Bloom Energy shares have plunged 40.5% in a month to $163.75 despite record Q2 revenue of $1.07 billion and raised full-year guidance, while Wall Street analysts maintain a $286.20 price target implying 74.8% upside. Reddit sentiment collapsed from a bullish 78 in early July to a bearish 18 by July 22, driven by a shift in discussion from r/stocks to r/wallstreetbets where leveraged plays and a margin-call post amplified selling pressure after a short-seller report triggered a 5.6% single-day drop. Morningstar raised Bloom's fair value 15% following its 2.8 GW Oracle deal for AI data center power, and management guides for 2026 revenue of $3.9 billion to $4.2 billion, nearly doubling year over year. Insider transactions show net selling, and a Rosen Law class-action inquiry is underway. Peers Vertiv and GE Vernova have seen steadier price action, while Bloom's forward P/E of 84 leaves little room for error if hyperscaler orders slow.
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