QM · rank #1 · 2026-09-10
BE
NYSE · $74.48B (USD)
The exact numbers the algorithm saw.
| Momentum 12-1 Return from 12 months ago to 1 month ago. | +460.98% |
|---|---|
| ROE TTM Return on equity, trailing 12 months. | +22.2% |
| Profit margin Net profit margin, trailing 12 months. | +7.9% |
| Market cap (USD) Size filter: > $500M required. | $74.48B |
| Anchor (recent) Close on 2026-08-11 | $211.21 |
| Anchor (far) Close on 2025-08-11 | $37.65 |
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Summary
Bloom Energy (BE) sells solid-oxide fuel cell power systems for on-site electricity generation, now primarily serving AI data center hyperscalers led by a 2.8 GW Oracle master services agreement.
Rationale
The quality-momentum signal is strongly reinforced by record Q2 2026 results showing 165% YoY revenue growth, a first-ever $1B+ quarter, positive GAAP EPS inflection, 22% ROE, and raised full-year guidance implying ~100% YoY growth — all consistent with a genuine earnings-quality breakout rather than sentiment-only momentum.
Material risks
- 1Customer concentration risk is acute — Oracle's multi-gigawatt procurement appears to be the dominant revenue driver, meaning any slowdown, renegotiation, or Oracle pivot to alternative on-site power (e.g., small modular reactors, competing fuel cell vendors) could collapse the backlog conversion thesis rapidly.
- 2The stock's market cap of ~$74B against ~$4B in guided 2026 revenue implies a ~18x forward price/sales multiple, leaving virtually no margin for execution misses on the aggressive ramp; any supply chain, manufacturing yield, or deployment delay would compress the multiple sharply.
AI verdict council
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