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Learning everyday and stacking wins. Current portfolio concentration: $MSFT, $RKLB, $NBIS, $UNH, $TE, $NOW (small)
Katılım Mayıs 2021
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@birdabo One step closer to the scam of real estate agent fees going away
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florida man sold his house in 5 days using chatgpt without real estate agents
> asked AI for pricing.
> marketing.
> best listing day
> contract drafting.
bro easily got 5 offers in 72 hours.
- also saved 3% commission.
real estate agents are cooked 😭😭😭
Dexerto@Dexerto
Florida man sold his house in just 5 days after letting ChatGPT handle the entire process instead of a real estate agent The AI handled pricing, marketing, showings, and even helped draft the contract
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I am tired of being Arizona’s Super Bowl. This is the one game a year they always have circled on the calendar. While we're focused on winning Big 12 championships, they are only focused on beating us. It's time to #nuke the school
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@NotA_Bull Bought mine for $800K in 20’s and sold for $1.2M, 5 years later. Great investment.
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Breaking: Caleb Holt, the No. 4 ranked player in the SC Next 100 for the Class of 2026, has committed to Arizona, he announced on @FirstTake.

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$TE is one of my highest conviction stocks in 2026
WHAT THE MARKET THINKS:
The market is pricing T1 Energy as a cyclical, capital-intensive solar assembler. But this narrative is outdated
TE is building a vertically integrated US solar supply chain at a time when domestic sourcing is a strategic priority
The CORE MOAT:
TE isn’t just making modules, it’s systematically owning manufacturing from cells to finished product in the US
G1 Dallas (solar modules) is scaling production ahead of plan
G2 Austin (solar cell fabrication) is under construction with Phase 1 targeted for Q4 2026 production
This creates a domestic moat rare in solar: control over both cell and module supply in a region prioritizing local energy security
Competitors are either offshore or still vertically fragmented
THIS ISN’T JUST “SOLAR”:
PEERS TRADE AS: commodity panel makers with low pricing power and margin compression
TE IS BECOMING:
• A US strategic supplier amid geopolitical manufacturing reshoring.
• A company capturing higher-value content (cells + modules + batteries) with fewer links in the supply chain to third parties
This transforms valuation logic, not mere watts shipped but earnings from owned capacity with pricing discipline
INFLECTION: GUIDANCE + SCALE:
Recent results showed a meaningful ramp in module output with revenue over $200M in Q3 2025, signaling demand conversion and manufacturing scale
HOWEVER, Q4 revenue is guided to be larger than Q1, Q2 and Q3 together, with a yearly run-rate of 4.5GW
Importantly, G2 Austin is slated to start construction in Q4 2025, with first production Q4 2026, giving TE a major margin inflection in 2027 once cell output feeds into higher-margin finished goods
FEOC COMPLIANCE
According to recent reports by TE, their recent structural changes align with FEOC guidance
Changes:
• Reduced debt exposure to Trina Solar
• Capped foreign ownership
• Removed governance control
• Restructured technology licensing (IP)
• Shifted the supply chain away from FEOC sources (not finished)
This is crucial since it would allow TE to remain eligible for the 45X credits which provide per-unit incentives for US solar components
This would unlock true operating leverage
CURRENT VALUATION:
TE trades at only 4.5 P/S:
If they execute in Q4 → PS < 2.2
If they maintain run-rate in 2026 (without G2 Austin) → PS < 1.1
The market is still behind the expected growth, not to mention the real manufacturing scale or future integrated margins
ASYMMETRY: UPSIDE vs DOWNSIDE
What goes right:
• G2 Austin online → integrated cell + module margins triple worth over commodity modules
• US policy increasingly favors domestic content → pricing power and reduced import competition
• Higher capacity utilization drives operating leverage
What goes wrong:
• Execution timelines slip, but TE has already met targets at G1 Dallas
• Policy shifts reduce subsidy certainty, manageable because global solar adoption continues growing
Downside is survivable: TE has begun revenue scaling, is funded through construction, and already produces modules
Upside is non-linear: integrated domestic capacity is rare and strategic
TIME CATALYSTS:
• Q4 2025: G1 Dallas sharp activation and G2 Austin construction start
• Q4 2026: anticipated production from G2 Austin
• 2027: potential margin inflection as integrated output rises
BOTTOM LINE:
$TE is not a solar panel assembler, it’s building a vertically integrated US solar manufacturing platform, anchored with G1 Dallas and the coming G2 Austin cell fab
Domestic content + integrated output = pricing power, structural growth, and margin leverage
The market is still pricing their revenue inflection, not yet thinking of their vertical integration
NOTE: Not Financial Advice. DYOR
#TE #Stocks




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@SarAEsQMd @jrouldz Yes buy high sell low has always been a good strategy
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$TE
Morgan Lyons@morgan_tigers
Uhhh... this is quite a tone shift from the Trump admin 👀 "Interior indicated in its statement that it considers solar part of the admin’s ongoing efforts to ramp up domestic energy production, which is needed to power energy-intensive data centers..." subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eenews…
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