Here are the top ASX large cap movers for Tuesday

While Wall Street has been on a tear, local large caps have struggled for traction to start the week.

The ASX 200 traded flat today to finish 0.1%, as gains in resources were offset by falls in banking and energy stocks.

The big end of town was comfortably outperformed by the ASX Emerging Companies index, which rose more than 1%.

Among larger stocks, the ASX 200 Information Technology index rebounded from yesterday’s falls to post a gain of 1.12%.

The ASX 200 Resources index rose by a similar amount with steady gains for the iron ore majors, but Australia’s big banks all dipped by around 1% and oil & gas stocks continued their decline following last month’s red-hot rally.

BIG CAP WINNERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
CHN	Chalice Mining Ltd	8.7	28.5%	7,171,613	$2,389,391,479
AVZ	AVZ Minerals Ltd	0.525	15.4%	33,440,115	$1,464,268,569
NVX	Novonix Limited	9.51	8.3%	5,879,555	$4,236,911,586
SDR	Siteminder	7.55	7.7%	3,781,606	$1,888,212,205
LYC	Lynas Rare Earths	7.8	7.6%	9,236,340	$6,542,483,767
PDN	Paladin Energy Ltd	0.99	7.0%	28,582,122	$2,477,371,974
360	Life360 Inc.	12.41	6.9%	632,381	$1,811,579,075
CTT	Cettire	4	6.7%	1,336,522	$1,429,643,325
DEG	De Grey Mining	1.17	6.4%	8,936,199	$1,547,065,878
PBH	Pointsbet Holdings	8.81	6.3%	3,963,967	$2,180,917,482
PXA	Pexagroup	16.37	5.2%	360,541	$2,759,189,261
TYR	Tyro Payments	3.34	5.0%	4,204,564	$1,638,907,173
RMS	Ramelius Resources	1.71	4.9%	18,037,638	$1,329,321,621
IGO	IGO Limited	9.32	4.8%	2,963,578	$6,732,110,858

Today’s most notable large cap mover was Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN), which was a small cap explorer in March last year and is now a $2.4bn company sitting on the largest PGE discovery in Australian history.

Just over 18 months since its Julimar discovery, Chalice confirmed its maiden resource and said there could be more to come, with just 7% of Julimar’s 26km strike-length covered so far.

Also rising strongly was SiteMinder (ASX:SDR), the latest red-hot tech play to hit the ASX, which posted more solid gains following its sparkling debut yesterday.

Wagering platform Pointsbet Holdings (ASX:PBH) also found demand, after advising this morning it was one of nine companies recommended by the New York State Gaming Commission to be awarded “a Platform Provider licence to operate mobile sports wagering in New York”.

Other notable large cap leaders included $2.5bn uranium company Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) and WA-based gold play De Grey Mining (ASX:DEG).

BIG CAP LOSERS

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Code	Name	Price	% Change	Volume	Market Cap
QBE	QBE Insurance Group	11.67	-2.3%	3,180,500	$17,629,562,426
SUN	Suncorp Group Ltd	11.23	-2.8%	3,403,910	$14,818,265,096
GQG	GQG Partners	1.965	-2.7%	645,380	$5,964,666,977
BEN	Bendigo and Adelaide	9.14	-2.6%	1,707,064	$5,260,350,506
AGL	AGL Energy Limited.	5.36	-2.9%	6,494,357	$3,634,252,930
GNE	Genesis Energy Ltd	2.98	-3.6%	56,256	$3,224,627,132
CSR	CSR Limited	6.06	-4.1%	3,307,948	$3,067,619,144
HLS	Healius	4.77	-2.3%	1,705,140	$3,041,008,903
DDR	Dicker Data Limited	14.59	-2.4%	113,819	$2,583,860,272
OCL	Objective Corp	20.5	-2.4%	2,056,024	$1,982,770,041
AX1	Accent Group Ltd	2.5	-2.3%	651,311	$1,387,178,790
TPW	Temple & Webster Ltd	10.99	-2.7%	947,570	$1,361,118,086
ING	Inghams Group	3.39	-4.5%	1,953,377	$1,319,462,584
PPK	PPK Group Limited	12.03	-2.4%	263,076	$1,100,044,090
IAP	Irongate Group	1.59	-5.1%	288,193	$1,080,897,079
JIN	Jumbo Interactive	16.19	-3.2%	59,806	$1,044,927,125