Hot Money Monday: Latrobe Magnesium hits 10-bagger status in FY22, posts a 14-day RSI of 93
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ASX investors got dual-diagnosed (by Stockhead) last week with a case of both magnesium madness and hydrogen fever — and that was also reflected in the type of stocks populating the upper echelons of this week’s Hot Money list.
Clean energy, virtual/augmented reality and cryptocurrency were also topical themes of note.
Each week, Stockhead recaps ASX stocks that are “running hot” as deduced by the Relative Strength Index (RSI).
The RSI is a technical gauge which measures how trading momentum is affecting the price action.
A reading of 70 is seen as the level at which a company may have been overbought. If a stock has a reading of 30 or below, it could be undervalued.
Click here for a more detailed rundown of what the RSI does and how it’s used.
While there’s usually a pretty good reason if a given stock is running hot (or cold), investors are also on the lookout for opportunities where the price action has separated from fundamentals.
Here’s a summary of the stocks that were running hot for the two weeks ended Friday, November 12:
Code | Company | Price | RSI | MktCap$ |
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LMG | Latrobe Magnesium | 0.15 | 93 | $ 186,549,032.54 |
ECT | Env Clean Tech Ltd. | 0.046 | 89 | $ 46,069,644.43 |
A1M | AIC Mines Ltd | 0.42 | 89 | $ 128,116,732.47 |
SPQ | Superior Resources | 0.023 | 87 | $ 33,062,765.45 |
RNE | Renu Energy Ltd | 0.11 | 81 | $ 13,940,106.92 |
MEP | Minotaur Exploration | 0.195 | 81 | $ 90,241,046.64 |
PH2 | Pure Hydrogen Corp | 0.74 | 80 | $ 233,837,517.94 |
VR1 | Vection Technologies | 0.1825 | 80 | $ 165,364,919.36 |
TMB | Tambourahmetals | 0.315 | 79 | $ 11,745,028.71 |
KIS | King Island | 0.185 | 79 | $ 89,458,443.20 |
CPT | Cipherpoint Limited | 0.041 | 79 | $ 11,930,538.55 |
CHN | Chalice Mining Ltd | 9.83 | 78 | $ 3,532,911,181.80 |
CDT | Castle Minerals | 0.03 | 77 | $ 25,500,994.88 |
HMD | Heramed Limited | 0.265 | 75 | $ 39,867,452.55 |
CTT | Cettire | 4.39 | 75 | $ 1,563,076,702.00 |
FBR | FBR Ltd | 0.058 | 74 | $ 130,188,461.43 |
RFT | Rectifier Technolog | 0.053 | 73 | $ 67,370,293.40 |
POD | Podium Minerals | 0.445 | 73 | $ 124,263,279.96 |
DCC | Digitalx Limited | 0.1525 | 73 | $ 103,942,165.46 |
MGU | Magnum Mining & Exp | 0.1 | 73 | $ 47,228,766.83 |
MQR | Marquee Resource Ltd | 0.135 | 72 | $ 20,182,816.68 |
SPN | Sparc Tech Ltd | 1.785 | 72 | $ 99,888,617.85 |
LOM | Lucapa Diamond Ltd | 0.082 | 71 | $ 96,268,278.73 |
RAN | Range International | 0.017 | 71 | $ 15,346,629.10 |
BLX | Beacon Lighting Grp | 2.73 | 71 | $ 594,034,939.96 |
DEV | Devex Resources Ltd | 0.415 | 70 | $ 118,516,077.30 |
DME | Dome Gold Mines Ltd | 0.23 | 70 | $ 73,849,351.28 |
SHG | Singular Health | 0.28 | 70 | $ 16,496,837.91 |
KSN | Kingston Resources | 0.245 | 70 | $ 67,246,320.90 |
If you’d closed out the 2021 financial year by popping a few bob on Latrobe Magnesium (ASX:LMG) at 1.6c, you would have assumed 10-bagger status with last Friday’s close of 16c.
Magnesium prices are on the move as China cuts supply, and LMG has executed a number of moves in recent times to advance the construction of its 10,000topa magnesium plant in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria.
Latrobe Magnesium capped things off on Friday with an oversubscribed $11.5m placement, with discussions also ongoing around future off-take agreements (good enough for a 14-day RSI of 93).
Also running hot was Environmental Clean Technologies (ASX:ECT), which doubled last week after breaking out of its long-term trading range between 1-2c.
The company has a number of clean energy technologies under development in lignite, hydrogen and waste conversion, and ECT shares ramped by another 32% on Friday to finish the week at 4.9c.
Explorer Superior Resources (ASX:SPQ) was also on the move (on no news), as investors eye the company’s capacity to get its 122,00oz ‘Steam Engine’ gold project in Queensland into production.
As Stockhead’s Reuben Adams highlighted last week, cash generated from Steam Engine could help fund an aggressive exploration push by SPQ across the wider ‘Greenvale’ project encompassing copper, gold, and nickel.
Not surprisingly, two hydrogen stocks also made the Top 10 of this week’s list.
Investment company Renu Energy (ASX:RNE) ripped higher following its share-based acquisition of a hydrogen development company.
Shares in Pure Hydrogen (ASX:PH2) have more than tripled since the middle of September, and this week the stock surged again after the company announced it’s signed a term sheet to participate in the construction of three waste-to-hydrogen plants on Australia’s east coast.
Also breaking out this week was the ASX’s only pure-play virtual/augmented reality stock, Vection Technologies (ASX:VR1) which surged higher last week following a trading update where it flagged $8m in total contract value — a 58% lift compared to the Sep-21 quarter — underpinned by “strong growth across the Defence, Military & Law Enforcement and AEC & Real Estate sectors”.
And fintech platform DigitalX (ASX:DCC), which has 215 Bitcoin on its balance sheet, closed the week at a multi-year high of 15c.
Here’s a summary of the stocks that were running cold for the two weeks ended Friday, November 12:
Code | Company | Price | RSI | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|
MHK | Metalhawk | 0.36 | 30 | $20,345,619 |
PCH | Property Connect | 0.0015 | 29 | $1,028,795 |
MOQ | MOQ Limited | 0.18 | 29 | $34,300,155 |
PPK | PPK Group Limited | 11.44 | 29 | $1,035,755,799 |
CAG | Caperangeltd | 0.22 | 29 | $19,930,743 |
GPR | Geopacific Resources | 0.24 | 27 | $124,619,195 |
CUV | Clinuvel Pharma | 31.89 | 27 | $1,579,648,506 |
PNV | Polynovo Limited | 1.465 | 27 | $988,775,126 |
APE | Eagers Automotive | 13.38 | 27 | $3,532,830,208 |
TTB | Total Brain Ltd | 0.135 | 26 | $18,007,803 |
DOR | Doriemus PLC | 0.1425 | 25 | $17,447,985 |
AR9 | Archtis Limited | 0.24 | 25 | $61,922,645 |
BPH | BPH Energy Ltd | 0.046 | 24 | $31,251,211 |
SZL | Sezzle Inc | 4.51 | 24 | $893,629,476 |
VUK | Virgin Money Uk PLC | 3.13 | 23 | $2,750,554,338 |
PPH | Pushpay Holdings Ltd | 1.405 | 22 | $1,732,578,129 |
DUG | DUG Tech | 0.67 | 22 | $82,686,370 |
GAP | Gale Pacific Limited | 0.27 | 20 | $76,008,087 |
TNY | Tinybeans Group Ltd | 0.67 | 18 | $31,708,737 |
RTE | Retech Tech Co. Ltd | 0.25 | 13 | $58,228,158 |
Among the stocks running cold this week was diversified technology company PPK Group (ASX:PPK), which after hitting a gain of 10,000% above $21 in August, has now lost almost 50% of its value to close on Friday just above $12.