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Closing Bell: ASX retreats despite energy gaining 4.3pc, battery stock Li-S Energy rockets on debut

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The ASX failed to replicate yesterday’s positive start to the week, falling over 1% today.

The ASX 200 closed 1.47% down at 7,726 points while the ASX Emerging Companies Index fell 0.73% closing at 2,537 points.

The worst sectors were health, resources and tech which all lost over 2%.

Energy once again went in the opposite direction to the rest of the market gaining 4.34% which was triggered by the upward rise in oil prices as supply shortage fears increased.

Surprisingly financials moved little despite fears the Morrison government might move to curb the lending boom that’s caused the growth in banking and lending stocks during COVID-19.

 

TODAY’S BIGGEST WINNERS

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Code Company Price % Volume
LIS Lisenergylimited 2.33 174 25063036
RDT Red Dirt Metals Ltd 0.63 103 26286093
ANL Amani Gold Ltd 0.0015 50 32426405
DAL Dalaroometalsltd 0.295 48 3209302
VIA Viagold Rare Earth 0.42 40 6400
TUA Tuas Limited 1.34 31 4678491
RMI Resource Mining Corp 0.03 25 562415
DAF Discovery Africa Ltd 0.045 25 876494
MLS Metals Australia 0.0025 25 20202332
MRL Mayur Resources Ltd 0.255 24 50000
PGD Peregrine Gold 0.41 24 160578
KCC Kincora Copper 0.17 21 589195
KCN Kingsgate Consolid. 1.465 20 5799071
TOE Toro Energy Limited 0.033 18 36508140
CAE Cannindah Resources 0.14 17 6649975
AT1 Atomo Diagnostics 0.355 16 6941116
SCN Scorpion Minerals 0.06 15 323501
GGX Gas2Grid Limited 0.004 14 70840146
IPC Imperial Pacific Ltd 1.6 14 8392
SMI Santana Minerals Ltd 0.17 13 374981
PRM Prominence Energy 0.013 13 28069278
PPY Papyrus Australia 0.053 13 4341959
IBG Ironbark Zinc Ltd 0.036 13 16832647
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Today 3 companies listed and 2 of them topped the bourse in battery tech stock  Li-S Energy (ASX:LIS) and base metals explorer Dalaroo Metals (ASX:DAL).

Ironbark Zinc (ASX:IBG) rose after appointing former foreign minister Alexander Downer to its board.

Singaporean telco Tuas (ASX:TUA) rocketed after releasing its financial results.

Queensland focused gold explorer Cannindah Resources (ASX:CAE) climbed off the back of its assay results.

And AuMake (ASX:AUK) climbed after unveiling some growth initiatives in the New Zealand market.

 

TODAY’S BIGGEST LOSERS

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Code Company Price % Volume
ESS Essential Metals Ltd 0.17 -23 11740700
MTM Mtmongerresources 0.17 -23 1466752
GBR Greatbould Resources 0.16 -22 14953892
NVA Nova Minerals Ltd 0.115 -21 18048973
BAS Bass Oil Ltd 0.002 -20 2630476
SBR Sabre Resources 0.004 -20 15461210
LBT LBT Innovations 0.115 -18 1588472
AO1 Assetowl Limited 0.005 -17 571666
RRR Revolverresources 0.385 -16 6086955
MTC Metalstech Ltd 0.515 -16 2237938
SEG Sports Ent Grp Ltd 0.22 -15 26250
KNB Koonenberrygold 0.17 -15 986327
KTA Krakatoa Resources 0.069 -15 2158037
TKL Traka Resources 0.012 -14 1770000
TRM Truscott Mining Corp 0.03 -14 30401
PVL Powerhouse Ven Ltd 0.095 -14 378155
NCL Netccentric Ltd 0.13 -13 3500
OPL Opyl Limited 0.165 -13 56178
NSB Neuroscientific 0.45 -13 419719
ARE Argonaut Resources 0.007 -13 1109153
AWN AWN Holdings Limited 0.85 -12 31083
CLB Candy Club 0.15 -12 146845
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Koonenberry (ASX:KNB) did not have as spectacular a debut, retreating 15%.

WA lithium play Essential Metals (ASX:ESS) fell after a company update. Although the company said it was preparing to transition the area to development ready status and assay results were expected soon, it revealed the drilling “does not appear to have identified a new, large lithium-mineralised pegmatite”.

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS YOU MAY’VE MISSED

New Zealand’s Commerce Commission – the Kiwi equivalent of the ACCC – approved Mercury’s (ASX:MCY) acquisition of Trustpower’s retail business. Mercury will pay NZ$441 million and the combined business will have approximately 780,000 connections.

Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) announced it would be investing another $70 million in Octopus Energy Group to maintain a 20% interest in the energy retailer. The move comes after fund manager Generation Investment Management would be buying a 7% stake for £211 million pounds.

6 months since skincare product distributor EZZ Life Sciences (ASX:EZZ) listed on the ASX, the company announced it would be paying its inaugural dividend of 0.0045 cents per share. The payout will be made on December 16 to all investors holding shares on 10 November.

Energy producer ADX Energy (ASX:ASX) finalised a deal with Siemens Energy and Red Drilling & Services to build and operate a well test site in Australia to evaluate geothermal to power technology. ADX’s role will be to provide overall project management and to execute all subsurface aspects of the project including engineering, geological analysis, operational planning and implementation.

WAM Capital (ASX:WAM) announced a takeover bid for fellow Listed Investment Company PM Capital Asian Opportunities Fund (ASX:PAF) less than a fortnight after a bid from PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund (ASX:PGF). WAM Capital boss Geoff Wilson declared his offer would superior and even promised to up its offer in the event PAF had to pay a Break Fee.

 

TRADING HALTS

Wednesday

Wildcat Resources (ASX:WC8) – transaction
Hannans (ASX:HNR) – license due diligence
Castillo Copper (ASX:CCZ) – project acquisitions
Nova Minerals (ASX:NVA) – capital raising
Castle Minerals (ASX:CDT) – capital raising
Stemcell (ASX:SCU) – joint venture
Ultima United (ASX:UUL) – Hokkaido Development update

Thursday

Eastern Iron (ASX:EFE) – updated mining study

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