Bloom Energy shares fell about 1% on Wednesday after Clear Street raised its price target — an analyst’s estimate of where a stock could trade over the next 12 months — to $58 from $50 but reiterated a Hold rating, a neutral call. The stock was down 0.99% at $86.40 in afternoon trade, after ranging between $84.26 and $88.81 on volume of about 3.7 million shares. The broker raised its 2027 revenue estimate by 9% to $3.33 billion on expectations Bloom adds internal production capacity for data-center products, while citing valuation as the reason to stay on the sidelines, TheFly reported. TipRanks
