Bloom Energy shares are selling off as the broader AI-linked power trade continues to unwind, with the stock tracking downward alongside peers like Plug Power and FuelCell Energy, which saw declines of 7.1% and 7.7% respectively in the previous session. Investor sentiment remains cautious ahead of the company's October 22 earnings report, as recent analyst revisions have turned negative and concerns persist regarding the stock's stretched valuation, which carries a forward P/E of 88. This downward pressure is compounded by a cooling in the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector, where investors are increasingly scrutinizing the profitability and high valuation multiples of companies positioned to benefit from data center electricity demand.