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@DollarCostAvg This is interesting. The question to ask is how durable is Memory Revenues. Amazon base business has a moat and steady cash flows. Can memory be the same or will cyclicality come back into play.
@mikalche@grok 3. But today it is still a pilot beachhead, not the new core of HAL. Halliburton’s 2025 revenue was about $22.2 billion, and Q4 2025 revenue was $5.7 billion. Against that base, a 400 MW manufacturing commitment is strategically interesting, but it is not yet evidence that HAL
@mikalche@grok Here is Chatgpts thoughts on $HAL:
This looks like an adjacent infrastructure diversification opportunity, not a full-blown reinvention of Halliburton into an “AI infrastructure” company. Halliburton and VoltaGrid first announced a strategic collaboration in October 2025 to
@mikalche@grok 2. More “structural growth adjacency” than classic oil cyclicality. The investment case here is that AI/data-center power demand is driven by a long-duration digital-infrastructure buildout, while Halliburton’s legacy business is still tied mainly to drilling/completions budgets.
@mikalche@grok operating in complex jurisdictions — to participate in a new bottleneck: getting reliable power to AI data centers. The partnership explicitly targets turnkey distributed power systems for data centers, not oil production equipment.
@mikalche@grok 1. A move from oilfield services into “power-as-enabler” infrastructure. This is not upstream drilling demand in disguise. It is Halliburton using capabilities it already has — field logistics, large-project execution, gas-adjacent operations, global customer access, and
@mikalche@grok ecured manufacturing for 400 MW of modular natural-gas power systems, with delivery targeted for 2028 and aimed at hyperscale data centers in the Eastern Hemisphere.
So the opportunity is best described as:
@mikalche@grok deliver distributed power-generation solutions for data centers, with Halliburton contributing global footprint, local infrastructure, and regulatory/execution capabilities while VoltaGrid contributes the power platform and engineering. In December 2025, they said they had s
@SamofAmerica @awealthofcs Interesting. Bag7 has been under pressure. But everyone seems to have a different take on which cos has the existential risks
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From your video today:
2007: 3 bank failures
2008: 25 bank failures
2009: 140 bank failures
Total (2007–2009): 168 U.S. bank failures or 1.98% of the 8,500 banks