Investors cheer miners as Star plummets 40%
Investors are eyeing mining stocks after China’s news, while Star Casino comes crashing out of a trading halt.
Investors are eyeing mining stocks after China’s news, while Star Casino comes crashing out of a trading halt.
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
US rate cuts spark new gold highs up to US$2670/oz and De Grey hits nine-month high after baulking at Agnico takeover offer.
Investors seized on August sell-off and US recession fears to buy up one of the Nasdaq’s hottest stocks of the year, according to trading-platform company Selfwealth.
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX opens today.
Here’s what happened to all the small caps this week on the ASX.
It may be made of paper, but China’s biggest stimulus reports in months have sent ASX mining stocks to the moon.
Host Justin Kelly interviews Professor PJ Cullen and Samantha Cullen, co-founders of clean-tech start-up PlasmaLeap Technologies.
Benchmark flatlines despite strong Resources surge, while Star sinks like a stone.
Arizona Lithium’s executive director Zach Maurer joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about milestone events at its Prairie lithium brine project in Canada.
Australian-Singaporean regenerative medicine company Osteopore announced today it is undertaking a $20 million raising.
Modern business club to help Brisbane entrepreneurs maximise 2032 Olympics $200 billion opportunities
Regener8 Resources flexes confidence in its North Achilles project
ASX health stocks have fallen this week but Morgans analyst Scott Power is more optimistic after the US Federal Reserve cut the cash rate by 50bps.
ADX Energy will complete a test program at the Welchau-1 oil and gas well in Upper Austria, starting on October 15.
The ASX could hit a record high due after iron ore prices surge, while more Aussie suburbs are joining the million-dollar club.
Host Guy Le Page looks at the near-term profit potential and larger rubidium returns on deck for Everest Metals Corporation as his stock of the week.
Regis’ Jim Beyer says the company remains in the dark on why a tailings dam at the McPhillamys gold project was rejected by Tanya Plibersek.
Western Australia is now allowing onshore gas projects to export up to 20% of their total production until the end of 2030 in a bid to bolster supply.
Supply cuts have seen sentiment lift for lithium miners this month, but chemical prices remain tame in Chinese market.
Premier1 Lithium rises on review of its Yalgoo gold project and more gains for Neometals on back of Barrambie gold prospectivity.
Recent broad-based selling of uranium has contributed to stagnating the market, yet the long-term bull run continues and Sprott sees an investment point for yellowcake stocks.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword in the tech community; it is becoming one of the most powerful tools we have.
ASX 200 up following broad gains market-wide, Aussie job vacancies fall for August quarter.
US-listed biotechs with “very good” phase III data are now valued at close to US$4 billion on average, leaving the minnows behind.
The ASX is poised for a slight drop as investors digest Fed rate cut hints. Meanwhile gold hits record highs and the RBA’s decision looms.
Stockhead’s health and biotech expert Tim Boreham is back in the studio for another instalment of the Health Kick Podcast, this time chatting to managing director, Michael Thurn.
Scandium production and refinement is super rare, and these ASX juniors are sitting on high grades of the stuff right here in Australia.
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX fires up on Tuesday.
Medical imaging and transfer technology company Singular Health up 117% YTD attracting key investors including Crypto high-flyer Craig Sellers.
After attending conferences on the road, host Tony Locantro returns to the Stockhead studio to give his current assessment of the metals market.
Gold is above US$2,600 for the first time and Constellation Energy has signed a deal with Microsoft to restart a nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island.
ASX manganese stocks get US dosh, BHP looks at Botswana copper and uranium shares rise thanks to Bill Gates.
Energy junior Omega Oil and Gas has begun a major drill program to assess what could be Australia’s next great gas province.
EZZ Life Science Holdings will partner with the Australian Open, boosting its presence in key China and Southeast Asia markets.
ASX dips, Woolworths and Coles hit with lawsuit over misleading discounts. Gold miners and uranium stocks gain.
Mithril now up over 500pc since September 9 on bonanza Mexican gold, as New Age Exploration fires into Phase 2 drilling for bullion at Wagyu.
Proteomics is moving to commercialisation following positive results for its blood-based, less intrusive, test for an aggressive cancer. Read more in our health wrap.
Local markets are down on news of ACCC legal action against Coles and Woolies.
Drilling at Brightstar Resources’ Fish deposit at the Jasper Hills project has turned up numerous >20g/t gold hits which could contribute to early cash flows.
Stockhead’s Fraser Palamara talks you through the massive drilling results from Brightstar Resources’ Fish deposit.
Lumos has reached a key milestone in its development agreement to create a test to help indicate a pregnant woman’s risk of delivering prematurely for Nasdaq-listed Hologic.
Welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
ANX’s review of historical exploration has flagged several high-potential VMS drill targets at the Whim Creek project in WA.
Stock analysis veteran and lover of the resources game, Peter Strachan, is back for another instalment of the Rock Yarns podcast, this time chatting to Ian Tchacos, executive chairman at ADX Energy (ASX:ADX).
Which upcoming exploration program by a junior company has the potential to excite? Veteran mining columnist Barry FitzGerald’s pick may surprise you.
Morningstar warns investors not to get caught in ‘yield traps’ – stocks that look attractive but have unsustainable earnings and are at risk of dividend cuts.
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX gets rolling for the week.
A $C4 billion buyout could lower eyes on cheaper juniors with potential to produce +100,000tpa of copper – such as the ASX’s Hot Chili, says Kristie Batten.
While Droneshield grabs the headlines, other ASX companies are also gunning for a share of the $US10 billion military and security drone market, says Tim Boreham.
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