U.S. stock night trading volatility: High valuations and insufficient policy support, Bloom Energy fell 3.15% in after-hours trading, raising market concerns

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements Bloom Energy fell 3.15% in the night market. Based on recent news, On January 9, Bloom Energy signed a $2.65 billion fuel cell order with American Electric Power (AEP), which drove the stock price up over 12%. However, concerns about its high valuation and future profitability led to a subsequent decline in the stock price. On January 9, analysts pointed out that while the demand outlook for Bloom Energy's products is clear, its stock is considered overvalued, and investors should proceed with caution. This high valuation risk triggered some investors to sell off. On January 11, the market's expectations for policy support in the hydrogen and fuel cell industry fell short, further exacerbating the volatility of Bloom Energy's stock price. The policy support for the hydrogen and fuel cell industry was less than expected. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry NuScale Power fell 1.32% in the night market. Based on recent news, On January 9, news that Meta agreed to purchase nuclear power from companies like Oklo and Vistra to operate AI data centers boosted the nuclear energy sector. Oklo and Vistra's stock prices rose by 19% and 16%, respectively, driving NuScale Power's stock price higher. Wedbush Securities analysts noted that this is positive for the nuclear energy industry. On January 10, nuclear energy companies benefited from a strong rebound across the industry. Energy demand is expected to surge in the next decade, driving up the nuclear energy sector. On January 12, NuScale Power's stock price had lost more than half its value, raising market concerns about its risks. The nuclear energy industry has performed strongly recently, and risks need to be monitored. GE Vernova LLC fell 0.69% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On January 10, Baird analysts downgraded GE Vernova's rating to "Hold," lowering the target price from $816 to $649, reflecting concerns about intensified industry competition. Analysts noted that growth in electricity demand could lead to oversupply risks, impacting stock price declines. On January 9, a MarketBeat report indicated that although GE Vernova has a "Moderate Buy" rating, top analysts believe five other stocks offer better investment value, leading to weakened market confidence in GE Vernova. On January 10, Barron's reported that GE Vernova's stock price slightly rebounded during the market recovery, but overall performance still lagged behind the industry average, with analysts taking a wait-and-see approach regarding its long-term prospects. Increased competition in the electricity industry poses oversupply risks. NANO Nuclear Energy fell 1.09% in the night market, with a trading volume of $412,100, and there has been no significant news recently. The trading is active, with clear capital flows, and considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, with specific reasons needing further observation