Oklo (OKLO) stock has been in a sharp downtrend since the start of 2026 as rising uranium prices threaten to compress the viability of small modular nuclear reactors. The selloff accelerated this week following news that OKLO’s chief executive, Jacob DeWitte, and chief of finance, Richard Bealmear, have sold more than $2 million worth of company shares in February.
At the time of writing, OKLO shares are down more than 60% versus their record high in October 2025. Still, a senior Canaccord Genuity analyst believes they could nearly triple from here over the next 12 months.
