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Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) heads into short week after Russell index drop

Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) heads into short week after Russell index drop

Bloom Energy Corporation is coming off a wild week. Shares ended Friday at $252.02, down 18.49% on the day. That’s after closing Monday at $345.85. The stock turned over 57.20 million shares Friday, topping the 46.95 million shares traded from Monday through Thursday. FTSE Russell said Bloom was among 42 companies getting bumped up from the Russell 2000 to the Russell 1000, and called Bloom the biggest stock by size and weight dropping out of the Russell 2000 Growth benchmark. LSEG said the updated indexes went into effect after the U.S. market closed on June 26.
Bloom Energy falls as Russell Top 200 entry shakes up price target debate

Bloom Energy falls as Russell Top 200 entry shakes up price target debate

Bloom Energy Corporation fell 12.4% to $270.88 Friday, slashing back a jump from Thursday’s 52-week high at $351.28. The stock hit $265.11 at its session low, with 8.3 million shares changing hands as of 12:01 p.m. in New York. Bloom’s Russell index move no longer looked like much of a win as the fuel-cell firm came under pressure. Bloom shares gave up big gains from earlier this month. At midday, the stock traded about 23% lower than the high it reached just a day before. Even with the drop, Bloom was still sharply up from last year’s low of $21.52. The move spelled out risk in one of 2026’s biggest AI power trades.
Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) trades choppy after Russell Top 200 adds the AI play

Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) trades choppy after Russell Top 200 adds the AI play

Bloom Energy Corporation slumped sharply late Thursday, and the move was about more than just a single session. The fuel-cell stock will exit the small-cap ranks and join the Russell Top 200, so investors tracking the index have to handle BE as a large-cap now. Bloom was one of the fastest movers in the AI power group. Bloom changed hands last at $309.18 as of 4:48 p.m. EDT, off $17.11, or 5.2%. Shares ranged from $350.88 to $298.05 on the day, a swing of $52.83, about 16% of the previous close. Trading volume was 13.1 million shares.
Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) gains as AI data demand pushes grid limits

Bloom Energy (NYSE:BE) gains as AI data demand pushes grid limits

New York, June 22, 2026, 2:04 PM EDT Bloom Energy kept rising Monday, with shares staying close to new highs after last week’s 15% surge tied to investor demand for AI data-center power. The stock’s jump is shifting Bloom from a niche clean-power play to a test of whether Wall Street is ready to give utility-style valuations to companies delivering quick, on-site power.
Russell Reconstitution 2026: NASDAQ:CRWV, NYSE:BE Lead the Great Index Migration

Russell Reconstitution 2026: NASDAQ:CRWV, NYSE:BE Lead the Great Index Migration

U.S. index funds are preparing for a concentrated wave of orders at Friday’s close as CoreWeave enters the Russell 1000 from outside the Russell universe and Bloom Energy moves up from the Russell 2000. The reset includes 62 additions to the large-cap Russell 1000, including 43 promotions from the Russell 2000, and 237 additions to the small-cap index, including 37 moving down from the Russell 1000. This matters because roughly $12.2 trillion was benchmarked to Russell U.S. indexes as of June 2025. A reconstitution—a rules-based reset of index members and weights—forces passive funds, which are built to copy an index, to realign their holdings. “The markets have been moving more quickly, market caps are getting bigger,” Catherine Yoshimoto, FTSE Russell’s director of U.S. index product management, said.
Bloom Energy jumps to all-time high after FERC moves boost AI power demand

Bloom Energy jumps to all-time high after FERC moves boost AI power demand

Bloom Energy Corp closed up 15.4% at $328.91 on Thursday, hitting a record. Shares touched $329.51 during the session and volume hit 15.7 million shares, according to StockAnalysis. Investors snapped up stocks tied to AI data centers and near-term power supply. Timing played a role here. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission told regional grid operators to either defend or change their rules for hooking up big electricity users like data centers. Also, the New York Stock Exchange is shutting down Friday for Juneteenth, so investors won't get another full cash-market session until Monday.
FuelCell Energy pops as traders move in on AI-driven data center story

FuelCell Energy pops as traders move in on AI-driven data center story

FuelCell Energy shares surged almost 20% Thursday, adding to a choppy run for the clean-power stock. Investors are buying in as they look for possible electricity suppliers to power artificial intelligence data centers. The move stood out, beating the broader market. The Nasdaq climbed 1.87% and the S&P 500 added 1.06%, with semiconductor names and an easing in oil prices giving support, according to Reuters.
5 Stocks to Watch Next Week as AI, Retail and Travel Rally

5 Stocks to Watch Next Week as AI, Retail and Travel Rally

Stocks are back in focus for growth and momentum traders as the market heads into next week. Investor’s Business Daily’s weekend screen named Ross Stores, Howmet Aerospace, Krystal Biotech, Viking Holdings, and Bloom Energy as stocks flashing bullish setups or buy signals after the market bounced. A buy signal marks a technical move where demand looks to be topping selling. Shares tend to climb as investors raise future earnings or cash flow bets. They drop when valuation fears, weak outlooks, higher costs, or market pullbacks hit those expectations. Ross Stores is still seen as the top risk-reward pick on the list, but shares aren’t cheap anymore. The off-price chain last traded at $240.13, up 0.4%, for a P/E of about 33.5. Investors are paying up for every dollar of profit. First-quarter sales at Ross jumped 21%, comps rose 17%, and EPS came in at $2.02, up 37%. The company then bumped up its full-year EPS guidance to a range of $7.50 to $7.74. Bulls point to more shoppers looking for value, keeping stores busy. Bears warn the stock may be pricing in too much good news already and could drop on weaker margins or slower comps. Traders now look to
FuelCell Energy Stock Surges, Options Traders Brace for More Volatility

FuelCell Energy Stock Surges, Options Traders Brace for More Volatility

FuelCell Energy shares jumped Tuesday. The stock bounced back after a soft start to the week as traders got set for what could be a volatile earnings print from the clean-power firm. Shares listed on the Nasdaq climbed 14.1% to $24.31 by midday in New York. The stock moved between $20.86 and $25.72 so far. About 7.9 million shares changed hands. The company’s market cap was close to $1.17 billion.
Fresh Money Flows to Bloom Energy on AI Power Bet; Next Big Hurdle Ahead

Bloom Energy’s $2.6 Billion AI Deal Back on Wall Street’s Radar

Daiwa Securities bumped up Bloom Energy to Outperform from Hold and raised its target to $324, up from $98, backing a name that’s already seeing new attention as AI power demand grows. Daiwa pointed to a shift in orders, capacity, and margins, according to market reports out after the call. Markets were closed Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day. U.S. trading gets back to normal Tuesday, but premarket on Nasdaq kicked off at 4:00 a.m. ET and keeps going until 9:30 a.m. ET. Bloom ended May 22 at $302.49, but StockAnalysis had it quoted at $314.00 in premarket by 7:56 a.m. ET.
Plug Power Shares Jump; Traders Eye AI Power Angle

Plug Power Shares Jump; Traders Eye AI Power Angle

Plug Power shares looked a bit firmer ahead of Friday’s Nasdaq open after the stock surged 14.2% to $3.78 on Thursday. That’s a notable jump for the hydrogen name, which is still working to show it can turn bigger sales into profit. Nasdaq’s main session is from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Plug Power jumped Thursday without putting out any new announcement. Shares gained as a wave of fuel-cell names moved higher after Bloom Energy landed an AI-related data center power deal. Plug’s recent contract news also drew in traders for another look, according to The Motley Fool.
AI Stocks Rally, Deere Misses Out

AI Stocks Rally, Deere Misses Out

AI stocks were out front on Thursday as Wall Street picked up names beyond Nvidia. Arm, Rigetti Computing, IBM, Bloom Energy and Spotify all rallied as investors looked for new bets in chips, quantum computing, power and AI-focused products. AI names stretched out again after Nvidia’s numbers, putting attention back on chipmakers. CNBC’s Jim Cramer summed it up: “Semis are now in charge. Software is taking a back seat,” he said after Nvidia reported, according to a LinkedIn post from CNBC.
FuelCell Energy Shares Surge Again as AI Data Center Bet Drives Wall Street Action

FuelCell Energy Shares Surge Again as AI Data Center Bet Drives Wall Street Action

FuelCell Energy stock climbed in early afternoon trade Thursday, with buyers moving back to fuel-cell names viewed as possible power providers for AI data centers. Shares traded on the Nasdaq at $24.98, up 23.5%. Earlier, the stock hit $25.27. Volume was around 13.1 million shares. The move is getting attention now as the rally swings from a wide clean-energy trade to a tighter focus on electricity supply for AI infrastructure. Behind-the-meter power, meaning power made at or near the customer's location instead of just from the grid, is turning into a new story for the market.
FuelCell Energy Stock Hits 52-Week High as AI Data Center Power Bets Lift FCEL

FuelCell Energy Stock Hits 52-Week High as AI Data Center Power Bets Lift FCEL

DANBURY, Conn., May 12, 2026, 06:03 EDT FuelCell Energy rallied to a new 52-week high on Monday, closing up 16.35% at $15.94. Investors snapped up shares after the company promoted its fuel cells as a solution for AI data centers struggling with grid bottlenecks. Volume spiked—12.9 million shares traded, blowing past the 50-day average of 4.1 million, according to MarketWatch.
FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps As AI Power Bet Gets Fresh Boost From Bloom Energy

FuelCell Energy Stock Jumps As AI Power Bet Gets Fresh Boost From Bloom Energy

DANBURY, Conn., April 29, 2026, 3:04 p.m. ET FuelCell Energy shot higher Wednesday, part of a fuel-cell sector surge after Bloom Energy boosted its 2026 guidance and posted a sharp revenue increase on strong data center demand for on-site power. FuelCell shares last traded at $12.69, up $2.75 from Tuesday’s finish, with volume topping 13 million shares.
Best Stocks to Buy Today: 5 Earnings Stocks Wall Street Is Watching Before the Fed Decision

Best Stocks to Buy Today: 5 Earnings Stocks Wall Street Is Watching Before the Fed Decision

Those on the hunt for top stocks today are facing a slimmer field than the label implies. Earnings, not just general artificial intelligence hype, are driving the action. Early Wednesday, U.S. stock futures ticked higher, as investors juggled a stream of corporate results, the Federal Reserve’s looming decision, and a fresh batch of megacap tech earnings. The question on traders’ minds: does April’s rally have legs left? “For us, earnings are the most important part of the story right now,” said Kate Moore, chief investment officer at Citi Wealth, in an interview with Reuters. She noted analysts are upping their numbers this season, not cutting them.
Bloom Energy Stock Faces a Big Test as BlackRock’s 8.2% Stake Meets Oracle AI Power Bet

Bloom Energy Stock Faces a Big Test as BlackRock’s 8.2% Stake Meets Oracle AI Power Bet

BlackRock has taken a passive 8.2% stake in Bloom Energy Corporation, according to an amended ownership filing dated April 24. The disclosure comes just ahead of the fuel-cell company’s first-quarter report, set for two days later. BlackRock’s filing lists 22,911,282 Class A shares owned, with sole voting rights attached to 22,035,523 of those. Timing’s key here. Bloom is set to report first-quarter numbers after the bell on April 28. Investors will be tuned in less for the actual quarterly figures and more for what management has to say on Oracle, how quickly backlog is being converted, and the trajectory of power demand out of AI data centers.
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  • Kimco Realty's 5.25% Preferred Stock (KIM.PRM) Ex-Dividend July 1
    June 29, 2026, 2:53 PM EDT. Kimco Realty Corp's 5.25% Class M Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock (KIM.PRM) heads ex-dividend July 1, 2026, with a $0.3281 quarterly payout due July 15. That works out to a 1.67% yield at the latest $19.69 close, suggesting shares could adjust lower by that amount when they go ex-div. Annualized, the yield is 6.70%, behind the 8.12% sector average for real estate preferreds. KIM.PRM gained 0.5% while the common was off 0.8% the same day. Kimco's common makes up 3.28% of the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight Real Estate ETF, which dropped 1.2%. Investors weighing KIM.PRM should look at its dividend track record and yields against sector peers.
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