Oklo (OKLO) announced a $1.5 billion equity distribution agreement, leading to a drop in shares. The raise could dilute ownership stakes and impact stock prices negatively. With a market cap of $17.4 billion, the offering represents a significant portion of the company’s equity base, signaling dilution for shareholders. Options traders predict a potential 45% decline in OKLO shares. The company’s focus on nuclear energy initiatives requires substantial capital. OKLO remains speculative, with no revenue expected until 2030. Analysts believe much of the upside is already priced into OKLO shares.

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