On May 29, Fervo Energy fell 5.65% in regular trading, trading at $36.28/share, with trading volume of $12.87 million. The decline reflects continued profit-taking pressure following the company's recent IPO.

Fervo Energy debuted on Nasdaq on May 13 at an IPO price of $27/share, raising $1.89 billion with backing from institutions including Bill Gates' Breakthrough Energy Ventures. The stock surged over 35% on its first day and subsequently touched a post-IPO high of $42.57, representing a cumulative gain exceeding 57% from the offering price. Since then, the stock has exhibited a recurring pattern of sharp rallies followed by concentrated profit-taking, with multiple rounds of selling pressure emerging as short-term gains attracted profit realization.

Additionally, Jefferies initiated coverage on May 27 with a Hold rating and a $42 price target. The neutral stance failed to provide meaningful support for the stock, as the target price sits near the previously established high rather than suggesting further upside, reinforcing the prevailing consolidation pressure.

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