Bloom Energy’s Stock Plummets 30% Amid High Valuations and Insider Sales
Bloom Energy’s stock has faced a sharp decline, dropping over 30% in the last month. The fall follows a period of high valuations and recent insider sales, raising concerns about the company’s near-term stability.
The company’s shares now trade at a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio exceeding 1,200—far above typical stock market levels. This extreme valuation has left analysts questioning whether earnings can justify such a premium. Forward projections also fail to support the stock’s lofty price, increasing the risk of a correction.
The stock’s steep decline and high valuation have left it exposed to further stock market volatility. With both executives and institutional investors reducing their exposure, the market is watching closely for signs of stabilisation—or deeper losses.
