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Oklo Inc. shares are now on sale. Since 2026, the stock has fallen in value by nearly 40%, and the company’s market capitalization is now under $9 billion, despite the nuclear company pursuing a $10 trillion global opportunity.
Analysts expect Oklo to report its next quarterly earnings announcement early next month. The upcoming results could include several positive surprises, and the case for buying before the numbers drop rests on two main factors.
Even if next quarter’s earnings call does not reveal a major new development, Oklo is still viewed as a long-term opportunity because its growth tailwinds—particularly rising demand from the AI data center market—are expected to persist.
A recent McKinsey & Co. report cited that “capital is pouring into data center development,” but incumbents “can’t meet demand for power.” As long as the required power can be sourced, McKinsey & Co. analysts project that $7 trillion will be spent on building new data center capacity over the next four years.
The report also points to the possibility that construction could continue at a rapid pace through 2040, or even 2050, as energy demand challenges compound over time.
Supporters of Oklo’s long-term outlook argue that the company is positioned to play a significant role in scaling small modular reactor (SMR) technology. The article notes that Oklo has signed deals with major technology companies as well as data center operators.
It also highlights that Sam Altman, founder of OpenAI and ChatGPT, served as Chairman of Oklo for many years, describing this as an indication that AI companies view SMR technology as a long-term fit.
After a sharp correction, Oklo’s market cap is reported to be below $9 billion. While the article characterizes the path ahead as potentially volatile, it frames the situation as a high-risk, high-reward opportunity for aggressive growth investors.

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