Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
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On Stockhead today, Wilsons Advisory believes lithium is still misunderstood, mis-priced, under-owned, undervalued and absolutely a smart play in a long game.
Nadine speaks with Wilsons Advisory’s Main Man in the Mines, Sam Catalano for his close-up on why lithium still has legs and which are the best three pins to purchase in a packed ASX lithium league.
But first, the day ahead.
The following stocks went into trading halts Wednesday and are expected out in the coming days:
Kingsland Minerals (ASX:KNG) – Capital raising.
Lithium Energy (ASX:LEL) – Capital raising.
Ragnar Metals (ASX:RAG) – Significant divestment annnnnd… capital raising.
Strike Resources (ASX:SRK) – On hold ahead of a potential sell-down of a minor portion of its 34.41 million shareholding in Lithium Energy (ASX:LEL).
Scorpion Minerals (ASX:SCN) – Speeding ticket, and on hold ahead of assay results from its Youanmi lithium project in WA.
Gold: $US1957.15 (+0.75%)
Silver: $US23.87 (-0.2%)
Nickel (3mth): $US24,025/t (+2.02%)
Copper (3mth): $US9002.50/t (+0.27%)
Oil (WTI): $US70.66 (+3.5%)
Oil (Brent): $US75.53 (+3.2%)
Iron 62pc Fe: $US114.50/t (+0.44%)
AUD/USD: 0.6887 (+1.36%)
Bitcoin: $US25,380 (-1.53%)
MTM has all the critical minerals an Albo might need.
MTM Critical Metals has initiated preliminary metallurgical test work to characterise the Rare Earth Elements (REEs) identified within clays at its Pt Kidman prospect, part of the East Laverton project in WA. https://t.co/pjJAmF5J1R #ad #ASX $MTM @MTMCriticalMet
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Also, be sure to check in preopen each day for ‘Market highlights and 5 ASX small caps to watch’, and 10.30am for our daily ‘10 at 10’ column — a live summary of winners & losers at the opening bell.
Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks:
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Code | Company | Price | % | Volume | Market Cap |
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OPN | Oppenneg | 0.016 | 167% | 1,060,555 | $1,455,180 |
WFL | Wellfully Limited | 0.0045 | 50% | 3,768,849 | $1,478,832 |
AYM | Australia United Min | 0.003 | 50% | 818,626 | $3,685,155 |
BP8 | Bph Global Ltd | 0.003 | 50% | 116,665 | $2,569,460 |
MTH | Mithril Resources | 0.0015 | 50% | 4,317,388 | $3,368,804 |
IR1 | Irismetals | 1.53 | 32% | 1,230,962 | $92,486,800 |
BUB | Bubs Aust Ltd | 0.1875 | 29% | 9,817,627 | $108,946,824 |
IGN | Ignite Ltd | 0.054 | 29% | 146,710 | $3,762,451 |
AW1 | Americanwestmetals | 0.115 | 26% | 12,299,183 | $24,220,707 |
IBX | Imagion Biosys Ltd | 0.015 | 25% | 24,171,712 | $14,011,989 |
DES | Desoto Resources | 0.125 | 25% | 100,000 | $5,992,650 |
DCX | Discovex Res Ltd | 0.0025 | 25% | 350,000 | $6,605,136 |
PUA | Peak Minerals Ltd | 0.0025 | 25% | 890,000 | $2,082,753 |
BLZ | Blaze Minerals Ltd | 0.026 | 24% | 9,712,532 | $9,607,673 |
FTC | Fintech Chain Ltd | 0.016 | 23% | 26,418 | $8,460,005 |
AZS | Azure Minerals | 1.265 | 23% | 10,470,163 | $401,943,154 |
KGL | KGL Resources Ltd | 0.14 | 22% | 442,069 | $65,238,564 |
RCW | Rightcrowd | 0.018 | 20% | 230,366 | $3,947,877 |
GTG | Genetic Technologies | 0.003 | 20% | 44,328 | $28,854,145 |
LVT | Livetiles Limited | 0.012 | 20% | 1,156,435 | $10,471,657 |
RDN | Raiden Resources Ltd | 0.006 | 20% | 621,304 | $10,276,345 |
RGS | Regeneus Ltd | 0.006 | 20% | 1,571,666 | $1,532,185 |
SI6 | SI6 Metals Limited | 0.006 | 20% | 2,263,644 | $7,476,973 |
PFE | Panteraminerals | 0.095 | 19% | 193,219 | $4,120,090 |
W2V | Way2Vatltd | 0.013 | 18% | 10,000 | $5,015,295 |
Nominally at the top of the list of winners is Openn Negotiation (ASX:OPN), which is showing a 166.66% gain for no apparent reason, on little to no volume.
The company has been struggling on market of late, and was held in suspension while Axiom Properties (ASX:AXI) came in to sift through the business and have a crack at recapitalising it at the end of May.
By the looks of things, OPN came back online a few days ago, and sank like a stone, but it’s showing a huge jump today so I thought I’d better let you know.
Also enjoying a Welcome Back party was Wednesday’s lunchtime leader Iris Metals (ASX:IR1), which has been MIA from the ASX since December, but suddenly emerged from the murk and relisted today.
After falling foul of a few bits of Chapters 1 and 2 of the ASX Listing Rules, and as part of its re-compliance requirements, the company says it has successfully completed the $15 million cap raise required to get back in the good books and start being traded again.
Investors were well on board with Iris returning to the fold, pushing it 45% higher by lunchtime, which has settled back to a +33.6% gain for the day.
Some great news for Imagion Biosystems Limited (ASX:IBX) with brand new CEO Isaac Bright at the helm, and an announcement that the company’s MagSense HER2 imaging agent Phase 1 study (IBI10103) has achieved its enrolment target, and is set to get rolling.
IBX says the new agent works through showing a change in image contrast in nodes highly suspicious for breast cancer tumours. It shows up as “distinctly different from the contrast seen in non-involved nodes” when used with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Magnetic Relaxometry (MRX), for women who have HER2-positive (HER2+) primary breast cancer.
IBX gained 29% for the day, just edging out American West Metals (ASX:AW1), on 29.12% with the latter riding high on last week’s news that a high-resolution ground gravity survey at the company’s Storm prospect has identified significant new anomalies that support the potential for a large-scale sediment-hosted copper system.
Here are the least best performing ASX small cap stocks:
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Code | Company | Price | % Today | Volume | Market Cap |
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NRX | Noronex Limited | 0.017 | -26% | 347,561 | $5,806,154 |
ILA | Island Pharma | 0.097 | -25% | 20,013 | $10,564,901 |
AFW | Applyflow Limited | 0.012 | -25% | 506,721 | $2,366,090 |
TYM | Tymlez Group | 0.003 | -25% | 950,000 | $4,368,781 |
OLI | Oliver'S Real Food | 0.015 | -25% | 1,028,000 | $8,814,638 |
M2R | Miramar | 0.038 | -24% | 855,006 | $4,019,087 |
OLH | Oldfields Holdings | 0.055 | -21% | 186,000 | $13,982,916 |
LSR | Lodestar Minerals | 0.004 | -20% | 520,164 | $9,216,987 |
RBR | RBR Group Ltd | 0.002 | -20% | 4,275,000 | $4,046,012 |
ROO | Roots Sustainable | 0.004 | -20% | 254,712 | $693,611 |
THR | Thor Energy PLC | 0.004 | -20% | 2,025,000 | $7,300,064 |
ENV | Enova Mining Limited | 0.009 | -18% | 588,000 | $4,300,223 |
TZL | TZ Limited | 0.023 | -18% | 621,650 | $7,075,827 |
LRL | Labyrinth Resources | 0.01 | -17% | 1,870,182 | $11,513,848 |
MXC | Mgc Pharmaceuticals | 0.005 | -17% | 320,293 | $20,098,158 |
TIG | Tigers Realm Coal | 0.005 | -17% | 2,129,320 | $78,400,214 |
MDI | Middle Island Res | 0.021 | -16% | 2,918,578 | $3,060,456 |
XAM | Xanadu Mines Ltd | 0.097 | -16% | 19,736,280 | $188,349,782 |
CAZ | Cazaly Resources | 0.039 | -15% | 2,118,668 | $17,103,802 |
AJL | AJ Lucas Group | 0.012 | -14% | 529,885 | $19,260,215 |
AJQ | Armour Energy Ltd | 0.003 | -14% | 213,000 | $17,224,697 |
AVM | Advance Metals Ltd | 0.006 | -14% | 897,448 | $4,119,911 |
PRX | Prodigy Gold NL | 0.006 | -14% | 401,984 | $12,257,755 |
YPB | YPB Group Ltd | 0.003 | -14% | 10,757,962 | $2,167,371 |
TTT | Titomic Limited | 0.043 | -14% | 942,121 | $11,949,498 |