NYSE:OKLO 13 December 2025 - 13 July 2026

Shares of Oklo Inc. rose about 4% to $92.93 in afternoon trading on Tuesday, as nuclear-linked names stayed bid after fresh U.S. policy moves on the fuel supply chain. The stock ranged from $88.90 to $95.66, with about 13.5 million shares traded.

Oklo Inc. heads into the final trading week of 2025 with investors debating a familiar tension in high-growth “energy transition” names: strong narrative momentum around advanced nuclear power versus near-term volatility driven by valuation, dilution risk, and sensitivity to headline catalysts.

Oklo Inc. stock heads into the final stretch of the year under a familiar theme for 2025: high volatility, headline-driven trading, and sharp swings in sentiment across nuclear and “AI power” names.

Oklo Inc. shares are trading sharply lower in the post‑Christmas, low‑liquidity session, a day when broader U.S. equities have been relatively subdued. At the latest available quote, OKLO was $76.81, down $4.50, after touching an intraday low near $76.28 with volume nearing 4.93 million shares.

Oklo Inc. is back in the spotlight on December 17, 2025, with its share price sliding even as the company highlighted fresh technical progress tied to advanced nuclear fuels and fast-reactor development.

Oklo Inc. is starting the week with a fresh reminder of just how volatile the market’s “next-gen nuclear for AI data centers” trade can be. After a sharp selloff late last week, OKLO shares extended their pullback on Monday, December 15, 2025, as investors weighed dilution risk, a long runway to revenue, and a growing stack of regulatory and execution milestones.

December 15, 2025 — Oklo Inc. is starting the week with investors trying to separate two very different stories that have become tangled together: the long, regulated march toward advanced nuclear deployment, and the short, adrenaline-fueled “AI infrastructure” trade that just took a hit.

Oklo Inc. heads into Monday’s session after another headline-heavy stretch that underscored why the advanced nuclear name has become one of the market’s most polarizing “AI power” trades. Investors have been weighing rapid progress signals—federal program participation, supply-chain deals, and fresh analyst coverage—against the two issues that tend to hit early-stage infrastructure plays hardest: dilution risk and long regulatory timelines.

Oklo Inc. is ending the week at the center of a familiar high-volatility trade: advanced nuclear power as a potential solution for AI-era electricity demand—and the equally familiar pushback investors deliver when dilution risk rises.

Oklo Inc. ended the week with a sharp selloff and a renewed debate among investors: is the nuclear “AI power” narrative simply taking a breath, or is Wall Street starting to price in dilution and execution risk more aggressively?