Wildcat top stock for contrarian lithium bet
Barry FitzGerald says if the consensus has gold and uranium stocks leading the way in 2025, lithium could surprise.
Barry FitzGerald says if the consensus has gold and uranium stocks leading the way in 2025, lithium could surprise.
Australian stockbroking and financial advisory firm Bell Potter is bullish on these tech stocks and healthcare stocks for 2025.
Junior explorer Legacy Minerals believes its large landholding and tier one partners position it as having a strong chance of making a major discovery.
The listed Mad Paws and Apiam Animal Health offer rare listed exposures to the lucrative and growing pet care sector.
Private credit is set to continue its strong growth trajectory in 2025 according to experts in the sector.
Canary Capital’s Paul Hart remains bullish on gold and outlines why he’s chosen these three ASX stocks as potentially winning picks for investors.
Leeuwin climbs after acquiring the Marda project from Ramelius, while Iltani pops up with high-grade drill results at Orient.
MineLife’s Gavin Wendt says gold is his key commodity pick for 2025, with analysts not just basing their bets on interest rates.
The local bourse hit a three-month low on Friday as CBA led the banks down, Mesoblast gave back some of its 50pc gain and the ASX had a CHESS outage.
Clean energy is moving ahead, believe experts, but with key tech still in diapers, hitting ultimate climate goals is no sure thing.
Percheron fell ~90% in a week Morgans analyst Scott Power described as one of both good and bad news for the ASX healthcare sector.
Federal government forecasters are continuing to go bearish on iron ore prices, as Australia plans for lower bulk commodity prices.
The ASX has taken another hit on Friday as the Fed’s cautious outlook lingers. Bitcoin has slid below US$97k and gold miners are in retreat.
Sarah Hughan details Radiopharm Theranostics’ first in-human study approval for the treatment of breast and gastric cancers.
The Fed’s latest interest rate cut of 25 basis points MAY well be its last for the foreseeable future. So… now how to position as investors?
The ASX silver sector is blossoming after prices shot up almost 30% this year. Stockhead finds the pick of the bunch for your Xmas stocking.
Resources stocks in may have been sold off this year, but corporate activity shows majors and strategics are planning for the next boom.
Novonix champions investigation into whether China is dumping graphite to force out US competitors.
Patriot, Cosmos lead gains with big developments in Canadian and Bolivian lithium, while Anax and Trek were among the no-news gainers.
The ASX hit a six-week low on a red Thursday, after the US Federal Reserve struck a more hawkish interest rates-related tone than expected.
Argonaut’s David Franklyn joins Stockhead to traverse the metals and miners he rates to overcome market turbulence.
Australia needs more gas to offset declining supplies from ageing fields but government policy appears to getting in the way of achieving this goal.
The start-up of the Kipper Compression Project will keep gas flowing from the Kipper field but its impact on East Coast supplies has already been accounted for.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the positive outcome from the US Food and Drug Administration from BlinkLab.
The ASX plunged nearly 2pc earlier, as a brutal Wall Street sell-off followed the Fed’s cautious outlook, signalling just two rate cuts for 2025.
Guy Le Page looks into Minbos Resources and a phosphate opportunity to build a breadbasket in a nation which imports all of its fertiliser.
After years of trying, Mesoblast has won US FDA approval for its stem-cell therapies to treat the fatal graft-versus-host disease.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan delves into a Volkswagen deal with Patriot Battery Metals and its North American lithium.
Volkswagen battery subsidiary PowerCo will pay C$69 million for a 9.9% stake in Canadian lithium hopeful Patriot Battery Metals.
Webull’s Talevski predicts rate cuts and US market momentum will boost the ASX in 2025, with the mining sector leading growth.
Every major has copper at the top of its wishlist. And if you thought 2024’s M&A rush was big, just wait for what 2025 has in store.
Is the worst over for Mali gold miners? Bets today on ASX gold names suggest some investors may think so.
The ASX closed just into the red on Wednesday, ahead of another important Fed decision.
Predictive cancer diagnostics company Rhythm Biosciences reports it has attained all key milestones for 2024.
ASX steadies ahead of the Fed decision. Mining leads but Percheron’s value plummets after poor trial results.
Sarah Hughan tells all on Horizon Minerals’ PFS and ore reserve for its Pennys Find project in WA’s Eastern Goldfields.
Percheron Therapuetic’s key trial for Duchenne muscular dystrophy has flopped, sending the shares into freefall.
Investment manager Emanuel Datt believes Australia’s resources sector is emerging as a strong opportunity in 2025 and narrows in on three stocks.
Having tackled the local and UK aged-care markets, Painchek has its eyes on the much bigger US nursing home sector.
Cyclone Metals rose for a second straight trading day on no news, while BPM wrapped up drilling near the Mt Gibson gold mine.
The ASX rose on Tuesday, with banks leading, while energy lagged. As for Bitcoin… its moon mission continues.
Datt Capital founder and chief investment officer Emanuel Datt forecasts gold prices will continue to rise and may soon hit $US3000/oz.
The ASX opened higher on Tuesday but energy stocks weighed on the index. Meanwhile Bitcoin hit another record high amid US reserve plans.
The year is ending with an ongoing strong flow of clinical results – and is unlikely to abate in 2026.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the proposed synthetic graphite plant in the US from Novonix.
Intra Energy outlines strong gold anomaly at Maggie Hays Hill ahead of drilling
ASX surges 1.75pc after CPI “good enough to rule out an interest rate hike”.
Despite a horror Friday, the market managed a win this week.
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
UBS analysts recommend buying ASX bank stocks due to better short-term prospects despite high valuations.
Here’s everything you need to know, and some things you don’t, before the ASX opens today.
Local benchmark ticks up after solid showing on Wall Street late Friday.
ASX closes higher despite a big dip in Mineral Resources, while the US dollar weakens amid uncertain election polling.
Trump’s imminent return to the White House has brought a dive in gold prices. But experts think that could be short-lived.
From AI to zygotes, the biotech sector this year delivered the A to Z of excitement, intrigue, occasional disappointment and downright disaster.
Adore Beauty faces growth challenges but new CEO Sacha Laing is aiminf for a 30pc revenue boost and tripling of margins in three years.
Assistive communications group Control Bionics says it has overcome recent challenges including slow NDIS billing.
Iltani surges on silver hit, Emmerson in gold takeover frame says Bridge Street and Patriot revives Zambian copper deal.
The ASX dropped on Monday as miners and tech slid and China’s weak data impacted commodities. Meanwhile, Bitcoin hit ANOTHER record high.
Iron ore drags ASX miners, Digico and Ventia slump, Chalmers announces RBA shake-up.
The heart valve innovator has started trading on the Nasdaq, as part of a US$88 million initial public offer.
Market observers are buzzing about the potential of Maronan Metals’ Queensland silver deposit of the same name.
Top “strong buy” stocks include Life360, West African Resources, and leaders in mining, biotech, and energy.
Investors can profit from investing in the midst of a corporate disaster – but they need nerves of steel.
The ASX drops as Wall Street weakness weighs on sentiment, with Insignia outperforming and Rio Tinto slumping.
arah Hughan tells all on Auric Mining’s $5.2m returns from the latest round of gold sales at its Jeffreys Find mine near Norseman in WA’s Goldfields.
ASX small caps could rebound in 2025, Shaw and Partners analysts say, with lower interest rates boosting growth along with diversification and returns.
While miners say red tape is making Australia increasingly uncompetitive, the same can’t be said of Nevada, where junior goldie James Bay is thriving.
The ASX hits near 4-week low, led by losses in miners, as DigiCo Infrastructure REIT underwhelms in IPO debut today
Project 2025 pushes US reforms, raises climate risks, and could impact Australia’s trade and security.
Morgans analyst Scott Power places his watchful eye on the ASX healthcare sector’s big story this week: Sonic Healthcare’s ~$700 million deal to buy a major German laboratory group.
While drilling is underway at Target area 7, Raiden also expects to imminently receive results from earlier drilling at Andover South.
The World Gold Council sees “rangebound” gold prices in 2025 with potential upside after strongest growth in over a decade.
Rio Tinto has reinforced its conviction lithium prices will rebound, pledging US$2.5bn ($3.9bn) to build the 60,000tpa Rincon project in Argentina.
As the tradies market embraces digitalisation, Hipages is positioning itself to capitalise and capture the $141 billion local industry.
Slated to list on the ASX next year, Nexsen Biotech has developed a simple device to diagnose the infant killer group B streptococcus.
Heavy transport and displacing fossil fuel-derived hydrogen are some of the key areas where clean hydrogen can shine.
Pursuit Minerals says its increased resource in Argentina opens the door to significant offtake discussions despite sluggish lithium prices.
The ASX ended lower on Thursday after a stronger-than-expected jobs report, while Downer EDI and Venti plunged after price-fixing allegations by ACCC.
More niobium rich surface samples have punters hoping for something big from Aldoro’s diamond drilling at the Kameelburg project.
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