ASX Small Cap Lunch Wrap: Who’s going on a witch hunt today?
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ASX markets are holding steady in Thursday trade, with steady gains and no major (new) catalysts as at 12pm EST.
But first, to the Global Vision church in Tennessee, where Reverend Greg Locke is on a witch hunt.
The firebrand preacher (who divorced his wife and married his secretary in 2018), went off in a recent sermon where he flagged personal conversations with “demons” had revealed the existence of six witches in the church congregation.
Adding to the drama last Sunday, he said three of those witches were “in this room right now”.
Here’s Locke saying stuff like, “look me in my eyeballs we ain’t afraid of you, you stinkin’ witch”, if you’re into that sort of thing:
Earlier today, Pastor Greg Locke threatened to expose the six witches who are members of his church. pic.twitter.com/NSoTqQayQk
— Hemant Mehta (@hemantmehta) February 13, 2022
Back in the real world on markets, local stocks pushed higher on Thursday with stronger gains at the big end of town.
Gold stocks caught a bid as the precious metal pushes towards US$1,900 an ounce, while the iron ore majors also gained ground.
Overnight in the US, tech heavyweight Nvidia beat analyst expectations on revenues and earnings per share.
Elsewhere on local markets, Wesfarmers tumbled after cutting its dividend following an earnings drop.
But bookmaker Tabcorp jumped to a four-year high after reporting a strong rebound in trading activity.
In both the US and Australia, February reporting season is giving investors an opportunity to gauge the strength of company earnings in a rising inflation environment.
And still lingering just below surface level is Uncle Vlad, with geo-political fears of a Ukraine invasion by Russia still high on the investor agenda:
https://twitter.com/mnskymoment/status/1493875196771581955
Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks for February 17 [intraday]:
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Code | Company | Price | % | Market Cap |
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LKO | Lakes Blue Energy | 0.0015 | 50% | $43,270,176 |
BNR | Bulletin Res Ltd | 0.16 | 39% | $31,919,121 |
BBL | Brisbane Broncos | 0.805 | 28% | $61,520,496 |
CCE | Carnegie Cln Energy | 0.0025 | 25% | $30,205,147 |
TMX | Terrain Minerals | 0.0085 | 21% | $5,150,327 |
AD1 | AD1 Holdings Limited | 0.023 | 21% | $12,840,473 |
VPR | Volt Power Group | 0.003 | 20% | $23,361,334 |
GL1 | Globallith | 1.55 | 17% | $179,679,158 |
9SP | 9 Spokes Int Limited | 0.007 | 17% | $8,960,023 |
ARE | Argonaut Resources | 0.0035 | 17% | $10,818,614 |
RIM | Rimfire Pacific | 0.007 | 17% | $10,837,468 |
X2M | X2M Connect Limited | 0.15 | 15% | $9,189,746 |
MGL | Magontec Limited | 0.45 | 14% | $30,308,038 |
SLM | Solismineralsltd | 0.35 | 13% | $9,785,150 |
CTO | Citigold Corp Ltd | 0.009 | 13% | $22,669,273 |
TSC | Twenty Seven Co. Ltd | 0.0045 | 13% | $10,643,256 |
SRI | Sipa Resources Ltd | 0.055 | 12% | $10,046,215 |
NWH | NRW Holdings Limited | 1.935 | 12% | $787,235,697 |
BRV | Big River Gold Ltd | 0.3 | 11% | $59,457,150 |
DOU | Douugh Limited | 0.05 | 11% | $24,357,008 |
RBR | RBR Group Ltd | 0.005 | 11% | $5,768,910 |
RC1 | Redcastle Resources | 0.021 | 11% | $5,429,899 |
TYM | Tymlez Group | 0.042 | 11% | $37,500,358 |
SIS | Simble Solutions | 0.032 | 10% | $9,859,179 |
DAL | Dalaroometalsltd | 0.16 | 10% | $3,944,000 |
Australia’s only listed sporting team took centre stage this morning, as shares in the Brisbane Broncos (ASX:BBL) ripped higher by almost 30% on no news.
It marks a notable move for the NRL team, which was struggling for traction following the release of a profit guidance statement of February 8.
Among stocks with news, gains were led by yet another lithium play as Bulletin Resources (ASX:BNR) leapt higher after flagging high-grade lithium mineralisation at its Ravensthorpe project.
Get the full resources wrap here.
Outside of mining news, software company AD1 Holdings (ASX:AD1) led the pack, after announcing its US subsidiary had signed a “12-month pilot with the US Department of Labor that represents a potential lifetime value of approximately $250,000”
The company said it also has a US sales pipeline “comprising 10+prospects concentrated primarily in the corporate and government space”.
Here are the worst performing ASX small cap stocks for February 17 [intraday]:
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Code | Company | Price | % | Market Cap |
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OMX | Orangeminerals | 0.14 | -20.0% | $7,213,500 |
AO1 | Assetowl Limited | 0.004 | -20.0% | $4,623,912 |
CUP | Countplus Limited | 0.75 | -14.8% | $100,515,852 |
ARO | Astro Resources NL | 0.006 | -14.3% | $32,936,689 |
SOP | Synertec Corporation | 0.055 | -14.1% | $22,871,076 |
GMN | Gold Mountain Ltd | 0.013 | -13.3% | $16,052,238 |
PRX | Prodigy Gold NL | 0.026 | -13.3% | $17,478,828 |
TD1 | Tali Digital Limited | 0.023 | -11.5% | $24,229,551 |
KFE | Kogi Iron Ltd | 0.008 | -11.1% | $11,858,200 |
MEB | Medibio Limited | 0.004 | -11.1% | $9,274,730 |
OEX | Oilex Ltd | 0.004 | -11.1% | $32,008,282 |
BCB | Bowen Coal Limited | 0.205 | -10.9% | $301,960,362 |
MSI | Multistack Internat. | 0.041 | -10.9% | $6,269,981 |
ITM | Itech Minerals Ltd | 0.52 | -10.3% | $51,329,998 |
QFE | Quickfee Limited | 0.13 | -10.3% | $32,219,180 |
AGS | Alliance Resources | 0.135 | -10.0% | $31,202,570 |
DUN | Dundasminerals | 0.18 | -10.0% | $7,222,730 |
NCR | Nucoal Resources Ltd | 0.009 | -10.0% | $7,686,124 |
RR1 | Reach Resources Ltd | 0.009 | -10.0% | $15,940,125 |
UCM | Uscom Limited | 0.099 | -10.0% | $21,611,517 |