Top 10: Fresh from the ASX
Good morning and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Good morning and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Pilbara Minerals fell 5% after reports that Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are looking to sell a block of its shares.
Island Pharmaceuticals is up over 50% after announcing a $3.5M capital raise and the dosing of all subjects in its ISLA-101 Phase 2a trial for dengue fever.
Lithium miners tank as Pilbara Minerals share sale sends a bearish signal. But falls like these can have mixed impacts in the longer term.
In this episode, host Sarah Hughan gives the skinny on Horizon Minerals mining first ore from the Boorara gold project.
Lumos Diagnostics has been awarded almost US$3.0m in US Government funding – as part of a milestone-bound deal worth > US$8M – to support its FebriDx test to differentiate bacterial from viral respiratory infection.
Pure Hydrogen has reached terms with ETHERO Truck + Energy to negotiate the distribution and supply of its vehicles into US markets.
Break it Down investigates another Infinity Mining acquisition as the company continues to retool its portfolio.
Chariot’s change of tact music to investors’ ears, Golden Mile shares rise on XRF results and Firebird progresses manganese plant.
Lodge Partners values Blinklab at $1.30 in its initiation report, implying a 430% upside for the developer of an app to diagnose autism and ADHD
ASX traders and investors appear to be treading carefully on a Thursday in which global conflict headlines are still dominating.
The ASX 200 took an early dip on the back of escalating conflict in the Middle East but has somewhat flattened out at lunch.
Island Therapeutics says its fresh funding will support completion of its current trial of its drug candidate for the virulent disease dengue fever.
Red Hawk Mining has bucked the trend as the top iron ore stock of 2024, showing macro is not everything in junior mining.
Explorers Podcast host Barry FitzGerald interviews Antipa Minerals managing director Roger Mason on the Paterson trailblazer.
Tesla shares fell 3.5% amid disappointing Q3 deliveries and slowing EV demand.
Iron ore, copper, gold and more were in the winner’s circle in a China-led green September for metals, with lithium on the outer.
Gold stocks ripped up the ASX small caps scene for September as bullion kept punching through all-time highs.
Here’s everything you need to know, and some things you don’t, before the ASX flies into action on Thursday.
Several exciting exploration targets have cropped up from an airborne electromagnetic pass over of Western Yilgarn’s Ida Holmes Junction and Hells Gate prospects.
Leading AI-powered online trading platform moomoo reveals its best performing stocks in September as tech comes out on top.
The ASX 200 information technology sector rose 7.42% in September to remain the bourse’s top performer this year, with software, not hardware, leading the charge.
Today’s Break it Down details a $2.3M contract extension from archTIS for its data security offerings.
As conflict escalates in the Middle East, oil stocks are surging while gold shines as a safe haven for investors.
GIM Trading review identifies low-interest market as the time to shift to safe and high-return rewards
Experts believe investors should consider buying Tesla before its crucial October 10 event, as concerns grow over Microsoft’s dependence on Nvidia.
Good morning, and Happy Tuesday! Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX gets rolling today.
Canberra’s commodity forecasters see earnings growth ahead for Australia’s copper, gold and, eventually, lithium. But the news is not so great for nickel.
Lithium Universe’s CEO Alex Hanly joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about the company’s Becancour lithium carbonate refinery.
The ASX has closed 0.95pc higher, snapping a three-day losing streak on the heels of more stimulus news out of China.
The ASX reached new highs on Monday, boosted by China’s fresh stimulus measures and Odessa Minerals soaring 150% on its uranium project funding.
Rare earths, copper, iron ore, uranium and graphite were all star turns in a bright start to Monday for resources stocks. Here’s our lunchtime fab five.
Benchmark sails to record highs as iron ore drives big miners forward.
Lithium Universe has outlined robust economics in a pre-feasibility study for its planned Bécancour lithium refinery in Quebec.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the new preliminary feasibility study from Lithium Universe.
Rumble Resources has attracted a $1m investment from Bain Resources, associate of mining contractors BGR Mining and Infra Limited.
Probiotics maker Biome seeks to almost quadruple its revenues as it evolves from microcap to significant entrant in the lucrative sector.
PharmAust’s managing director Dr Michael Thurn joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about its treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11 is a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Demergers history shows the two new Webjet companies are more likely to create shareholder value than a single brand. But it won’t necessarily be up, up and away.
There’s no shortage of junior gold explorers and developers on the ASX but what Astral Resources is sitting on is increasingly rare, writes Kristie Batten.
Arika Resources’ managing director Justin Barton joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about high-grade gold intersections at the Yundamindra gold project.
Investors are increasingly backing stocks, expecting them to outperform bonds as optimism grows from Fed rate cuts.
Understanding CPI, MRP, and Alpha is essential for investors looking to navigate today’s market effectively.
Here’s everything you need to know, and some things you don’t, before the ASX fires up on Monday.
The rise and fall of Novo Resources is a cautionary tale about over-promotion, but its Pilbara gold prospects could yet yield a big find, says Barry FitzGerald.
Coles and Woolworths took big hits over pricing tactics in an illuminating demonstration on the power of social media. Here’s why companies should take notice.
QPM is seeing positive flow rates in early wells drilled to expand production further at its significant Moranbah project in Queensland
GreenTech Metals’ executive director Tom Reddicliffe joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about the latest promising drilling results at the Whundo project.
Labelled by Morgan’s healthcare analyst Scott Power in the past as an “underperformer”, pathology giant Healius has some big news.
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