Jim Cramer Says "Oklo Is Not a Commercial Enterprise"

Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) is one of the stocks Jim Cramer discussed, along with market shortages. During the episode, a caller asked whether the stock is a buy, sell, or hold. Cramer replied:

Okay, Oklo, I’ve been saying sell it… It’s been knocked down pretty bad. I think it, there’s always these yahoos who want to come in, it’s up 22% for the year, who say, well, listen, it’s going to be the next greatest thing ever, and their technology’s unbelievable. This is nuclear power, and when we talk about nuclear power, you’re right. GE Vernova knows how to build a plant. Everybody else is just trying to learn and is not commercial. Oklo is not a commercial enterprise. Period.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) designs advanced fission power plants to deliver scalable clean energy and develops nuclear fuel recycling technology that transforms waste into usable reactor fuel. During the episode aired on December 15, 2025, Cramer mentioned the stock and stated:

Take Oklo, which I’ve been hounding you to sell for 40 points now. Oklo’s about fission reactors that could run on nuclear waste. The problem, the company hasn’t actually developed any nuclear reactors. They’ve broken ground on one site. But this is a nearly $13 billion company with a stock that’s up 288% year to date. Okay, people, that’s absurd. I’m sure the jokers who own the stock will pull it tomorrow morning because they’re worried about what I just said. They don’t want me to put the wood to it. I think your best opportunity comes between 10:30 and 11:30 AM because they are shameless.

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