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In the last six months or so, we've put out a couple of articles about Nuclear Reactor startup Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO).
In our first article, we argued that the company was a potential long-term compounder going
Why Oklo Could Lead The Nuclear Power Revolution
Summary
- Oklo is a development-stage firm focused on small nuclear reactors, offering a compelling solution to the looming energy gap in the U.S.
- Despite no current sales, OKLO's progress with regulators and its innovative 'powerhouse' concept make it a potential long-term compounder.
- After a significant stock rally, we downgraded the Company to 'Hold' due to overvaluation; recent declines now make it attractive again.
- With continued progress on the business development front and a less aggressive valuation, Oklo deserves a spot in your portfolio.
- We rate OKLO a 'Buy'.
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