Be wary of lithium ‘gossip’: IGO
Pessimism is seeping into lithium. But IGO boss Ivan Vella says be careful not to believe everything you hear.
Pessimism is seeping into lithium. But IGO boss Ivan Vella says be careful not to believe everything you hear.
Godolphin’s Jeneta Owens says extra Federal backing will entice private investment into rare earths projects.
Queensland could help answer the expected gas supply shortfall on Australia’s east coast.
BloombergNEF has made big adjustments to its battery metals forecasts as cheaper EV technology emerges.
A trial of Immutep’s treatment for head and neck cancer produced positive results. Yet investors punished IMM, driving down its share price by 35 per cent.
Good morning, and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11-ish, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Amazon reaches US$2 trillion market cap for the very first time, and will the Aussie property market remain strong in 2024?
Yeehaw! America’s Cowboy State is backing an Aussie rare earths hopeful with a $10.7m grant.
Non-bank lenders surge in Australia’s credit market, filling gaps left by traditional banks.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing another gold acquisition from Many Peaks Minerals.
Wall Street’s Magnificent Seven have dominated global gains. But Franklin Templeton suggests gains could be found elsewhere going forward.
Vanadium is the other battery metal and demand could increase as VRFBs hit the mainstream.
The profitability of flogging your Aussie home has hit an almost 15-year high, according to CoreLogic data.
Stockbroker Morgans says these three ASX tech stocks stand out for being cash earners rather than burners with funds for future growth.
Not a great day for local markets or mortgage holders. The May CPI read shows inflation remains heated if not hot and markets fell sharply on the news.
ASX health stock Cleo Diagnostics now has a clearer path to US approval for its blood test to detect ovarian cancer, thanks to FDA advice.
Nvidia rebounds with a +6.75pc surge after recent declines, while Novo Nordisk doubles down on Wegovy and Ozempic.
FDA approval can be a superpower for an ASX biotech, opening doors to big profits. These stocks have gained it this year, or are close.
Good morning, and Happy Wednesday! Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX opens today.
After a rough start to the week local markets opened higher on Tuesday with every sector enjoying some time in the sunshine, despite a lull among tech stocks led by market volatility in that sector.
James Whelan notes there’s a growing pile of fundies invested in the “The Mag 7” who believe the trade is both overcrowded and required.
Stockbroker Morgans says ongoing high interest rates mean tech companies must be cash earners and not burners.
The local benchmark had its best day in almost two months after a mixed lead overnight on Wall Street.
Corella Resources’ CEO Jess Maddren joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about kaolin and silica.
Helix Resources is a standout ressie gainer today on copper-gold news. MTM has also made a pretty flash reveal.
Stockhead’s Sarah Hughan talks on the release of VMM’s maiden resource posted at its Colossus project in Brazil.
Break it Down host Sarah Hughan dissects the new copper-gold targets at QMines’ Mt Chalmers project.
Stockhead’s Fraser Palamara dives into Equinox Resources’ (ASX:EQN) and its latest MRE release for direct shipping ore at the company’s Hamersley iron ore project in the Pilbara.
Break it Down host Fraser Palamara dissects Firetail Resources’ binding deal to acquire 80% of the York Harbour project.
In this episode of Break it Down, host Fraser Palamara explains why New World Resources has upped its drilling in Arizona, USA.
In this episode of Break it Down, host Fraser Palamara discusses important new study results for LTR Pharma’s SPONTAN nasal spray.
Break it down host Sarah Hughan discusses the exceptional gold intercepts shared to the market today from Spartan Resources.
Break it Down host Sarah Hughan explains the mega resource upgrade out of Aura Energy’s Tiris uranium project in Mauritania, Africa
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing fresh gold results from Strickland Metals.
Terra Metals is excited by new drilling results from its Dante project in Western Australia’s West Musgrave region.
Break it down host Fraser Palamara talks the early success Imricor Medical Systems has seen in its trial in search of FDA approval.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing high-grade lithium from Pursuit Minerals.
A pioneering gene test has returned stunning results, with nearly 80 per cent of those studied showing elevated risk for at least one serious disease.
Helix Resources has flagged further positive results in its search for new copper-gold deposits from the auger geochemical sampling program in the Eastern Group tenements in NSW.
Tim “Not a Doctor” Boreham delves into the paediatric pot-stock Neurotech, the sadly Freo-supporting Jess Cummins looks at micro-caps with major support, and the delightfully hamster-cheeked Christian Edwards has caught up with James Whelan.
Is Neurotech ‘the next Neuren’? One thing’s for sure, it’s kicking more goals than your standard ‘pot stock’.
Is the VanEck Bitcoin ETF worth a look for Aussie investors? We evaluate through an ESG lens.
Taylor Collison gives accounting-software solutions firm Reckon an ‘Outperform’ rating.
The scale and grade of Meteoric’s Caldeira project makes it stand out from other ionic adsorption clay-hosted REE projects.
Here, Stockhead digs into the JV partnership IOCG-hunting microcap has with copper-producing titan Glencore.
Local markets started Monday with wins for Myer and losses for almost all other headline acts.
ENR is the strongest-looking ASX ressie stock so far today, with a niobium-news-based +60% gain.
Analysts at Jarden say lithium miner Pilbara Minerals is still a buy, despite dialling down medium term prices.
Morning and Happy Monday! Here’s everything (well, some) of what you need to know before the ASX opens.
Myer stock has surged on Monday morning after news of a potential merger with Solomon Lew’s Apparel Brands – which boasts a portfolio of plucky fashion retailers like Portmans, Dotti, Just Jeans and Jay Jays. The ASX is lower at lunch.
Proteomics to start selling in France, Recce granted ethical approval for clinical trials, and EMV gets $1.25m grant.
It’s tax time again. Will you be cashing in any chips before June 30?
The AvonWest logistics and enterprise hub in Northam could improve Perth’s road freight security and potentially build up a buffer against unexpected disruptions.
Encounter Resources (ASX:ENR) drills into thick, high grade niobium in WA’s red-hot West Arunta region.
With mental health issues on the increase in Australia, these ASX wellness stocks have stepped up to help.
Tough truths ahead for Guzman y Gomez investors. Yes it has a presence in the States – but so does Mexico.
ASX 200 to open lower on Monday. Nvidia lost -3pc, relinquishing top market cap spot to Microsoft. Australian CPI due on Wednesday.
How do you read market mood on the ASX? The Put/Call Ratio is one tried and tested way.
Aussie investors will be keen to catch any related sentiment they can glean ahead of May’s CPI inflation read.
Gold ends the week on the rise. French bank Société Générale is still following la route de briques jaune.
The Coalition has unveiled some details about its nuclear policy, but a deep dive shows that it does little to build a case for building our own reactors.
Local markets were flat this morning, Wall Street had the night off and it looks like Mexican food’s definitely on the ASX menu for lunch.
Terra Metals is well up after finding ‘Bushveld style’ copper-PGE reefs at its Dante project in WA.
The ASX 200 gained slightly, Schrole Group went nuts and Guzman y Gomez is worth $3 billion. What a week!
Local markets rose, then fell, and then rose again on an otherwise pretty boring Friday morning for the ASX.
The best (and worst) performing ASX stocks in early trade using live data.
AI darling Nvidia’s rise as the world’s largest company is a surprising indicator of the headwinds facing small resources stocks.
While many Australians are turning to doctors and other health professionals to assist with their mental health and stress management, the ASX wellness sector is also increasingly looking to provide support.
Biotron (ASX:BIT) jumped +15% this morning after announcing promising results from its BIT225-011 Phase 2 clinical trial.
Mineral Resources insists demand for the low-grade iron ore it produces remains strong despite announcing it will place an historic mine on ice.
Stockhead TV’s Sarah Hughan brings you today’s Break it Down, detailing the maiden mineral resource estimate from Felix Gold.
BlinkLab’s app diagnoses autism early through blink reflex analysis. The company is co-founded and chaired by ResApp founder, Brian Leedman.
Jarden Research downgrades The Reject Shop (ASX: TRS) but despite facing challenges, TRS remains undervalued, says Jarden.
Guzman y Gomez debuts on ASX with $22 share price. Australia’s first ever Spot Bitcoin ETF will also debut today.
Control Bionics’ shares surge after TGA approval, and Botanix Pharma granted US FDA approval for Sofdra (sofpironium) gel.
Control Bionics (ASX:CBL) can now sell its autonomous wheelchair module, DROVE, in Australia.
Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report is all about cops who can see the future. This Rio Tinto minority holder wants the Takeovers Panel to do the same thing as the mining giant eyes local uranium digger ERA.
ASX closes lower, despite Energy sector strength, led by uranium mining stocks which surged after the release of opposition leader Peter Dutton’s nuclear energy plans.
London-listed CleanTech Lithium is seeking a home away from home on the ASX in the hope of developing an innovative Chilean brine project.
Led by gains in IT and financial stocks, India’s benchmark indices ended at record highs for a third straight session on Tuesday, with the total valueof Indian equities now topping $US5trn for the first time.
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