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Oklo's $8 billion-plus market cap prices in a decade of growth before it has generated a single dollar of revenue. Revenue was essentially zero from 2021 to 2025, net income was about -$105 million, free cash flow is deeply negative and worsening, operating expenses are exploding and shares outstanding spiked in 2025. Even down 73% from its October high, it is a story, not a company. x.comÂ
Oklo has no revenue or operating reactors and is burning $570M in free cash flow. Its executives have also been selling shares; the stock's steep decline looks like capital markets disciplining a speculative business. x.com x.comÂ
Oklo is in a bubble because it produces no revenue and won't anytime soon. The first bubble call came at $190, after an earlier call to short at $131.17. Shares would only be worth buying again below $20 or $10, depending on how things play out. x.comÂ
Oklo's new $1B at-the-market offering is bullish long term but potentially bearish short term. Proceeds fund its Aurora project, a new $1.68B advanced fuel center and commercialization, backed by a 1.2GW Meta agreement and an Nvidia AI partnership. The prior $1.5B program is exhausted, and the new one, with forward sale agreements, could create sustained selling pressure and $1B more dilution on zero revenue, a sign management is not optimistic about the near-term price. x.comÂ
Oklo builds and sells electricity, which makes it a utility to be valued on earnings, not a tech company. Per Joe Gamble, speaking at a March investor summit, utilities average about 20x profit, yet Oklo sat at a $9 billion valuation with no revenue and no earnings, while management sold shares as fast as it could print them. x.comÂ
Oklo stands out as the most egregious of Sam Altman's many questionable ventures. A company with no products or revenue, run out of a strip mall, somehow reached a $25 billion market cap. @CCM_Brett calls Altman a walking red flag. x.comÂ
Oklo is massively undervalued when Three Mile Island is restarting because of parabolic AI energy demand. The market will pay up front to own long-term positions, and retail investors are better equipped than ever. x.com x.comÂ
Oklo's $13 billion valuation rests on no revenue. It just reported $0 in revenue, in line with guidance; if it sold merchandise to its shareholders, that would count as a beat and raise. x.comÂ
Oklo looks unattractive with further dilution, no revenue and a valuation twice Hims & Hers' market cap. A quoted report of an SEC filing says Oklo entered an agreement for up to $1 billion in at-the-market share sales. x.comÂ
Oklo's risk-reward makes no sense because it is a pre-revenue company. x.comÂ
Oklo's new $1 billion at-the-market offering, reported by @StockSavvyShay, is a reminder that a nuclear reactor takes 10-15 years and a lot of capital to build. Investors may not be ready for that ride. x.comÂ
