The latest data point for OKLO's PEG Ratio in Q4'25 stands at -1.81, indicating an undervalued stock relative to its earnings growth as of the end of that fiscal quarter. This negative value suggests market expectations of slower future growth or potential overvaluation adjustments compared to positive ratios in prior periods. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, the PEG Ratio for OKLO exhibited high volatility, starting at 7.12 in Q1'23 before dropping sharply to 0.30 in Q2'23 and turning negative at -0.31 in Q3'23, reflecting a rapid shift in growth perceptions. It reached a low of -2.99 in Q1'24, rebounded to 8.51 in Q4'24, and fluctuated between positive peaks (e.g., 0.75 in Q1'25) and negatives (e.g., -0.54 in Q2'25), with no data available for Q3'25; overall, the trend shows unstable valuation signals, alternating between overvalued and undervalued states without a clear long-term direction.