On August 12, Bloom Energy Corp rose 3.09% in pre-market trading, trading at $217.35/share, with turnover of $2.9725 million. The stock had previously pulled back from highs following consecutive profit-taking sessions after its Q2 earnings massively beat expectations.

On the news front, the heavy electrical equipment sector continued its strong trend, with GE Vernova up 1.32% and Babcock & Wilcox up 2.13%, providing sector-level support for the rebound. After the stock declined 3.3% on August 10 due to profit-taking pressure, capital has begun flowing back as selling pressure was absorbed. The company had announced on August 7 an expanded partnership with MiTAC to build fuel cell microgrids at an AI server manufacturing campus, while a $2.69 million synthetic long options position placed on August 5 reflects continued medium-term bullish institutional sentiment. However, options market activity on August 12 showed two large out-of-the-money call sell orders establishing resistance at the $220-$225 range, suggesting large funds view near-term upside as capped.

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