Tony’s Takeaway: Summertime stocks
Tony Locantro looks ahead to the Summer of Tony and two stocks rounding the bend into a big finish as he looks ahead to 2025.
Tony Locantro looks ahead to the Summer of Tony and two stocks rounding the bend into a big finish as he looks ahead to 2025.
Gold equities are starting to catch up to the rapid rise in gold prices this year. RBC thinks there’s still plenty of upside.
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The ASX has dipped on Friday after a US pullback. Meanwhile Bitcoin has retreated from US$100k and Iluka has slumped on cost overrun news.
Despite a push from the miners and techies, the benchmark added just 0.28pc today.
Good morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11-ish, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
WA’s potash industry is trying to re-emerge after a string of company collapses throttled investor confidence in the sector.
Energy Metals has jumped on Thursday, on high-grade U3O8 at Bigryli, while Trigg points to Drummond’s antimony potential.
Trigg Minerals entered a trading halt shortly after beginning drilling at its Drummond project in the gold-rich Charters Towers region of Queensland.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the US Government support for a knee osteoarthritis drug from Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals.
Earths Energy is studying use of geothermal power and cooling to significantly reduce data centre costs and carbon emissions.
Australia’s oil and gas sector has seen an uptick in equity raisings and M&A, but we’ll still be short unless more finance is unlocked.
DMC Mining is planning a return to active trading on the back of a $5m capital raising to progress its Firawa uranium-niobium-REE project in Guinea.
By 2045, as much as $US1 billion of critical minerals could be extracted from electric vehicle scrapping every year.
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