI-native cloud platform scaling phase) Full list spans the core AI stack: semis → servers → cloud → energy → infrastructure. Key idea: these kinds of returns don’t come from one sector - they come from entire supply chains moving at once.
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ree_ti_ree
ree_ti_ree Jun. 27 at 3:30 PM
$BE Bears acting like moving from the Russel 2000 to the 200 is a bad thing.
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DarvasBoxGuru
DarvasBoxGuru Jun. 27 at 3:20 PM
More Pink bar warning signals AND Darvas Box breakout failures. Is the market trying to tell us something?? $BE $CIFR $COHR $SOLS
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Srinivas111
Srinivas111 Jun. 27 at 3:01 PM
$BE 100 points up in Monday Prepare for it
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SigmaLab
SigmaLab Jun. 27 at 2:51 PM
$SREMF Still one of the few credible Western scandium projects at real scale. And honestly, scandium is still one of those metals most people barely talk about, but it keeps showing up in the background of a few important tech trends. Where it actually matters: Solid oxide fuel cells, including exposure through $BE, make up ~60% of global scandium demand 6G buildout likely starts showing up closer to ~2029–2030 Automotive alloys where scandium can reduce weight ~15% without sacrificing strength The consistent theme here is supply. Scandium is still structurally constrained, with very limited scalable production globally. That’s the real bottleneck, not demand. $SREMF sits in that rare category of potential supply-side answers if the market actually tightens. Still early… but this is very much a supply vs demand gap story
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WantedToRetireEarly
WantedToRetireEarly Jun. 27 at 2:47 PM
$TE $BE $EOSE https://x.com/azeem/status/2070113936704446742?s=46&t=jKXapJZhCmbNduU3W_BgJQ
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