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Report: Bloom Energy Options Activity Reportedly Outpaces SpaceX-Linked Trading

CNBC reports that alternative energy company Bloom Energy has drawn heavier options trading than SpaceX-related instruments, as crude oil prices and energy stocks climb.

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CNBC reported on September 8, 2026, that Bloom Energy, a maker of fuel-cell power generation systems, has seen more options trading activity than SpaceX, the private aerospace company, according to the outlet's account of options market activity.

The report noted that crude oil prices have risen back above $90 a barrel, and that energy stocks within the S&P 500 index are approaching fresh 52-week highs, according to CNBC.

CNBC's report did not provide additional detail in the portion available regarding the specific volume of options contracts traded for Bloom Energy or the mechanism by which SpaceX-linked options are traded, given that SpaceX is a privately held company not listed on public exchanges.

The broader context cited by CNBC — rising oil prices and energy-sector stocks nearing yearly highs — suggests renewed investor interest in energy-related equities, though the report did not elaborate on the specific drivers behind the elevated options interest in Bloom Energy shares.

Further details on the reasons for the heightened trading activity, including any company-specific news or broader market catalysts, were not included in the available excerpt of the CNBC report.

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