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ASX Small Cap Lunch Wrap: Who’s got the short end of long Covid today?

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The S&P/ASX200 is maintaining its revival today, up another 39.50 points to 7,478.40 despite reports Covid can make your penis shrink.

The index finally crossed above its 125-day moving average around the same time urologists in the UK confirmed “Covid d*ck” is a real phenomenon.

Unlike the anonymous man complaining to the Sun, the index has gained 1.63% over the past five days and hunting down its 52-week high.

That followed relative calm on global markets overnight, given US inflation data came in with a 7% year-on-year pop — the highest level since 1982.

Core inflation also came in slightly above expectations at 5.5%, although the monthly pace of headline inflation growth slowed slightly in December to 0.5% (down from 0.8%).

Bond market selloff? Nope. Bitcoin crumbling? It actually re-tested the US$44,000 mark after briefly dipping below US$40,000.

All seems well enough. Unless you’re one of almost five per cent of men with a smaller tockley after suffering from long Covid, according to the University College London study.

It’s real.

Back home, and casually lobbing in today was Goldman Sachs, with a memo from Paul Young saying Australia’s big miners BHP, Rio Tinto and South32 are big buys right now as bullish conditions for commodities emerge again in 2022.

Goldman’s iron ore estimate for the June quarter is US$125/t due to seasonal weakness in Brazilian and Australian production and rebounding Chinese steel output.

Not so hot – Fortescue. GS is in line with Morningstar, RBC and Citi, who all see Twiggy’s green energy business, Fortescue Future Industries, as a profit-eater.

Here are today’s other winners and losers on the ASX so far….

 

ASX SMALL CAP WINNERS

Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks for January 13 [intraday]:

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Code Company Price % Market Cap
KEY KEY Petroleum 0.003 50% $3,935,856.25
CNB Carnaby Resource Ltd 1.7 37% $154,467,943.07
ANL Amani Gold Ltd 0.002 33% $34,313,346.16
EN1 Engage:Bdr Limited 0.0025 25% $6,205,271.90
GTG Genetic Technologies 0.005 25% $36,935,860.57
MLS Metals Australia 0.0025 25% $10,477,114.72
PCL Pancontinental Energ 0.0025 25% $14,308,445.62
RBR RBR Group Ltd 0.005 25% $5,127,920.34
AML Aeon Metals Ltd. 0.046 24% $32,034,928.86
RNT Rent.Com.Au Limited 0.074 23% $23,891,561.28
VAR Variscan Mines Ltd 0.053 23% $11,469,477.03
GRX Greenx Metals Ltd 0.29 21% $56,604,351.36
DCX Discovex Res Ltd 0.012 20% $25,686,640.76
ROO Roots Sustainable 0.006 20% $3,748,163.44
SIT Site Group Int Ltd 0.006 20% $4,206,225.64
PNM Pacific Nickel Mines 0.105 19% $23,841,737.83
GL1 Globallith 1.55 19% $176,956,746.20
IMC Immuron Limited 0.1425 19% $27,335,801.52
SRZ Stellar Resources 0.026 18% $18,347,549.48
HMX Hammer Metals Ltd 0.06 18% $41,564,725.77
KNM Kneomedia Limited 0.02 18% $18,830,412.81
PGD Peregrine Gold 0.78 17% $22,343,198.68
ARE Argonaut Resources 0.007 17% $21,637,228.69
AX8 Accelerate Resources 0.043 16% $9,377,979.26
WCN White Cliff Min Ltd 0.022 16% $11,270,731.58
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Carnaby Resources’ (ASX:CNB) red-golden run continued after it announced new drilling results from ‘Lady Fanny’ which included a highlight 27m @ 2.8% copper and 0.8 g/t gold.

Those kind of results “really demonstrate the untapped potential of the greater than 5km long IOCG corridor that is rapidly emerging within the Greater Duchess Copper Gold Project,” CNB managing director Rob Watkins says.

IOCG, if proven, is pretty much a byword for “massive” in orebody language. And don’t traders know it – CNB stormed up another 37 per cent today to $1.70.

Less than a month ago, shares were trading at 27 cents.

Traders also loved a bigger offer for Crown Resorts (ASX:CWN), sending it up 8.94% after Blackstone revalued it at $13.10 (currently sitting at $12.56).

 

ASX SMALL CAP LOSERS

Code Company Price % Market Cap
ALT Analytica Limited 0.002 -33% $13,841,403.39
WC8 Wildcat Resources 0.043 -31% $39,835,000.00
CCE Carnegie Cln Energy 0.002 -20% $37,756,434.28
JAV Javelin Minerals Ltd 0.002 -20% $16,470,631.93
BMO Bastion Minerals 0.165 -20% $15,360,498.30
CGB Cann Global Limited 0.0025 -17% $19,006,460.36
CPO Culpeominerals 0.135 -16% $6,787,539.04
ICN Icon Energy Limited 0.012 -14% $10,566,601.36
BWX BWX Limited 3.75 -14% $703,668,692.72
AJL AJ Lucas Group 0.031 -14% $43,066,318.86
CMP Compumedics Limited 0.385 -11% $77,065,882.38
AO1 Assetowl Limited 0.004 -11% $3,672,922.97
ARO Astro Resources NL 0.004 -11% $16,938,868.56
CHK Cohiba Min Ltd 0.017 -11% $26,438,118.48
BYE Byron Energy Ltd 0.13 -10% $156,802,289.79
CTO Citigold Corp Ltd 0.009 -10% $28,336,590.91
RGL Riversgold 0.018 -10% $8,080,843.92
BIR BIR Financial Ltd 0.037 -10% $4,158,882.85
BEE Broo Ltd 0.01 -9% $10,403,282.62
EMT Emetals Limited 0.02 -9% $11,330,000.00
MEB Medibio Limited 0.005 -9% $11,335,781.18
NZS New Zealand Coastal 0.01 -9% $9,097,055.34
SCL Schrole Group Ltd 0.01 -9% $19,022,046.89
EQE Equus Mining Ltd 0.15 -9% $27,674,073.90
OPY Openpay Group 0.72 -9% $103,311,235.64
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One noteworthy loser – Ai-Media Technologies (ASX:AIM), down 3.20% after investigators noticed this timestamp in the corner of that video:

Picture: Channel 7

AIM provides the captions for the news service, and may be in some way responsible for the leak of the video. Ai-Media chief executive Tony Abrahams is reportedly leading the investigation.

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