NYSE:OKLO News 6 December 2025 - 16 January 2026

Oklo shares rose about 4% to $92.93 Tuesday afternoon after the U.S. Energy Department awarded $2.7 billion in uranium enrichment contracts to boost domestic supply. Centrus Energy gained 5.4%. The contracts target increased production of low-enriched and high-assay low-enriched uranium ahead of a 2028 Russian import ban. The House Energy and Commerce nuclear hearing is set for Wednesday.

Oklo Inc. shares fell 5.4% to $76.92 in Friday’s thin post-holiday trading, bucking a flat S&P 500. The drop followed fresh warnings about overvaluation and renewed attention to the company’s plutonium reactor testing. Trading volume was well below average. Recent coverage highlighted Oklo’s sensitivity to regulatory headlines and year-end market liquidity.

Oklo Inc. shares closed at $76.92 Friday, down 5.41% on volume of about 7.12 million, after trading between $76.17 and $81.14. The stock fell roughly 8% for the week, with recent headlines focusing on institutional activity, options positioning, and increased search interest. MarketBeat noted lighter-than-average trading volume and a stake increase by Spirit of America Management Corp NY.

Oklo Inc. shares fell 5.5% to $76.81 Friday afternoon, with volume near 4.93 million, during a quiet post-holiday session. The drop follows recent news on DOE approval for Oklo’s Idaho fuel facility and plutonium testing with Los Alamos, but no single catalyst was confirmed for the move. Broader U.S. markets traded narrowly mixed.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) 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. In late U.S. trading, OKLO was at about $76.04, down roughly 8.95% on the day, after swinging between an intraday high near $85.54 and a low around $75.76, with volume in the millions of shares. So why the drop? Today’s tape reflects a push-and-pull that has defined Oklo’s 2025 story: long-term nuclear and AI power-demand optimism vs. near-term capital needs, dilution risk, and licensing uncertainty. Below

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) 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. According to Investing.com’s session data for Dec. 15, OKLO traded as high as $89.60 and as low as $82.11, with the stock down about 4% on the day and volume elevated versus many recent sessions. Investing.com Oklo

December 15, 2025 — Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) 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. The immediate backdrop is brutal volatility. OKLO closed at $87.42 on Friday, Dec. 12, down about 15% on the day after trading as high as roughly $103 earlier in the session. StockAnalysis+1 That selloff came as markets rotated away from AI-linked names on renewed “AI bubble” jitters—Oklo was explicitly called out among the AI-infrastructure

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) heads into Monday’s session (Dec. 15, 2025) 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. Below is a detailed roundup of the latest news, filings, analyst forecasts, and key watch-items that could shape OKLO trading at the open. OKLO stock price and volatility: the immediate setup for Monday The most

Updated: December 14, 2025 Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) 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. As of the last U.S. market close (Friday, Dec. 12, 2025), Oklo shares finished at $87.42, down 15.13% on the day, following a sharp weekly slide that market commentary tied to weakness across uranium and nuclear-linked stocks. StockAnalysis+1 Below is a detailed, publication-ready breakdown of today’s most relevant Oklo stock news, current forecasts, and the leading analyst narratives shaping

Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025 (U.S. market close) Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) 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? By the close on Dec. 12, OKLO finished at $87.42, down 15.13% on the day, after trading as high as $103.14 and as low as $87.34 in a wide, volatile session. Trading volume was about 15.78 million shares. Nasdaq That big Friday move capped a down week for the stock: OKLO

Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025 (after-hours) Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) ended Friday with one of the sharpest drops among high-beta “AI infrastructure” names, then stabilized modestly in after-hours trading. The move comes as investors reassessed the near-term pace of the AI data-center buildout, a theme that has become tightly linked to Oklo’s long-term “clean baseload for hyperscalers” narrative. Reuters+1 One practical note up front: U.S. stock markets do not open on Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025. The next regular session is Monday, Dec. 15, 2025—so the “before the open” checklist is really about what could break over the weekend and what

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) has turned into one of 2025’s most explosive energy trades. The advanced nuclear start‑up is still pre‑revenue, but its share price has rocketed more than 400% this year, lifted by hype around small reactors that could power AI data centers, new U.S. government pilot programs, and a wave of analyst coverage.Investorsobserver+2Barron’s+2 As of 8 December 2025, Oklo stock trades around $105 per share, giving the company a roughly $16–16.3 billion market capitalization.Yahoo Finance+1 That valuation sits about 46% below its 52‑week high of $193.84, but still more than five times above its 52‑week low of $17.14.INDmoney+1

Updated: December 7, 2025 – based on Friday’s close and news published through Sunday. Quick Takeaways Before the December 8 Open Below is a deeper look at what all of this means for traders and long‑term investors before the bell on Monday, December 8, 2025. 1. Oklo’s Stock Snapshot Heading Into Monday Price & volume Recent move Market cap and performance In short: Oklo enters Monday not as an obscure speculative microcap, but as a heavily traded, high‑beta large‑cap in one of the market’s hottest narratives—nuclear power for AI data centers. 2. What Happened Over the Weekend (December 7, 2025)

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) has been one of 2025’s wildest energy stories. The advanced nuclear start‑up has ridden the AI data‑center boom to a gain of more than 400% this year, yet it still has no commercial revenue and remains years away from operating its first reactor. Nasdaq+1 On 5 December 2025, the company added a new plot twist: an agreement to sell up to $1.5 billion of new shares, sending the stock sharply lower in after‑hours trading and raising fresh questions about dilution and valuation. Benzinga+1 This article pulls together the latest news, forecasts and analyst commentary as of