Michael Stuart Klein, a 10% owner and independent director of the company, sold 50,000 shares of the company in two separate transactions on September 22. The total worth of these shares was about $6.7 million. OKLO is up 433% so far this year. The company also saw recent insider selling from CEO Jacob DeWitte and CFO Craig Bealmear, who sold $9.4 million of shares.
Goldman Sachs recently started covering the stock with a Neutral rating and said the company has no revenue and likely will not start earning any until 2028.
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