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OKLO hype train died and I think a lot of people got mad because they bought the top in Q4. I sold in October and I've been using this time to re-accumulate OKLO, but it just keeps going down lol. I do think that this stock will blow up eventually, but nuclear is going to be a slow, multi-year burn that will probably have lots of ups and downs.
OKLO has just been such a sad sack lately. Going to need to roll my CSP again, because it just never seems to recover.
Yes i thought buying RGTI nad OKLO yesterday was a good idea, wtf am i even doing
OKLO and SMR. Maybe LBRT too.
Honestly, wouldn't be interested in any of these. TAC is a decent value but it's a decent value that's never done all that well so the hope is that a better operator buys it - but that's just hope. "$SOUN" - I don't see the moat and I don't like that long-term chart - hype bumps that just get faded. "NuScale Power (SMR) " - There continues to be focus on stuff like this and OKLO where there won't be a reactor for 1-3 more years but power needs are massive today. Something like BE is up 230% in the last 6 months. There's considerable demand for behind-the-meter power options today, gas turbines are on backorder for years. If someone wants small modular reactor exposure I'd rather diversified Rolls Royce. I wouldn't have a speculative name where the first reactor isn't even built yet as core play on considerable current demand for AI power. It feels like you're looking for lower priced names but I wouldn't limit it to that if that's the case. " Ai stocks that have potential" What has done well and has a clear path to continue to do well in the years ahead?
Definitely not. RR is mentioned often but the upside on their reactor business is somewhat limited. First units aren’t expected until the early-to-mid 2030s, years behind companies like OKLO targeting 2027. Plus, their market focus is largely Europe, not the U.S., where massive data center expansion is driving immediate demand. Rolls Royce isn’t even in the top 10 amongst domestic players, and not a first mover.
In b4 Iran only allowed to have nuclear power if ran by OKLO.
Once again why would it take that long if it was possible? Ev's didn't take that long, the cloud didn't take that long, etc. The only investments with timelines that long are bullshit ones like quantum computing and the bullshit OKLO's doing.
Dude, Quantum stocks are at 80x and OKLO must be at well over 100x.
I've missed out on some wins. I sold OKLO at like $22, NBIS at $50, wutevs. But my only real regret in trading is not shorting Bumble when the CEO started throwing around 'AI' buzzwords at one of those dumb conferences CEOs go to. I could've doubled my money and just let it ride. Seriously, I could be a billionaire by now. Gulping down expensive wine, surrounded by beautiful idiots, and there'd still be a part of me, deep down under all that wealth, thinking: 'You fucking idiot. You didn't short Bumble.'
Yeah… about that… https://www.npr.org/2026/02/26/nx-s1-5727510/secret-rules-experimental-nuclear-reactors-now-public Looks like safety regulations were changed *specifically* for their reactor. https://id.energy.gov/Home/NEDirectives Friendly reminder, OKLO can’t (well… couldn’t) build any reactors because their NRC license was denied for lack of safety management planning and safety critical design deficiencies. https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/news/2022/22-002.pdf None of this is good to be involved in. In summary: The 07/04 deadline is due to a Trump administration arbitrary mandate. The administration *knows* no one can meet that deadline by following existing nuclear safety regulations. OKLO has had their application for a license of operation denied due to safety concerns Numerous of said regulations get rolled back. OKLO all of a sudden says they can meet the deadline. Put 2 and 2 together; OKLO is ignoring significant amounts of nuclear safety standards that have been written due to past criticality and even meltdown incidents. The regulations as they now stand: Reduced ALARA requirements to basically being optional. Seriously, they allow for infinite dose exposure for operators in the posted changes. Requirement of having a system engineer for every critical safety system. Reduced or eliminated security staff training and screening requirements. Severely reduced NEPA environmental impact statement and assessment requirements, with many being eliminated altogether.
Yessir, been slowly DCAing, this is one of, (if not the) only nuclear names with OKLO potential in my opinion
OKLO is better, it only goes down
> no product That’s technically true for any SMR company in the U.S. at the current state, so not sure what your point is. Relative to others, Oklo is using a proven design- a replica that ran for three decades at the same INL site. > no service Not true, they have binding power purchase agreements with companies like META, which comes with prepayment. > no profit A lot of companies have no profit but see rapid stock appreciation due to market share growth. OKLO is expected to have revenue in early 2026 through radioisotope production, with PPA revenue coming from deployment in 2027. > it’s not a real company Umm what? They started Aurora construction back in September, recently was awarded the year long META RFP across all competitors, and are on track to VIPR criticality by the 7/4 RPP deadline. They are the definition of a first mover in the sector right now, I don’t understand what that sentiment is grounded in based on the facts.
I am an investor in private energy competitors and just one public nuclear stock. A competitor of $OKLO. Best of luck.
We have an OKLO investor chat channel going- sent you an invite if you’re interested.
Oh gotcha. Oklo had three reactors/projects in the DOE’s RPP: Aurora (main powerhouse), Pluto (Plutonium breeder), and Atomic Alchemy’s VIPR (radioisotopes). In the Founder AMA, they publicly confirmed that VIPR is on target to hit 7/4. I think it’s more likely that Aurora (listed as OKLO on there) will reach criticality in Q4 2026 based on the info I’ve seen.
OKLO is listed in that individually. It's at 22%. What I want is by July 4. Though, I doubt anyone of these will even make August. The fact any of these is above 5% seems ludicrous to me,
Atomic Alchemy is OKLO, it’s their subsidiary for VIPR
# That’s a real catalyst stack, no doubt. My only concern with names like OKLO isn’t the roadmap it’s how these high beta plays behave in choppy markets. Even good news can get sold if broader risk appetite isn’t there. If small caps start leading and volatility cools more, I’d trust those catalysts to stick. Until then, they can stay “cheap” longer than people expect.
$OKLO, there was a -70% drawdown recently and there are significant catalysts expected in **1H 2026**, with $126 average PT. Here are some that I recently noted: * DOE Plutonium Awards ([“early 2026”](https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/8-big-wins-nuclear-trump-administrations-first-year)) * Incremental PPA conversion on 18GW pipeline * RPP milestones on the 3 Fuel / 3 Reactor projects * First Revenue from INL Radioisotope production * NRC [Draft Decision on PDC](https://www.reddit.com/r/OKLOSTOCK/s/zTuKVJefxK) by 3/20 * VIPR Criticality by DOE’s 7/4/26 deadline * I would also point to what Caroline DeWitte [had recently called out](https://www.reddit.com/r/OKLOSTOCK/s/nCiRfqflAn) in the Founder AMA below: > We expect to hit some real physical milestones too. We have had one groundbreaking announcement already but **I would anticipate by mid-2026 having done geotechnical site analysis work at a number of locations to start construction in those places**. We have exciting expectations out of our 3 DOE Reactor Pilot Program projects and our 3 DOE Fuel Pilot Program projects. > We're limited in what we can say, but I think I can say we expect it to be an exciting and busy 12 months
Outdated for OKLO; they will have revenue from their radioisotope production at INL starting this quarter, as well as prepayment from PPA agreements. They also have vertical integration and will be constructing a $1.7B nuclear recycling facility on the fuel side. Given the current environment and policy tailwinds (ADVANCE Act, EOs & DOE RPP) the execution risk for OKLO’s EBR-II replica is overstated- they started construction last September and are making fast progress towards their 2027 targeted deployment. They also have a massive balance sheet of $2.5B after the latest raise and signaled that future builds via PPAs will be project finances (no further dilution.)
Highly speculative with significant execution risk. If you want to capture the uranium/nuclear bull market then stick with current producers/those that already own active mines and aiming for production in the next few years or so. SMR and OKLO are years and years away from making any money.
$SMR and $OKLO have taken an absolute drubbing
$OKLO, there are a lot of catalysts expected in **1H 2026**, with $126 average PT. Here are some that I recently noted: * DOE Plutonium Awards ([“early 2026”](https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/8-big-wins-nuclear-trump-administrations-first-year)) * Incremental PPA conversion on 18GW pipeline * RPP milestones on the 3 Fuel / 3 Reactor projects * First Revenue from INL Radioisotope production * NRC [Draft Decision on PDC](https://www.reddit.com/r/OKLOSTOCK/s/zTuKVJefxK) by 3/20 * VIPR Criticality by DOE’s 7/4/26 deadline * I would also point to what Caroline DeWitte [had recently called out](https://www.reddit.com/r/OKLOSTOCK/s/nCiRfqflAn) in the Founder AMA below: > We expect to hit some real physical milestones too. We have had one groundbreaking announcement already but **I would anticipate by mid-2026 having done geotechnical site analysis work at a number of locations to start construction in those places**. We have exciting expectations out of our 3 DOE Reactor Pilot Program projects and our 3 DOE Fuel Pilot Program projects. > We're limited in what we can say, but I think I can say we expect it to be an exciting and busy 12 months.
Isn't that bullish for companies like OKLO? Ones that provide modular power solutions?
OKLO, SMR, LEU and CCJ gonna pump today
Inversely, the *overlooked long*- $OKLO.
Inversely, the *overlooked long*- OKLO.
Son of a bitch! Knew I should’ve full ported into OKLO
He’s going to come out in an OKLO hoodie
OKLO is down 70% from ATH, same correction on a percentage basis in early 2025 ($59 to $17)…
OKLO is only worth 10.2B, what are you even on about?
After the EOs and ADVANCE Act, companies like OKLO are tracking towards 2027 for first deployment and 2030 for beginning of mass scale-out.
I do not believe OKLO can build a small modular reactor …. I do believe Trump can pump federal funds and hype into it though. About 5% of my portfolio is this bet
It's gonna be OKLO and Nuclear stuff, isn't one of the Trump's partners on the board of OKLO or something. Just a guess. Oh what a surprise, the company that Trump is connected to gets the deal. \*buys calls\*
It’s their VIPR radioisotope reactor, not their main Aurora one, and it will be in a controlled isolated dome facility that is a specific environment for test reactors. Atomic Alchemy’s 7/4 VIPR target is not consequential for OKLO- only for their man Aurora powerhouse.
Mangpedo will talk a lot of absolute nonsense, but he will try to pump stocks, probably certain sectors, maybe even list names. I'm buying weekly lotto tickets on IBIT, INTC, OKLO, SPX calls. Anything else?
META also has that 1.2GW deal with OKLO
Nuclear is capital intensive at gigawatt scale, yes. But OKLO isn’t building $10–20B mega-projects. These are modular, sub-gigawatt deployments with phased capital outlays and customer-backed power agreements. That structurally reduces balance sheet strain versus traditional nuclear builds. On rates: long-duration infrastructure always screens as rate sensitive, but the flip side is contracted, high-capacity-factor power with predictable cash flows. If anything, tighter grids and AI/data center demand make firm power more strategically valuable, not less. Policy durability is the bigger question, but advanced nuclear has bipartisan backing at the federal level, and the DOE pilot framework is specifically designed to derisk early deployment. Liquidity affects pace, agreed- but execution + regulatory acceleration are what determine whether these move from concept to cash flow.
I chose UUUU over $OKLO. I will open a swing in $OKLO around June for NRC approval!
So..... Cathie Wood bought AMD, Google, OKLO and AVGO today 👍
Nuclear sort of tanked recently….Or at least OKLO and NuScale Powers… Is the sector less risky, now, for some reason?
Someone bought OKLO at 200
Remember the guy that said OKLO was going to 250 soon? Yeah.
Remember OKLO would go up 20% off random headlines and fake news of nuclear reactors and then nothing happened. They have 0 product, delivered nothing and just grifted. All SPACs end the same
OKLO is the reason my URA is not mooning. Should have just got CCJ. I was there on site at cigar for 2 months. Nothing but ore trucks rolling in and out.
Imagine not selling OKLO back in December during the pump to $110 🤌
Look into OKLO as well and what they are doing at ORNL. OKLO and SMR are my positions.
Right, Aurora 1 at INL is slated to be a full commercial reactor, likely to supply electricity to Idaho Falls, ID. Every NOAK build following will take 6-18 months of NRC review, using Aurora 1 as the “reference application”. OKLO announced that they will beginning [multi-site prep at other location this year](https://www.reddit.com/r/OKLOSTOCK/s/Qnz0aBPE8G), so there will be a lot of milestones to come in 2026!
Late 2027 / Early 2028: Target for the INL plant to enter commercial operation. If this works out according to plan it will be a great success. However, this would not mean that OKLO can start building SMRs. The INL plant falls under the DOE Reactor Pilot Program and can operate under simplified authorisation. To build “normal” plants, OKLO will need to get authorisation from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). The first NRC-authorized commercial plant (Meta Campus, first phase) is targeted to come online by 2030. This is best case scenario. It might or might not work out.
I used Gemini to help me solve a complex electrical systems design question, to which it did an excellent job. Then, in a separate thread, it proceeded to tell me that RKLB, OKLO, and ASTS all rose 5%-7% on Friday, when they all fell that amount. Wtf, Gemini (and all LLMs). So much potential, yet so blatantly fucking wrong sometimes.
The business model is certainly hyper scalable. The only problem is that OKLO doesn’t have a product to sell.
$OKLO is my favorite nuclear pick
Let's get OKLO in there.
Who needs a product when you can pay a designer to make a cool CGI mockup and print it with the totally pointless 3D printer we got. Just looked up OKLO after seeing parts of their 2023 docu / pitch reel. Back then, they were gonna hit criticality in december 2024 on their first reactor, and 27-28, maybe 29 for their second. Considering they started some kind of development 2025, they're set to own a nice looking building mid 2026 maybe. Oh yeah, there's also that small reactor thingy to build. Few months of elbow grease right, how hard can it be? 😅
OKLO is the best play IMO, hyper scalable business model
I thought about buying OKLO. It’s a big chance. If it works out….it could be a life changer but it’s risky. I also read that Chevron was getting into nuclear to diversify their energy offerings and build for the future…
I didn't say useless I just understand the geopolitical landscape we're living in now and if you don't think the natural gas industry doesn't have every western politician in a chokehold you simply have no idea what your talking about and are trying to pump your OKLO bags
DOE’s last update said “early 2026”, so I’m not making this up – you can find the source up above within that section. Not sure what happened, looks like you used to be more enthusiastic about OKLO than me! https://preview.redd.it/t4a9kio3tqkg1.jpeg?width=614&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=200d2fff857f83e47c1f0f7bdfea3ad549ec5a62
I made like 5k on OKLO last year, sold near ATH. But you have to be diligent w that one. Big daily moves
Cant wait for my silver 2X short to print 🤭 Might cover my OKLO long position…
OKLO currently anal training me. Another month of this Ill be able to handle a dragon dildo!!
exactly. all shitty high beta stocks of mine (which are OKLO, NBIS, IREN) are bleeding red 5-7%. Google, Meta ( I call them safe bets, Spotify is one of them, too — I recently sold it with loss) are green, as well as Gold and Silver. Very shitty market moves today. OPEN is the exception with the shitty stocks))) Let's see how this all plays out.
Another bad day to be an OKLO fan
It’s all CAD based design using software lol, OKLO’s construction partner Kiewit is the actual firm that builds and constructs the reactor itself, with team oversight. That comment shows that you have no idea what you’re taking about.
Mate if you need more proof of an imminent market crash just look at AXTI, OKLO, etc. This is what the average IQ looks like when you give it access to the stock market. People are just fucking dumb and will pump shit to oblivion.
Yeah. Except that it won't. Ask actual people working in the nuclear field, based on where OKLO is nobody actually believes their stated timeline.
ChatGPT, make a post about OKLO to transfer my bags
lmao the classic "this time is diferent" energy right here you called two moves and now youre basically saying you've unlocked the konami code for OKLO. that meta deal is legit huge but going from $58 to $250 in 18 months while they're still pre-revenue feels like some galaxy brain math the july 4th criticality timing is either brilliant marketing or the most american thing ever conceived
Just remember this company is run by Sam Altman. Sam was CEO of Reddit for 8 days and somehow came away 3rd largest shareholder at IPO - how does that happen unless you aren’t, wink wink, “doing favors” for someone. Also remember Sam was the guy behind $ALTC, yes named after himself for ALTman Corporstion, and that SPAC became $OKLO. Nah, nothing suss about Sam ;)
I like OKLO. I believe nuclear is the future. Unfortunately I’m starting to think it’s not going anywhere anytime soon
bullish on SMR, think OKLO is more meme-ish
I dumped OKLO. Bought SMR and FLR.
I sold my OKLO calls at the absolute tippy top and never looked back
"very much in profit" is some massive cope. Not selling OKLO at $170 with market cap at what, like 25-30b is just plain retarded.
Meme stocks like OKLO, Quantum getting slaughtered, software going through SAASmageddon, Mag 7 now the Bag 7, you would think the market is down 10% but it turns out we are only 2% away from ATH.
MoneyTrail's take: If you’re looking for “hope” in OKLO/SMR: yeah, but it’s the boring kind. These aren’t “next quarter” stocks: they’re build-a-reactor, get-licensed, don’t-dilute-me-to-death stocks. OKLO straight up says in the 10‑K they haven’t built a plant and don’t have binding customer contracts yet (Equinix is an LOI, not a PPA), so the price is basically vibes + headlines until real contracts/reg milestones show up. SMR has the extra kick in the teeth of Fluor selling/overhang. So the play is either: treat it like a 3–7+ year moonshot and size it like a lottery ticket, or don’t play: because leverage + nuclear timelines = liquidation speedrun. [Can have a look here](https://moneytrail.ai/share/9eb02e79-1ea8-4b3f-8488-c574f348095e?source=share&channel=copy&utm_source=reddit) https://preview.redd.it/ru41xd5l4bkg1.png?width=1082&format=png&auto=webp&s=a805927d93060643042349f1d487d7d9ce692d94
The common problem is Reddit users wait for speculative stocks to take off, then when they're inevitably correcting they try to get in perfectly on value before the market has finished figuring itself out. They'd be better off taking the same money chasing something like OKLO and spreading it among 10 sub $10 stocks likely to break out because if they hit on just two, they'll end up better than one that's already that far gone. Or even worse, instead of spreading it out they all in something like DFLI and get wiped out.
\>I am keeping an eye on whales when they start buying into uranium and nuclear. This is exactly what has been happening in the last month though. Uranium hit an all time high like 2 or 3 weeks ago. I also hold a bit or NLR, and URNM, then directly hold OKLO, NNE, LEU I think that's about it.
\>OKLO crashed 35.11%past year 574.73%past 5 years
You saved me a post. Great response. But yeah, OKLO stock just ran before it was ready to walk. I knew it had topped as someone I knew to be a pump and dumper started DMing me trying to get me to buy the stock at $92 just before it finally crashed.
long term, maybe, this administration is very nuclear friendly and has speed run projects. I believe OKLO has an approval upcoming in may? Short term? this shit will drop a lot more.
I bought OKLO at $100 per share then crashed, it will probably recover once i sell at loss