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Bloom Energy Stock Sank Again This Week. Is It a Buying Opportunity?

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Bloom Energy Stock Sank Again This Week. Is It a Buying Opportunity?

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By Howard Smith – Dec 19, 2025 at 10:32AM ESTKey PointsBloom Energy stock tanked this week, but then investors jumped back in. AI infrastructure investments aren't an illusion. Owners of data centers could increasingly look to Bloom for power. These 10 Stocks Could Mint the Next Wave of Millionaires ›NYSE: BEBloom EnergyMarket Cap$19BToday's Changeangle-down(10.02%) $8.04Current Price$88.25Price as of December 19, 2025 at 10:44 AM ETBloom Energy stock was caught up in the AI sell-off.Bloom Energy (BE +10.02%) shares fell along with much of the tech sector this week, as investors shed the artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. Bloom has been a beneficiary of the AI boom as a data center power equipment supplier. After plunging by as much as nearly 15% mid-week, however, some investors saw an opportunity. As of Friday mid-morning, Bloom shares remained lower for the week, but only by 6.8%, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence. Image source: Bloom Energy. Data centers aren't dead Bloom stock took off starting in July when the company announced a collaboration with Oracle to provide fuel cell power for planned AI data centers. News in October that the fuel cell maker would partner with Brookfield Asset Management on another $5 billion data center project venture only juiced investors' desire to own Bloom stock. ExpandNYSE: BEBloom EnergyToday's Change(10.02%) $8.04Current Price$88.25Key Data PointsMarket Cap$19BDay's Range$81.30 - $90.3052wk Range$15.15 - $147.86Volume7.3MAvg Vol15MGross Margin33.24% Concerns of a growing bubble burst the trade this week, though. Bloom shares did get ahead of the business prospects with its monster 560% gain between July and November. But after this week's move cut the stock nearly in half, investors are back buying the dip. Bloom still looks expensive with a market cap of over $21 billion. But the business could certainly grow into that valuation over time. Long-term investors may still have a market-beating stock as data center power needs continue to grow. Read NextDec 18, 2025 •By Rich SmithWhy Bloom Energy Stock Popped TodayDec 17, 2025 •By Howard SmithWhy Did Bloom Energy Stock Tank Today?Dec 15, 2025 •By Catie HoganWhy Shares of BE Got Crushed Last WeekDec 12, 2025 •By Rich SmithWhy Bloom Energy Stock Dropped TodayDec 12, 2025 •By Neha ChamariaWhy Is Bloom Energy Stock Crashing This Week?Dec 6, 2025 •By Brett SchaferWhy Bloom Energy Stock Sank 17.3% In NovemberAbout the AuthorHoward Smith is a contributing Motley Fool stock market analyst covering technology and industrial stocks. Prior to The Motley Fool, Howard spent nearly 30 years supervising quality and operations in the steel industry, mostly with leading steel company Nucor. He holds a bachelor’s degree in metallurgical engineering from Lafayette College and a master’s degree in environmental engineering from Johns Hopkins University.TMFBuilt2LastStocks MentionedBloom EnergyNYSE: BE$88.25 (+0.10%) $+8.04OracleNYSE: ORCL$192.52 (+0.07%) $+12.49Brookfield Asset ManagementNYSE: BAM$52.21 (0.00%) $0.09*Average returns of all recommendations since inception. Cost basis and return based on previous market day close.Advertisement

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