Oklo Inc Stock Discussion

Big Cannon Fairy ❤ :

Pikewerks-511 : No today

103285623 : soon, but not today

10baggerbamm : surely you're joking ,please don't call me Shirley...
this company does not fit the type of company that Warren Buffett would invest in at all if I am wrong prove it

10baggerbamm : profit taking.. it's only up 300  hundred percent in 3.5 weeks

10baggerbamm : you actually can think that far in advance to 2027? this market and this mentality has an investment that lasts a lunch time . that is considered long-term

70125061 OP 10baggerbamm : My portfolio consists of long term and short term tickers.. this is long term for me

10baggerbamm 70125061 OP : my suggestion take it for a grain of salt the stock is very volatile there's a lot of profits that can come out extremely quickly and there's no change to the underlying long-term potential if you get a nice trade whether you make 20% or 50% take your principal out of the company leave your profits in it and don't look back. if you feel comfortable re-entering again on weakness and trading it do it and leave your profits in the company. it's a lot easier when you're playing with a house's chips then your own. we will have a bloodbath sell-off in the stock market we're going to have another July event where the dow is down a thousand the nasdaq's down 500-600 we're going to have political economic events that will trigger sell-offs it's 100% certainty it happens
typically people panicking cell on events like this and I am guilty in 36 plus years I have done it multiple times and every time you reflect on it it was the wrong decision to make.
when you have your profits in a company you don't care because now you have a long-term investment in the company your principal is safe

Salooma : actually looks like nne is a few days ahead of oklo as oklo is hitting 27 now

Miggs fiance bro : bull run

10baggerbamm : amazing!

Marabahaya : nice bro

Zenabomogbai : You are good and will love to learn from you

smoothshoe OP Zenabomogbai : thanks! it's all about research, learn all you can about the companies you invest in. even the history of the people running them. if you use analysts' ratings, research the analysts, and what's behind their price targets.