On June 29, Bloom Energy rose 7.13% overnight, trading at $262.23/share, with turnover of $423,800, extending the post-session rebound from the prior trading day.

On the news front, June 26 marked the Russell Index semi-annual reconstitution effective date, during which approximately $12 trillion in passive funds tracking Russell indices completed concentrated rebalancing. This coincided with the quarter-end pension fund rebalancing window, creating a dual capital flow shock that drove the stock down 18.49% on that day, with intraday amplitude exceeding 16%, turnover reaching $14.8 billion, and a turnover rate of 20.11%. Bloom Energy had previously qualified for inclusion in the Russell Top 200 Index following a 14x surge over the past year. After the extreme selling pressure was fully released, the stock immediately began recovering in after-hours trading, and the current overnight gain represents a continuation of this technical repair trajectory.

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