r/bloomenergycorp

Does anyone actually know what is triggering these wild spikes and dips?

I'm not used to owning stocks this volatile and in a time of major growth. The stock still has relatively little coverage so I am finding it hard to understand the source of the big swings in valuation. It's fluctuating $10Billion in market cap a lot and often is out of sync with the rest of the market.

Hoping to learn 🌝

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u/pizzababa21 — 6 days ago

Anybody else believe this can hit $1000 in 3 years?

Been holding for a while, and still have yet to take a profit. But asking long term holders - do you have conviction in upside with criticality of energy in the next 2-3 years?

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u/Phatdummy — 7 days ago

Blooms drop as a result of the Russell big cap move

Partial explanation below:

The "Graduation" Liquidity Shift: When a stock grows aggressively and graduates from a small-cap index to a large-cap or mega-cap index, it can suffer a short-term drop in relative index weight. Even though the company is technically moving "up," it goes from being a massive fish in a small small-cap pond to a tiny fish in a massive large-cap pond, initially reducing its mandatory passive ETF allocation.

The final day of the Russell rebalance—historically the last Friday in June (like the recent June 26, 2026 rebalance)—regularly ranks as one of the highest trading volume days of the year.The Closing Cross Spike: To minimize tracking errors, passive managers flood the market at the exact closing bell. Exchanges like Nasdaq and the NYSE process $150 billion to $200+ billion in trading volume in a matter of minutes.

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u/Uwa7979 — 9 days ago

Permit for 248MW Bloom Servers in Pawnee, Bee County, Texas

Developer Atticus Power Opco 1 recently filed some permits to build a 310MW data center that includes 248MW base load from Bloom. It seems like a mix of fuel cells, gas turbines and batteries (Bergen/Mesa/Bess) for the whole load.

See the technical review [link]

And the final approval [link]

The permits were submitted and approved within two weeks. Now we await possible NIMBY protests. Career politicians AOC/Sanders not helping things either with their data center moratorium proposal [link].

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u/cclee98 — 11 days ago

Sold last Friday due to 3 day weekend uncertainty. Now I'm waiting for another dip so I can buy and hold until inclusion in S&P.

Yes profit is profit, but I could have gotten more profit if I held.

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u/bookofnature — 14 days ago