In short: The week's best add — bought at ~$4.70 and "closed near six bucks at the end of the week, so that was a great trade." The catalyst was an intra-week contract to supply 641 MW of solar modules to Clearway Energy Group (+15% on the day), and the durable thesis is domestic content: T1 expects >60% domestic content in 2027 as manufacturers await the Section 232 decision on polysilicon tariffs/quotas — "customers such as Clearway are seeking high domestic content modules." Deck page 22; the stock bounced off sub-$4 to $5.85 in the first week of August. (Both the call and the report say "TET"; the ticker used on every prior SSR call is TE.)
T1 Energy makes solar panels in the United States. Its selling point is where the parts come from: most solar cells in the world start with polysilicon made in China, and Washington is deciding whether to put tariffs or import quotas on it. Anyone who can promise an American-made panel therefore has something customers will pay up for — T1 says it will be above 60% domestic content by 2027.
That promise turned into a real order mid-week: a contract to supply 641 megawatts of panels to Clearway Energy Group. The stock jumped 15% on the news and kept going. Singh had bought at $4.70 and it finished the week near $6 — "a great trade."
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In short: Got long for a very short-term trade — set up to be one of the leading energy providers for the AI buildout (power is the last domino in his cascade framework).
T1 Energy aims to be a power supplier for the AI buildout. Data centers need enormous, steady electricity, and in Singh's "cascade" framework power providers are the most durable part of the AI supply chain — the last to suffer if the trade unwinds. He bought it only as a quick, short-term trade, not a core holding.
54:00if you were to build a some of the parts today we've also even played tangentially in the AI space we actually got long for a very shortterm trade a company called T1 Energy which is was set up to be one of the leading providers of energy for this whole AI space and we also got long a company that was fairly risky in a small size called DGXX which was called Digi Power.
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