In short: His new fund (launched 2026-09-17, first ETF on the Texas Stock Exchange): the full power value chain for a generation-long demand re-acceleration (0.1%/yr → 5%/yr), with calls written on ~half the book ~10% OTM for a targeted ~5% monthly distribution.
PWRX is Sanghani's own new fund, launched the day this video aired. The idea: for twenty years America's electricity use barely grew, and now it's growing about 5% a year because of AI data centers and new factories. That means over a trillion dollars will be spent over a decade on the fuel, pipes, wires, power plants and new technology to make and move electricity. Most people already own the AI companies through an S&P 500 index fund, but hardly own the energy and utility companies supplying the power — so this fund buys that whole supply chain instead.
It also pays a monthly income. Besides the dividends from its holdings (~1–1.5%), it sells "covered calls" on about half the portfolio — it collects a fee from another investor for the right to buy those shares about 10% above today's price within a month. Only doing it on half the book, and only far above the current price, is meant to keep most of the growth while lifting the payout to a targeted ~5% a year.
1:21If we look from the year 2000 to 2020, so for an entire generation, power demand grew at 0.1% per year, essentially nothing. Now we're growing at 5% a year. So, we've had an industry that was asleep for a generation, waking up, and actually accelerating now that we need a lot more energy for data centers, for factories that we're building here in the United States.
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