On December 10, Eastern Time, Bloom Energy options saw a total of 59493 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 46% and puts making up 33%.
Bloom Energy has 722589 contracts outstanding, with calls accounting for 51% and puts making up 48%.
The top volume gainer was the 110 dollars Call option expiring on December 12, 2025, with 2892 contracts traded.
On the news front, Based on recent key news:

1. Dec 8, Bloom Energy's stock plummeted by 7% following a surge in put options by 137%. This significant increase in bearish bets indicates a lack of confidence among investors regarding the company's short-term performance.

2. Dec 7, the market reacted to the broader concerns about the slow expansion of the U.S. power grid, which has created a substantial 12GW power deficit. This has heightened the urgency for alternative energy solutions like Bloom Energy's SOFC technology, which can be rapidly deployed to meet the growing demand from AI data centers.

3. Dec 6, analysts from Citic Securities highlighted the long-term potential of SOFC technology in the data center market, projecting a market size of $7 billion over the next three years. This optimistic outlook, however, was overshadowed by immediate market concerns, contributing to the stock's decline.The data center market is rapidly expanding, driven by AI development, but faces significant power supply challenges.
Please note: The chart below does not include options expiring within five days.
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On December 10, Eastern Time, Bloom Energy options saw a total of 59493 contracts traded, with calls accounting for 46% and puts making up 33%.

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