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Most Important Stock Market Earnings from Today - (10/24/2023)
2023-04-12 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Gordon Ramsay
Digital Age for Big Oil using Big Tech $HAL & $MSFT ; $AMZN & $BP, $SHEL
SMAR, S rises on earnings; CP higher on Kansas buyout approval; CS, FRC, RIG, HAL slide
2022-11-18 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
2022-10-27 Better Tasting Crayons (Mathematically derived options plays)
Anyone under 40 has never invested in a Bear Market & It shows - Long $GLD and $XLE
58.4K to 129.6k over the past year on oil - mix of shares and leaps
This time is really different - The Market is way oversold
Out of NVDA, GOOGL, and MSFT, which one do you think will have the best future in the next five years?
Gains for the month (threading GM, SONY, APPLE, and HAL)
Shoutout to my fellow smooth brained ape
Degree of automation in apps for retail traders
$PBF - time to buy refinery - key facts
CL=F is still rising, but Oil itself is not the play. Do this instead.....
Dow Rallies on Bullish Bets in Energy, Materials
Mentions
HAL to start. And they have a lot of crypto down there.
I have calls on Nvidia, Chevron, XON, Apple, HAL, VLO, Apple, Microsoft and MSTR. Which ones will 10x today? Nvidia and Chevron????
HAL should be strong on future needs rebuilding the oil infrastructure.
Yeah, perhaps. I honestly don't follow $HAL or $SLB anywhere near enough to say on those (see it's ok to admit when you don't understand something enough to make a play on it). I was more laughing at everyone on twitter and the like saying oil futures would gap down hard and Canadian oil companies were doomed. Or that CVX, XOM, BP etc would immediately gain bigly from this. Like 1, the VZ situation is far from settled. 2nd, it would take a shit ton of money and years to start pulling up VZ oil in a meaningful way. 3rd, these companies haven't earmarked any of their money for said venture yet. So when I saw Canadian names like CVE and SU get shit on in early market, I bought and sold in the afternoon for a quick easy day trade lmao. Long term remains murky as VZ is unresolved, Russia/Ukraine is unresolved, and there continues to be musings of going after Iran again.
The moves higher are justified for $HAL and $SLB. Both stocks had significantly under-performed the other $XLE stocks. The midstream pipeline stocks are a good buy too. The easy money to be made is always selling the picks & shovels for the oil "gold mines" so to speak.
Some of the moves don't make sense. Like, I don't think COP or XOM are going to enter or really commit to anything in a meaningful way. But like, CVX already has assets there so they likely will be reclaiming those. Then a few service companies will benefit from the increased CAPEX like HAL and SLB. The CAPEX need is pretty massive from what the reports mention on the overall infrastructure.
This bear is watching his $HAL shares pop +11% today. Gold is also up today b/c it's gold. I missed reshorting the $QQQ at 620 as I was more interested BTD in $OXY and $MOS this morning instead believing commodity stocks have a higher upside than shorting Big Tech this time around : )
Now oil field services , engineering and construction… I like HAL , FLR
$HAL up over 9%. Don't listen to the reddit gurus : )
I've loaded up on HAL and SLB at market open. In any case, it's a good diversification from all the tech stocks in my portfolio
That's why you buy a little of everything. I bought $HAL, $OXY, and $KMI when I mentioned I was buying heavily into oil. $HAL up 8% , $OXY down 4% and $KMI down less than 1%. But all are green since I bought 2 weeks ago. Big Money is trying to decide which energy/oil stocks to buy; but all have been getting bids over the last month. When has energy or crude oil ever gone down in price significantly when the world is at war?
Thank Gawd I ignored all the reddit downvotes and loaded up on Haliburton the last 2 weeks. $HAL up +7%. Because Crude Oil is dead right???
My shares of Halliburton say differently. $HAL and $SLB are both up +7% Monday. Whose equipment & services are going to be used in Venezuela now?
Bag holding HAL calls for a year, finally can sell for a profit. Phew
SLB and HAL make some sense.
So we are all gonna pile into HAL, SLB,XOM today at the bell, amirite?!
HAL is getting the contracts for fixing old infrastructure, not financial advice
SLB and HAL is what I’m going with!
I don't realize that. I hear it, but I don't know the industry. Do you? Is HAL really geared for this kind of thing or are we just going on impressions? Also - what rational basis do we have to think HAL will be let in? This administration can't get their story straight of what they did, why they did it and what they plan on doing. If V doesn't want us in there, how are we going to do it? Send the military? Let American soldiers die so that HAL can make money? It might play out that way, but it may not. It's pure gambling right now.
Remember Trump’s ”bold idea” to turn Gaza into a beach front resort? It is a bit difficult to reconcile the extremely competent performance of the government in apprehending Maduro and the rambling nonsense which is Trump but you should forget everything he said. Still, HAL, SLB, and BKR are good companies
At this moment, $HAL +13% $CVX + 10%, BKR +10%, $SLB +12% $VLO +10%, $MPC + 10% $COP +8% $SOC +6% By the time the news hits its always too late.
I just looked at the charts of CVX, SLB and HAL, someone definitely knew on Friday, before it happened.
HAL is an oil service company that serves exploration companies like xom and shell and bp. V's attack will boost exploration companies exploration demand in v, hence stock price is up But exploration is not a single function of government permit. So i'd opt out on hal and sell it first thing tomorrow
HAL was at $20 like 6 months ago… now its at $34. Youd have to really know what HALs future in Vz looks like to say anything about fair value now…
Was thinking of loading up HAL/SLB on open, but too late I guess
I think HAL is a safe bet it is very close to fair value, and it won’t only rely on Venezuela, but the current events will boost the stock lrice
I think you're probably right about HAL. But we're still in the who the fuck knows phase. About how things are going to turn out in Venezuela. I'm not making any moves. I got my one oil stock PBR. Their workers are on strike. Just gonna ride it out and see what happens and play other moves unrelated to Venezueoa.
But you do realize that HAL is needed to rebuild the oil business there
the services play (HAL / SLB) makes way more sense than chasing crude hype, oil prices fade, contracts and billable hours don’t
The play is oil infrastructure, not oil. It would take billions of investment to repair the decayed infrastructure. That's where the money is to be made. In the short term oil goes up very slightly from the loss of supply during conflict. In the long term oil goes down after HAL and SLB make billions in getting everything started up.
Markets are forward looking and like easy money. There's billions on the line in repairing infrastructure. Markets not reacting means they don't think anything has changed, which is true. The same exact people are in power minus 1 person. If Trump announced a permanent 20k troop presense then HAL and SLB would absolutely gap up now.
Yen Carry Trade, CME Margin requirements on Silver Contracts, and now onto my next armchair degree, Oil Services, BKR, SLB, obvs HAL
XOM up 5%, HAL up 14%. Oil patch happy
This won’t go anywhere. Way too much incompetence at the top and I’d be surprised if any operators go very deep into VZ. If no operators then no need for service companies like SLb and HAL.
Fridays move had nothing to to with it... it was money being pulled out of overvalued tech stocks. My guess is oil stocks other than HAL wont go up much on Monday. They're not interesting in investing money there, it's just too risk and the ROI time horizon is too far out.
HAL was too close to Dick Cheney, I don't think Donald's admin will be down with that.
COP, HAL, CVX, etc. There’s a pretty good write up here: https://altindex.com/news/stocks-to-watch-us-run-venezuela
> Lots of people are talking about oil companies and oil infrastructure companies like CVX, XOM, COP and HAL. Absolutely none of these companies are getting into the country any time soon. Maduro's party is still in power, and the opposition parties of the country hate each other too much to banned together to form a coherent government. > How do you think this will be paid for? They wont. Venezuela was already in a precarious position before this happened, and was barely getting itself out of a self-induced famine. It doesnt produce anything but oil and the oil infrastructure was increasingly decrepit to begin with, and its not something you can just turn on and off. And all of these assets are still owned by Citgo who last I checked is still in US bankruptcy court and wont be leaving any time soon. That means all that infrastructure doesnt get touched by a US company for the foreseeable future.
How about some HAL calls
So which one should people invest in for tomorrow? Im seeing a lot of positives for HAL but Im skeptical about Chevron.
What’s the market angle that actually trades? * Oil: Venezuelan crude is heavy/sour. U.S. refiners can process it, but throughput, margins, and contract terms decide outcomes. A quick gasoline glut is unlikely; diesel/asphalt effects are more plausible. Near-term watchlists: refiners (VLO, MPC), services (SLB, HAL), integrateds (CVX). * Gold: Above-ground Venezuelan reserves are limited; new mining is slow. Hard catalyst for a gold crash is weak—uncertainty often supports gold and miners/ETFs. * Geopolitics: This looks more like U.S.–China pressure than pure commodities. Expect higher risk premia, defense names bid, and swings in rare earths/critical minerals on export-control narratives. * Power/AI: Backup generation demand is real, but fuel logistics and capex are multi-quarter. GNRC/CMI can benefit from deployments; it’s not an overnight fix for the grid. Bottom line: price in more volatility and be selective across energy, defense, and equipment instead of assuming a clean “oil flood” or a gold collapse.
CVX, PLTR, HAL are some stocks that might have a good day...
Q for you then with your experience. Ive been trading and investing for 15ish years. In my experience sometimes the easiest most obvious big trend, trades really do work quite well. For example, you could buy AAPL in '15 on a couple qs of slowing iPhone sales AFTER buffet bought it and showed up on the 13s. You could buy MRNA and BioNTech AFTER we knew the vax was gonna work and still make a huge return. Same for WFH stocks like zoom after it was clear WFH was gonna be a thing The travel names when it was already apparent people were booking trips again NVDA , AFTER chatGPT came out and AI was the hot thing. LLY well after hundreds of articles and everyone plus their sister on GLP1 Euro weapons companies well into Ukraine war and re-arming under way. So this trade is a simple one, yes, but does HAL and VLO make sense even if it's kinda obvious and consensus?
I’ll be scoping out oil services companies like SLB, BKR and HAL
I would go with Halliburton HAL as they already have feet on the ground there and have always maintained a presence in Venezuela. The US won't immediately focus or work on new wells, they will focus on workovers and recompleting old stagnated wells on land and this is HALs bread and butter, their expertise in hydraulic fracturing and well intervention is exactly what is needed to get oil out of existing dilapidated infrastructure and as a US based company with deep ties to american energy policy, Halliburton is normally the preferred when the US government is "managing" a reconstruction. They're are already positioning themselves as a preferred creditor in legal fillings to ensure they get paid first as the new oil revenue starts flowing.
Dude, In theory, US oil companies are to be big beneficiaries of the Venezuela oil grab. But things are not so simple: 1. Infrastructure in V is very bad. Massive investments needed to expand current production and these are likely to take years, before any benefits for the likes of majors such as Chevron and Exxon can be seen. Near-term, the likes of SLB and HAL, being the sellers of shovels, are the best bets. 2. Immediate term, current V production can now be released into the unsanctioned global crude oil market. This has the effect of lowering crude oil prices further, and of course negatively impacting producers such as Chevron, Exxon and US shale producers. 3. The vast majority of country’s production and reserves are the lower-quality heavy, sour crude, which sells in the market **below** WTI. Hence less profitable for those involved. Happy punting, albeit don’t get your hopes too high.
Oil services will pop, they're gonna build the hell out of that basin and retrofit all the technology. SLB and HAL are gonna go crazy. Of course I sold my SLB position last week.
Yes and I am looking at Schlumberger SLB too, SLB will be the brains of the operation and they have the technology to start new wells in Venezuela and they have the technology to get to hard to reach oil, I will be looking to hold both SLB and HAL for the next 8 months. A refinery to look at is Valero VLO as these already have the infrastructure to refine venuzelas type of oil. They are one of the few refineries that can refine heavy crude.
Some informative videos here I'm trying to get bonds right now and going VLO, PBC and PBF since heavy crude is a effort to process, (used to broker oil crude en590 etc) Also HAL obviously, SLB and BKR are pretty much mentioned by the president himself Can't believe we are in a time of effectively invading countries but tbh I think probably better for the people there than the level of corruption it had, they will hand it back over eventually and in the meantime there will be a lot of opportunity for people living there who are some of the most friendly warm people I've met https://youtu.be/24HUOARwbTQ?si=AyhqW2kmEnloiPBi https://youtube.com/shorts/765XDmQV5XI?si=3-4O5y-zx25TJLfN
Short USO and long oil services like HAL, SLB, WFRD.
HAL: they're the first call everyone dials to get dibs on the equipment shipped.. drill, baby drill!
I think Conoco and Chevron had the most stolen assets, if these assets get returned that is a massive boost to the balance sheets - LEAPS are 1-2 years out so they have time to realize increased margins. This is a long term play so waiting for cheap premiums on calls is the key, after the pump on Friday call options are up ~+50%. I think HAL & SLB would be a short term play (6-12 months) and calls could benefit from any announced contracts for rebuilding infrastructure. On the refining side I am just not very sure. Do they make more profit when oil is cheaper (crude price will decrease if they ramp up production), or do margins stay the same and refined fuels decrease along side the crude price? Also, do they actually make more profit from Venezuela oil vs importing discounted Canadian oil? I just dont know those answers yet. One thing is likely, this will reduce the US demand for Canadian crude so maybe puts on Canadian producers? Maybe Canada pivots to supplying the crude to China that US is trying to cut off from Venezuela?
Not my idea, but HAL is another one. If they're going to get that oil out, the majors will need some sub contractors.
You make a good point! HAL seems like a solid pick, especially since they’re focused on the infrastructure side and won’t be directly impacted by oil price fluctuations. It’s smart that they’ll likely see steady profits over the next 6-12 months. Chevron could definitely face some pressure from oversupply, especially with more oil coming from Venezuela. I see why you’d prefer HAL for quicker returns and a more stable position.
To have a friendly oil producing nation yes! To have the Chinese and Russians out of the americas yes! But to think that most of the oil revenue is going to American Companies is just false! HAL, SLB, XOM, CVX will get service contracts, and access to oil, but so will foreign companies. They will help rebuild the oil industry just like in Iraq, but the biggest beneficiary is the Venezuelan people and PDSV. Them making a few extra billion is nothing compared to the economic boom this would create for the Venezuelan people. You can argue that overthrowing the regime like this is unethical, but it’s just not true that this would lead to the oil “being stolen” in any figure of the imagination. It’s just not possible legally and practically. My business partner is Venezuelan, and he has been waiting for a moment like this his whole life. The theft, murder, rape of his country by these gangsters. Hopefully they can rebuild and he can move back after 15 years in exile.
I like HAL, seems to be pretty undervalued too
I think it will take a long time for them to actually extract the oil and it definitely won’t be happening in the short term. They will send HAL down to fix/improve the infrastructure immediately and this will increase the price of HAL for the next 6 - 12 months as HAL will profit from this, HAL don’t sell oil so they will be not effected by the price of oil or if oil is extracted from Venezuela and sold. There is a possibility that when Chevron start extracting the oil this could bring the price of Chevon down because there is already too much oil in the market as it is and this oil from Venezuela will flood the global oil market further so this is why I won’t be having any exposure to Chevron and I believe the safer option and quicker returns option is HAL
Chevron will most likely see a spike on opening on Monday and possibly for the short term but mid to long term i am not sure as Venezuela's oil infrastructure is terrible and pipes from Venezuela to the US are damaged and these issues will need over $100 billion to be invested and could take 5 - 8 years for recovery. I will be looking at Halliburton HAL on Monday as they set the equipment at the start in Venezuela and all the infrastructure is owned by HAL and they will be the company sent in to fix the equipment.
So the USA will be rebuilding Venezuela oil infrastructure. Any ideas on companies that will benefit from this? I'm thinking $HAL and $RIG.
RIG is worth consideration for sure. SLB, HAL also. Big US-based oil like XOM, CVX, OXY. Buffet (Berkshire) had 28% of OXY shares. only mention because that means those shares are essentially off the market for the next several years. So the OXY float is actually 28% lower than what is listed.
I was wondering why HAL ran today....
Halliburton $HAL - Dick Cheney was CEO for god's sake
This feels like 2022 when I see my shares of $HAL and $MOS both up 5% today. We are seeing a rotation into crude oil & commodities and a rotation out of Big Tech and Gold.
Halliburton (HAL) Lockheed Martin RTX (Raytheon) Northrop Grumman Boeing
My commodity stocks are all green. $OXY +1.7%, $HAL +2.5%, $MOS +3.8%., $AA +4% It's not just gold and silver anymore. Aluminum is above $3k/ton for the 1st time since 2022.
Private prisons (GEO) & defense companies (HAL).
Go the war drone manufacturers: General Atomics, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Textron Systems, Thales Group, BAE Systems Plc, Elbit Systems Ltd., AeroVironment Inc., Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd, Northrop Grumman Company, Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), and Boeing.
I will have to look into $AROC and $EFXT. I lazily picked $HAL because I owned & traded it quite successfully from 2021-2023. I prefer the pipeline stocks for natural gas. Natty gas futures fluctuate so much I'd prefer to just collect the toll paid to the pipeline stocks like $KMI and $ET who pay fat dividends.
I posted my bullish call on crude oil below. I also bought $KMI and $ET, which are diversified midstream natty gas & crude oil energy companies along with $HAL for crude oil & natty gas service & equipment infrastructure and $OXY as more of a pure crude oil position. Natty gas is very much a big part of my bullish call on the crude oil stocks. I know you are big into electrification. My point is the traditional energy names will be needed to build & maintain the electrification infrastructure needed for such an energy transformation. And historically all new major energy adoption names have supplemented and not replaced the prior era's main energy sources. They add to it since our energy consumption continues to explode exponentially.
Of course it is. AI is not HAL. It’s a copyright infringement aggregator at best. This bubbles gonna burst yo.
Nothing. I have learned all the wrong lessons. I'm a long term value investor BUT I actively seek out drama, because that drives prices well into my "zone of safety". 2025 - UNH and KVUE. (Donald) 2024 - UBER (robots) 2023 - RTX and WFC.(Bank panic, turbine failures) 2022 - GE (Split) and BASFY (Ukraine) 2021 - LMT (Funding cuts) 2020 - HAL, NCLH, BRK (March madness) I have no crystal balls but when people start screaming is when I get most interested. Catching the bottom is hard but I don't really need to to make money. I just need to correctly assess whether this is a short term solvable problem or a long term unsolvable problem.
There's nothing wrong with getting out of the way of this train wreck. I've done more buying the last 2 days than I have all year combined. I think energy & oil stocks look crazy cheap right. $ET is paying a 8% dividend yield. $IP is paying 4.7%, $MOS 3%, $OXY and $HAL 2.5%. It maybe old school investing, but I have always liked investing in energy & gold. None of these Scam Altman AI circle jerk stocks can do a damn thing w/o being powered by energy. And is the world's energy consumption going up or down?
Silver is up 31% this month. Gold is up 7.4% over last month. I've made 5% over the last 30 days shorting $QQQ with $SQQQ even thou I timed my trades badly. Today my green positions are $HAL, $OXY, $IP, $MOS and of course gold. $XLE and $XLU are about to explode once people start to realize where is all this energy going to come from to pay for all these datacenters being built and what is actually needed to power AI consumption.
This bear just moved some of his $SQQQ short gains into shares of $HAL and $OXY, which are added to my new positions in $MOS and $IP yesterday. If this Scam Altman AI circle jerk bubble doesn't crash the market, then at the very least we are going to see a market rotation into energy & commodity names. Trump and J-Pow can print $USD, but you can't print crude oil.
*"HAL, deploy the solar arrays"* *"I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave."*
Awesome 😎 this is the beginning of AI, HAL, skynet shit level right here 😂😂😂😂
Knew I bought January $HAL calls for a reason 🙌🏻
Trump is preparing for a “drug” war there. Keep in mind venezuela is home to the world’s largest oil reserves. HAL and CVX calls.
Wait until they figure out that AI isn’t deterministic or has any accountability. “Open the pod bay doors HAL”. We all know what happened leading up to that.
I don’t think crunching vast amounts of text and image data from the Internet are enough. HAL 9000 had human-like ability to think, experience emotions, set his own goals, make his own judgments, interact with the real world in real time and interpret it, and critically, he had the ability to teach himself. I’m not seeing how large language models can reach that point. Maybe another path can get there. Also keep in mind, I have no computer science degree and I could easily be wrong. I’ve been wrong about many things, these are just my gut feelings based on my limited understanding of how this works.
He has to keep hyping it up / scaring people to keep it in the news, which helps him get more investment money, which allows it to continue until he launches the biggest IPO of all time and becomes a trillionaire. Current AI is having a significant impact, especially for customer support and entry level programming jobs being eliminated. But I disagree with most investors, I do not think the LLM path can lead to sentient AI super-intelligence along the lines of HAL 9000.
Burry was right lol. His short positions: NVDIA, PLTR His call positions: PFE, HAL All direct hit.
Those would be reasonable yeah. As much as people shit on Burry, he also exposed he was bullish on energy. Forget the ticker , HAL maybe. Not at my desk and on the move so can’t look it up. I do know SLB has moved since their report.
Anyone following Halliburton / HAL? They apparently own 20% of voltagrid who has signed a bunch of deals with the hyperscalers including powering stargate 2 for 2300 mw. Also voltagrid just closed their financing of five billion - voltagrid is prob worth 30-40b making HAL's stake worth 6-8 billion: [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/voltagrid-closes-5-0-billion-130000921.html](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/voltagrid-closes-5-0-billion-130000921.html) [](https://www.powermag.com/oracle-taps-voltagrid-for-2-3-gw-modular-gas-fleet-to-power-ai-data-centers-across-texas/) Also, INNIO said voltagrid ordered their largest order ever - these contracts are massive that voltagrid is committing to. Seems like Halliburtons stake in Voltagrid would be worth many many billions - CPP is the largest investor from public filings. [https://www.powermag.com/oracle-taps-voltagrid-for-2-3-gw-modular-gas-fleet-to-power-ai-data-centers-across-texas/](https://www.powermag.com/oracle-taps-voltagrid-for-2-3-gw-modular-gas-fleet-to-power-ai-data-centers-across-texas/) [https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251021503080/en/INNIO-Secures-Largest-Order-in-Company-History-with-VoltaGrid-Delivering-Power-Generation-for-One-of-the-Worlds-Largest-Data-Centers](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251021503080/en/INNIO-Secures-Largest-Order-in-Company-History-with-VoltaGrid-Delivering-Power-Generation-for-One-of-the-Worlds-Largest-Data-Centers)
My HAL port is holding strong 🙂
Ascending Rectangle confirmed on HAL. Mr burry! How did u know ?
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think this is correct, or it's at least super misleading. The table is referencing the 13f filing [here](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1649339/000164933925000007/xslForm13F_X02/infotable.xml), but for options the "share amount" field is just the price of the underlying shares (eg the "market value" of his puts is marked as just the share price times the number of options times the 100x multiplier). Scion asset management doesn't actually have 912M short exposure to PLTR, it's just 50k puts on some unknown strike and expiration, and likewise for NVDA, PFE, and HAL. Not sure if there's a way to find out how big the positions actually are but it's definitely not as big as stated here, and significantly lower if the options are low delta.
I have a close family member who works in the Artic Circle for Halibirton. They drill oil 2 weeks on, fly home for 10 days, repeat. Halliburton is up there. My bet is on #HAL.
5.5 years ago when oil crashed due to COVID, I was down $350,000 on Halliburton ($HAL). I belong here. I sold all my positions in HAL a few months ago since I finally gave up on oil.
My HAL has been acting punchy so RIG might be a good one too. The oil patch can't get much worse!
Anyone following Halliburton / HAL? They apparently own 20% of voltagrid who has signed a bunch of deals with the hyperscalers including powering stargate 2 for 2300 mw. Also, INNIO said voltagrid ordered their largest order ever - these contracts are massive that voltagrid is committing to. Seems like Halliburtons stake in Voltagrid would be worth many many billions - CPP is the largest investor from public filings. [https://www.powermag.com/oracle-taps-voltagrid-for-2-3-gw-modular-gas-fleet-to-power-ai-data-centers-across-texas/](https://www.powermag.com/oracle-taps-voltagrid-for-2-3-gw-modular-gas-fleet-to-power-ai-data-centers-across-texas/) [https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251021503080/en/INNIO-Secures-Largest-Order-in-Company-History-with-VoltaGrid-Delivering-Power-Generation-for-One-of-the-Worlds-Largest-Data-Centers](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251021503080/en/INNIO-Secures-Largest-Order-in-Company-History-with-VoltaGrid-Delivering-Power-Generation-for-One-of-the-Worlds-Largest-Data-Centers)