Orsted A/S

Curtailing the almost-completed Revolution Wind wind farm project offshore the US would have resulted in more than $3 billion in losses for Orsted

A court in the US has unblocked a key Orsted project. Shares in the Danish energy giant soared

NVIDIA Corporation

Analysts at Denmark's Saxo Bank annually publish a list of "unlikely but highly influential events that may well happen". The bank calls its forecast "crazy". But as practice and Saxo's analysis shows - even "unlikely", according to experts, events can be realized. Saxo <a href="https://www.home.saxo/en-mena/content/articles/thought-starters/outrageous-predictions-that-went-right-25112025">selected</a> 8 "outrageous" forecasts that eventually came true. And these are:

8 "crazy" Saxo forecasts that came true. What do analysts expect in 2026?

WEC Energy Group, Inc.

Talen Energy Corporation

Alliant Energy Corporation

Entergy Corporation

Edison International

Dominion Energy, Inc.

PG&E Corporation

NRG Energy, Inc.

Barclays has named three energy companies that the bank's analytical team is wary of ahead of the publication of their reports. These are U.S. energy suppliers WEC Energy, Alliant Energy and Talen Energy. Since the beginning of the year, their shares have risen in value by 22%, 15% and 98%, respectively. They are trading near all-time highs, thanks in part to rising energy demand from data centers. Of the three, WEC Energy is the first to report on Oct. 30, Talen Energy on Nov. 5 and Alliant Energy on Nov. 6.

US energy companies reporting: 3 issuers Barclays is wary of

Oracle Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Energy Transfer LP

Chevron Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation

General Dynamics Corporation

Northrop Grumman Corporation

RTX Corporation

Apple Inc.

The Boeing Company

Exxon Mobil Corporation

MP Materials Corp.

Lithium Americas Corp.

Micron Technology, Inc.

International Business Machines Corporation

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited

The first nine months of U.S. President Donald Trump's second term have been a driver for a new investment cycle in the U.S. - focusing on AI infrastructure, defense, energy and critical minerals. The result is a select group of companies - informally referred to as "MAGA stocks." Vadim Merkulov, Director of Research at Freedom Finance Global, believes that despite major announcements and stock movements against this backdrop throughout 2025, some key structural drivers remain undervalued by the markets.

MAGA companies: where to look for growth potential

BlackRock, Inc.

The world's largest wind farm operator will try to convince investors on August 26 that the situation is under control

'Just a disaster': Orsted shares plummet to lows after project halt in US

Renewable energy sources