Cramer Calls First Solar Too Cheap, Overlooked

CNBC's Jim Cramer publicly flagged First Solar as undervalued, stating the stock has been overlooked and calling it too cheap at its current price. The comment adds retail and media attention to a solar manufacturer that has faced volatile sentiment tied to shifting U.S. energy policy and tariff exposure on competing Chinese panels. First Solar, the largest U.S.-headquartered utility-scale solar panel manufacturer, benefits from domestic content provisions under the Inflation Reduction Act, which has historically supported its competitive positioning against foreign rivals. Cramer's remarks do not change First Solar's fundamentals but can move short-term retail order flow, and the stock's valuation gap relative to peers may attract renewed institutional scrutiny. Investors will watch whether the call catalyzes a re-rating or fades without earnings or policy catalysts to sustain momentum.