This name powering AI reports earnings after the bell. Watch these levels, according to the charts

Bloom Energy is a name I've probably covered more frequently here on this weekly column than any other name (including NVDA). That's because it carries so much potential, has realized so much enormous volatility and price appreciation and, in many cases, caused so many headaches. Bloom Energy reports earnings after the bell. CNBC Pro editor John Melloy replied, "Buckle up," when I asked to cover BE. The structural story behind Bloom is as compelling as any in the energy space right now. Bloom is a "behind-the-meter" solution, meaning their fuel cells systems sit on the customer's physical property and generate on-site power completely bypassing the grid. Further, the existing grid is not expected to be able to generate enough power to satisfy the massive power center demand. Finally, there's the speed of implementation. Bloom's solid-oxide fuel cells are deployed in months, not years compared to traditional North American utility grids that face wait times stretching five years or more. The last time I covered Bloom Energy was Feb. 3 just before reporting earnings on Feb 5th, 2026. Back then, as BE was trading at $169, I projected a target zone of $223-$246, which he hit last week. However, between then and now, the stock took a massive round trip from $173 down to $117, found a low and ripped higher to hit the target. …