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Invest with Henry on $BE (Oct 27, 2026)

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BE is a buy now: the speaker believes it could double or triple in two to three years and become a high-growth company by 2029, citing record $1.2 billion quarterly revenue, up 138%, raised guidance and S&P 500 inclusion from on-site fuel cells for data centers. He calls it high-risk: it fell from $345 to under $200, is the most volatile of his three picks at four times market volatility, and slower big-tech data-center construction could cut orders and badly hurt it.

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“The Stock Market Just Diverged—Here’s What It Means”
Invest with HenryPublished Oct 27 · 9 passages

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Nebius is down 44%, and Bloom Energy is in a very similar situation. As for Bloom Energy, I think there are a lot of secrets and insiders that we don't have information about, like Nancy Pelosi's deals.

I actually believe that Bloom Energy could be an incredibly high-growth company by 2029, which is a very long time ago . But if the stock price reaches $500 and you watch this video a few years later, you'll say, "Wow."

Wow, I made a huge profit compared to the S&P 500.

Now, the next stock is Bloom Energy . So, the third arrow is BE, and the trading symbol is BE. Many new data centers cannot get power from the grid fast enough, so Bloom is building fuel cells to generate power directly on-site, which is very convenient.

Think of it simply as power stations in a parking lot.

It just announced record quarterly revenue of $1.2 billion, up 138%, and raised its target for the year from $3.9-4.2 billion to $4.4-4.6 billion.

It has also been added to the S&P 500 index. I believe Bloom Energy is one of the stocks that has the potential to double or triple in value in the next two or three years .

So, when I look at that opportunity, is it risky ? Certainly, but is there a possibility of return? It exists, so we'll see what happens with that. Here’s what it looks like: a very large drop from $345 to less than $200 per share.

I think the chart is very similar to the other two stocks. Bloom's shares fluctuate as much as four times the market's volatility. Therefore, it is the most volatile stock in this video out of the three stocks I chose.

Its growth depends heavily on artificial intelligence data centers. If the big technology companies slow down the pace of construction, those orders could fall and the company could be in a very bad position.

And Umm, Bloom Energy, I'm also buying it right now .

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