Chimeric opens account at US ‘blood bank’
Chimeric Therapeutics’ US alliance means access to ‘fresher’ cryo-preserved blood cells – vital for development of immune therapies. Read more in our health wrap.
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Break it Down: Felix Gold raising millions for antimony
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the new $4.8M capital raise from Felix Gold.
VTM eyes expansion at ‘world class’ heavy rare earths deposit
VTM announces expansion drilling plans at its North Stanmore Heavy Rare Earth Elements project in WA.
Top 10 at 11: Fresh from the ASX today
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Aussie economy a different beast, investors told
With interest rates holding firm in Australia as they drop in the US, CME Group’s chief economist has explained why our economy stands out from its global peers.
Commodities soar after China’s cash splash
Commodity prices surged after China announced a massive cash splash, leading to jumps in copper, lithium, silver, and iron ore.
Omega’s east coast gas hunt raises high hopes
Omega Oil and Gas has embarked on an appraisal program at its Taroom Trough permits in southern Queensland – prime hunting ground for onshore gas.
Why we can bank on volatile markets
Recent actions from central banks around the world signal a new era of monetary policy … and, perhaps, higher levels of market volatility.
Five steps to a well-diversified portfolio: Saxo
These five steps can help investors establish a well-diversified investment portfolio, Saxo says.
Health Kick Podcast: Singular Health Group
Singular Health MD and CEO Denning Chong joins Tim to delve into how SHG is tackling the technology of medical imaging.
Star Minerals moves on uranium elephant country
Star Minerals is firing up the drills to progress the Cobra uranium project in Namibia after sealing its earn-in agreement.
Beauty clinic chain Stormeur plans ASX listing
Owner of the beauty clinic chain Cosmetique, Stormeur plans to list on the local bourse next month amid a shakeout of the lucrative sector.
China powers miners with stimulus
Iron ore, uranium, energy, lithium and copper stocks all onto a winner today as China turns the stimulus taps back on.
ASX dips as RBA holds
The RBA held interest rates steady at 4.35pc today. Meanwhile Element 25 secured a US$166 million grant for its Louisiana battery facility.
Arizona lithium on track for 2025 production
Arizona Lithium has discovered another new lithium-enriched formation at its Prairie project, as it installs its first disposal well on Pad #1.
ASX stocks rise on US critical mineral funding
Element 25’s manganese dreams backed with US$166m DoE grant, while American Rare Earths bags a US funding windfall.
Break it Down: Spartan Resources’ belt-scale potential
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing new high-grade gold assays from Spartan Resources’ Dalgaranga project.
ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap
The ASX 200 dipped on Tuesday, despite a rally in commodities, ahead of the RBA’s rate call at 2.30pm.
Anson Resources’ US$330M lithium development offer
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing Anson Resources’ debt facility offer from EXIM Bank.
Brookside’s profits position it for rerate
Brookside Energy has placed itself in a rare sweet spot for greater production, profitability and growth.
Why low grade could be king for copper
Leave your obsession with grade at the door – most copper comes from large, low grade deposits, and ASX explorers are catching on.
Fed cut signals Wall Street rally
Some weeks are game changers for the market, and last week was one of them for Wall Street and the Nasdaq.
Analysts lukewarm on Healius imaging deal
The jury is out on whether pathology giant Healius will be better off without its Lumus imaging business.
Can the Pyng app save Aussies billions of dollars?
Fintech startup Pyng scraps electronic payment surcharges that cost consumers $4 billion, bypassing annoying fees.
Top 10 at 11: Fresh from the ASX today
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Crypto leaders concerned that Aussie law hasn’t kept up with innovation
Cryptocurrency advocates are concerned Australia’s current regulatory framework leaves the sector in a “vulnerable” state.
Funding chasm leaves juniors ripe for M&A
Most funding for ASX explorers is going to a dwindling pool of companies, as falling cash balances put lithium M&A on the agenda.
Fund has healthy interest in ASX biotech trio
An equities fund known for taking the road less travelled with its investments – avoiding ‘trendy’ choices – says these three biotechs are primed for growth.
Unicorns Podcast: Senetas
This week on the Unicorns Podcast, host Justin Kelly chats with Andrew Wilson, CEO of global cybersecurity firm Senetas.
Clinical trials targeting medical miracles
The clinical trials sector is boosting our economy – and the hopes of those battling conditions from motor neurone disease to osteoarthritis and erectile dysfunction.
Mako on menu as Asian hunger for gas grows
Economic growth and a move away from coal are fueling Asia’s ever-growing demand for natural gas. And this ASX stock is gearing up to cash in.
Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX opens today.
Closing Bell: Iron ore lifts ASX record
The ASX hit a record high on Thursday, driven by mining stocks, while the unemployment rate remained tight at 4.2%.
GreenTech proves it’s no one-hit Whundo
Copper hits from GreenTech have the explorer on the up and up, while WA gas stocks have rare good government news.
GTR goes deep for uranium at Lo Herma
GTI Energy’s intersection of deeper uranium mineralisation could boost resources at its Lo Herma ISR project in Wyoming.
ASX recovers well from Fed hangover
The ASX reached a new record high this morning following the first rate cut from the US Fed in more than four years. It has since fallen back again, but the day is still young-ish yet…
Nvidia and Tesla ETFs gain traction in the US
Single-stock ETFs are trending, and can be traded with 0 costs on Webull
SMS eyes 51pc stake in Namibian uranium project
Star Minerals enters farm-in and JV with Madison Metals to acquire up to 51pc of the Cobra uranium project in Namibia.
Wall Street dips as Powell tones down optimism
Jerome Powell clarified the 50 basis point rate cut doesn’t signal a major shift in policy, causing Wall Street to reverse early gains.
Javelin drilling to deliver resource growth
Javelin Minerals’ planned exploration drilling will seek to extend known mineralisation along strike from and below the main Coogee pit.
Health Kick Podcast: Aroa eyes sales growth
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 NZ-based Aroa Biosurgery.
Pot play Cann Group eyes earnings turnaround
After heavy losses, medical cannabis pioneer Cann Group expects to return to underlying profitability this year.
Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
Good morning, and Happy Friday! Here’s everything you need (and some stuff you don’t need) to know before the ASX opens today.
CLOSING BELL: Wednesday 03 Jul, 2024
Despite a push from the miners and techies, the benchmark added just 0.28pc today.
Top 10 at 11: Fresh from the ASX today
Good morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11-ish, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Plot to resuscitate potash in industry facelift
WA’s potash industry is trying to re-emerge after a string of company collapses throttled investor confidence in the sector.
A yellowcake find rises stocks and Stellar tin gains
Energy Metals has jumped on Thursday, on high-grade U3O8 at Bigryli, while Trigg points to Drummond’s antimony potential.
Trigg Mining repositions with drilling and dealing
Trigg Minerals entered a trading halt shortly after beginning drilling at its Drummond project in the gold-rich Charters Towers region of Queensland.
Paradigm Biopharmaceuticals gets FDA green light
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.
EE1 eyes geothermal power for data centres
Earths Energy is studying use of geothermal power and cooling to significantly reduce data centre costs and carbon emissions.
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