OKLO is trading at $67.09 (-3.42%) amid ongoing volatility in nuclear energy stocks, diverging from broader markets which rose on strong January jobs data exceeding forecasts.
- No company-specific news or announcements emerged on February 11, 2026, to explain the current downward move.
- Analysts highlight the company's lack of revenue, high cash burn, and intense competition in the Small Modular Reactor (SMR) space as persistent pressures.
- The stock remains in a downward trend compared to its 2025 highs despite the positive macroeconomic backdrop.