Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
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On Stockhead today, who’s ready to roll red metal in the copper crunch, how to spot a commercial real estate winner and lol Byron Bay house price crash.
But first, the day ahead.
TRADING HALTS
The following stocks went into trading halts yesterday and are expected out in the coming days:
Catalano Seafood (ASX:CSF) – material agreement
Creso Pharma (ASX:CPH) – capital raising
COMMODITY/FOREX/CRYPTO MARKET PRICES
Gold: $US1,835.82 (-1.00%)
Silver: $US21.51 (-1.51%)
Nickel (3mth): $US26,459/t (-0.63%)
Copper (3mth): $US8,946.50/t (+0.10%)
Oil (WTI): $US78.05 (-1.28%)
Oil (Brent): $US84.66 (-1.07%)
Iron 62pc Fe: $US124.50/t (+1.22%)
AUD/USD: 0.6899 (-1.23%)
Bitcoin: $US22,230 (-0.12%)
WHAT GOT YOU TALKING YESTERDAY?
We missed at least one – LI-S Energy (ASX:LIS), which is aiming to commercialise its lithium sulfur (Li-S) battery tech.
“If we mine it here, we should make it here,” Minister Ed Husic says on launching Australia’s National #Battery Strategy.
Here are some of the #ASX small cap stocks taking Australia’s battery industry downstream. $RNU $EGR $IG6 $$AVL $RFX
— Stockhead (@StockheadAU) February 14, 2023
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YESTERDAY’S ASX SMALL CAP LEADERS
Here are yesterday’s best performing ASX small cap stocks:
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| Code | Company | Price | % | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CCE | Carnegie Cln Energy | 0.002 | 100% | 3,779,538 | $15,642,574 |
| ECG | Ecargo Hldg | 0.035 | 75% | 154,499 | $12,305,000 |
| OM1 | Omnia Metals Group | 0.305 | 69% | 21,290,395 | $4,886,156 |
| AQX | Alice Queen Ltd | 0.0015 | 50% | 2,622,530 | $2,530,288 |
| MEB | Medibio Limited | 0.0015 | 50% | 27,928,918 | $3,320,594 |
| VPR | Volt Power Group | 0.0015 | 50% | 293,488 | $10,716,208 |
| GGX | Gas2Grid Limited | 0.002 | 33% | 400,000 | $6,105,153 |
| XST | Xstate Resources | 0.002 | 33% | 300,000 | $4,822,772 |
| OAU | Ora Gold Limited | 0.005 | 33% | 1,342,143 | $3,690,867 |
| RR1 | Reach Resources Ltd | 0.0065 | 30% | 114,100,714 | $9,550,253 |
| CLE | Cyclone Metals | 0.0025 | 25% | 33,333 | $12,353,474 |
| BVR | Bellavistaresources | 0.215 | 23% | 125,978 | $6,645,189 |
| AGD | Austral Gold | 0.059 | 20% | 230,080 | $30,003,256 |
| KNB | Koonenberrygold | 0.06 | 20% | 31,322 | $3,787,822 |
| AVW | Avira Resources Ltd | 0.003 | 20% | 1,717,583 | $5,334,475 |
| EMT | Emetals Limited | 0.012 | 20% | 16,438,406 | $8,500,000 |
| MRI | Myrewardsinternation | 0.024 | 20% | 519,608 | $4,089,640 |
| REM | Remsensetechnologies | 0.125 | 19% | 247,100 | $3,828,465 |
| DTR | Dateline Resources | 0.032 | 19% | 39,000 | $15,259,982 |
| NNG | Nexion Group | 0.035 | 17% | 655,015 | $4,569,236 |
| MTH | Mithril Resources | 0.0035 | 17% | 1,375,000 | $9,789,271 |
| CXU | Cauldron Energy Ltd | 0.008 | 14% | 1,096,223 | $6,520,976 |
| FIJ | Fiji Kava Limited | 0.008 | 14% | 3,128,533 | $2,528,022 |
| RNX | Renegade Exploration | 0.008 | 14% | 13,617,766 | $6,521,786 |
| BDG | Black Dragon Gold | 0.04 | 14% | 169,853 | $7,023,452 |
Omnia Metals (ASX:OM1) has identified a 2.3km long, 440m wide lithium target at the soon-to-be-acquired 540sqkm Lac des Montagnes tenement package in Quebec, Canada.
Health tech stock Medibio (ASX:MEB) is raising up to $2.75m via placement and share purchase plan at 0.15c per share, partially underwritten by company directors.
YESTERDAY’S ASX SMALL CAP LAGGARDS
Here are yesterday’s worst performing ASX small cap stocks:
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| Code | Company | Price | % | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIH | Sihayo Gold Limited | 0.001 | -50% | 67,739,523 | $12,204,256 |
| TMZ | Thomson Res Ltd | 0.01 | -38% | 40,694,878 | $13,919,217 |
| CAQ | CAQ Holdings Ltd | 0.016 | -36% | 87,757 | $17,944,657 |
| ARE | Argonaut Resources | 0.002 | -33% | 470,000 | $19,085,614 |
| EVE | EVE Health Group Ltd | 0.001 | -33% | 500,000 | $7,911,724 |
| PNR | Pantoro Limited | 0.059 | -33% | 35,661,071 | $156,536,210 |
| BUY | Bounty Oil & Gas NL | 0.01 | -29% | 48,796,017 | $19,187,014 |
| AHN | Athena Resources | 0.006 | -25% | 30,459,131 | $8,563,740 |
| EVR | Ev Resources Ltd | 0.0155 | -23% | 11,611,764 | $18,719,681 |
| FAU | First Au Ltd | 0.0035 | -22% | 11,012,074 | $4,283,970 |
| W2V | Way2Vatltd | 0.015 | -21% | 5,888,702 | $4,182,886 |
| FZR | Fitzroy River Corp | 0.135 | -21% | 21,785 | $18,352,223 |
| AHQ | Allegiance Coal Ltd | 0.012 | -20% | 14,852,196 | $15,073,439 |
| ICN | Icon Energy Limited | 0.012 | -20% | 40,000 | $11,520,205 |
| TUL | Tulla Resources | 0.28 | -20% | 1,214,490 | $74,496,958 |
| SMX | Security Matters | 0.1525 | -20% | 1,210,195 | $31,892,370 |
| TFL | Tasfoods Ltd | 0.03 | -17% | 259,977 | $15,735,439 |
| WSR | Westar Resources | 0.047 | -16% | 295,730 | $4,459,974 |
| SKN | Skin Elements Ltd | 0.016 | -16% | 25,000 | $8,856,563 |
| FAL | Falconmetalsltd | 0.29 | -15% | 1,926,598 | $60,180,000 |
| HYD | Hydrix Limited | 0.05 | -15% | 2,817,561 | $14,871,803 |
| MBK | Metal Bank Ltd | 0.024 | -14% | 606,728 | $7,741,595 |
| NZS | New Zealand Coastal | 0.003 | -14% | 12,044,707 | $3,944,518 |
| MVL | Marvel Gold Limited | 0.019 | -14% | 1,344,898 | $15,498,876 |
| BRN | Brainchip Ltd | 0.51 | -14% | 26,772,676 | $1,042,564,306 |
Silver explorer Thomson Resources (ASX:TMZ) plummeted after announcing plans to raise up to $1.74m at an almost 90% discount to the last share price. Unheard of.
TMZ executive chairman David Williams has also resigned “due to personal reasons”, effective immediately.
Gold producer Pantoro (ASX:PNR) is also raising $75m via placement at 6c per share to support its merger with Tulla Resources (ASX:TUL).
The merger, before the impact of the capital raising, will result in PNR shareholders owning ~51.5% and TUL shareholders owning ~48.5% of PNR’s shares.
PNR last raised $28.5m at 14.5c per share in October last year.
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