Oklo Stock Hits a New 52-Week Low: Time to Buy?

Oklo (OKLO) just printed a new 52-week low of $31, extending a 55% slide this year even as the narrative around AI data center power remains intact.

The drawdown leaves the company carrying a roughly $6 billion valuation, a steep tag for an early-stage name with no meaningful revenue in sight. According to the report, sales won't materialize until its Aurora facility begins operations, a milestone the article places in late 2025.

Meanwhile, the cost side is moving the wrong way. Operating losses more than doubled to $124.2 million in the first half of 2026. Interpretation: the market is repricing a story-driven valuation against widening losses and a distant revenue start date, and the 55% decline suggests investors are demanding proof rather than promise.

Analysts cited in the piece call the stock too risky for most investors and warn it could fall further. That framing puts the burden on bulls to justify buying into a downtrend at a $6 billion valuation.