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Why Bloom Energy Stock Just Dropped

July 10, 2025
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One shareholder got greedy, and all Bloom shareholders are suffering for it today.

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One holder got greedy, and all Bloom holders are suffering for it today

Just 24 hours after J

Morgan upgraded hydrogen fuel cell company Bloom Energy (BE -9. 96%) stock on Wednesday, sending Bloom stock soaring 18% in a day, Bloom stock is turning tail and tumbling back down again

Bloom stock fell 9% through 12:30 p

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Bloom's ups and downs J

Morgan nearly doubled its target price yesterday, advising investors to buy Bloom stock on the theory that Congressional "48E tax credits" will encourage more companies to use Bloom's fuel cells, and boost fit margins for Bloom itself

Many investors d the sound of that, bidding up Bloom stock strongly

No sooner had this happened, though, than one Bloom investor decided to cash in on the stock price surge -- by selling half its s

As confirmed in an SEC filing, SK ecoplant will sell 10 million Bloom s for $28

Is Bloom stock a sell

According to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence, SK is an insider investor in Bloom, owning just over 10% of the company's s outstanding -- 23

Today's sale will cut that stake roughly in half, limiting SK's exposure should Bloom's stock price flag, and locking in fits from yesterday's big stock price surge

This seems prudent to me

Morgan may be optimistic Bloom's future, the company reported less than $5 million in fit over the last 12 months, and its P/E ratio stretches well beyond 1,000x earnings

Bloom generates more free cash flow than it reports as net fit, but its price-to-free cash flow ratio is 87 times FCF, which seems pricey despite growth forecasts for 25% over the next five years

There's good reason for SK to be selling -- and good reason for other investors to do wise

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