Oklo’s stock fell 16.2% this week as S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 gained. The company has no revenue, making it a highly speculative investment. Doubts about AI power demand growth surfaced, causing investors to worry about Oklo’s valuation. Analysts suggest waiting for a more realistic valuation before considering investment.

Investors have driven Oklo’s stock up 550% in 2025, but doubts linger about AI power demand. A Chinese research paper suggested AI efficiency improvements, while a major gas and wind turbine producer hinted at slowing growth. Oklo’s lack of revenue and product make it a risky investment without continued AI demand.

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