Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens
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Welcome to the next exciting Tuesday in a long and bountiful line of Days when the ASX is Open. Can you feel the excitement in the air? Or smell it, at least?
You should be able to, because there is a palpable sense of anticipation, as the nation awaits the results of the Reserve Bank’s meeting later on today, where two Very Important Things will be decided.
Firstly, the board will pass judgement on the state of the national economy, and decide whether the Australian borrowing public deserves to have their pockets collectively picked again.
And secondly, far more importantly, the board will (if we’re lucky) figure out a far more reasonable budget for nibbles and piss when they’re holding the next tone-deaf gathering of the nation’s most fortunate people, whose reliance on the taxpayer to feed them from time to time is becoming both onerous, and well beyond passing the pub test.
To whet your appetite for the day ahead, Rob Badman has a look at which Aussie stocks triumphed in the August edition of the Resources Wars.
Eddy Sunarto has the good oil on which brokers are talking up their Next Big Things, and Josh Chiat moves some of the heavens (and a lot more of the earths) to figure out which of the world’s biggest dogs are ready to properly scrap in the lithium yard.
As always, there’s important numbers to crunch with your cereal, which you’ll find lovingly curated below.
Gold: US$1,938.70 (-0.01%)
Silver: US$23.99 (-0.67%)
Nickel (3mth): US$21,020/t (-0.30%)
Copper (3mth): US$8,450/t (-0.59%)
Oil (WTI): US$85.86 (+0.36%)
Oil (Brent): US$88.93 (+0.43%)
Iron 62pc Fe: US$118.19/t (+8.00%)
AUD/USD: 0.6464 (+0.5%)
Bitcoin: US$25,726 (-0.9%)
Australia has long been talking up its green hydrogen future, but are some of the steps that we’re taking landing on shaky ground?
Australia’s road towards becoming a #hydrogen player is looking uncertain. | #gas #greengas #sustainability https://t.co/AjcMA3L5In
— Stockhead (@StockheadAU) September 3, 2023
Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks:
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Code | Company | Price | % | Volume | Market Cap |
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KEY | KEY Petroleum | 0.002 | 100% | 1,000,540 | $1,967,928 |
AVW | Avira Resources Ltd | 0.0015 | 50% | 200,001 | $2,133,790 |
CLE | Cyclone Metals | 0.0015 | 50% | 2,645,800 | $10,264,505 |
EEL | Enrg Elements Ltd | 0.006 | 50% | 4,686,990 | $4,039,860 |
BXN | Bioxyne Ltd | 0.016 | 45% | 293,359 | $20,918,099 |
FAU | First Au Ltd | 0.004 | 33% | 196,000 | $4,355,980 |
TYM | Tymlez Group | 0.004 | 33% | 27,479 | $3,714,586 |
ASR | Asra Minerals Ltd | 0.009 | 29% | 6,041,851 | $10,082,710 |
FRB | Firebird Metals | 0.185 | 28% | 660,601 | $10,595,875 |
ZGL | Zicom Group Limited | 0.06 | 25% | 214,238 | $10,298,880 |
BCB | Bowen Coal Limited | 0.125 | 25% | 5,182,977 | $213,598,588 |
BTE | Botalaenergyltd | 0.125 | 25% | 290,008 | $5,331,667 |
EMD | Emyria Limited | 0.1 | 25% | 11,142,082 | $24,667,945 |
EMU | EMU NL | 0.0025 | 25% | 10,561,227 | $2,900,043 |
MXC | Mgc Pharmaceuticals | 0.0025 | 25% | 707,068 | $8,509,936 |
PEX | Peel Mining Limited | 0.13 | 24% | 1,360,866 | $60,980,626 |
DUB | Dubber Corp Ltd | 0.16 | 23% | 1,920,052 | $46,475,907 |
VKA | Viking Mines Ltd | 0.011 | 22% | 1,411,294 | $9,227,326 |
CYQ | Cycliq Group Ltd | 0.006 | 20% | 200,000 | $1,787,583 |
NES | Nelson Resources. | 0.006 | 20% | 762,970 | $3,067,972 |
OLI | Oliver'S Real Food | 0.024 | 20% | 263,456 | $8,814,638 |
ARV | Artemis Resources | 0.045 | 18% | 31,529,243 | $59,656,898 |
JAY | Jayride Group | 0.13 | 18% | 25,025 | $22,400,158 |
MGU | Magnum Mining & Exp | 0.039 | 18% | 3,056,299 | $23,816,226 |
HT8 | Harris Technology Gl | 0.013 | 18% | 83,185 | $3,290,490 |
Yesterday’s Small Caps standouts were:
The clinical stage biotech Emyria (ASX:EMD), secured firm commitments from new and sophisticated investors to raise $2 million (before costs) through an oversubscribed placement.
Emyria said it will also kick off a non-renounceable pro rata entitlement offer to raise approximately $3.1 million (before costs) at the same terms.
The plan is to cash-up and fast-track development of EMD’s MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD, the usual “revenue growth and data collection” stuff, as well as “payer engagement”.
Global Health (ASX:GLH) jumped in early trade off the back of positive FY23 news, including Customer Revenue growth of 20% to $7.81 million, and Annual Recurring Revenue up 11% to $5.73 million.
Elsewhere the digger Viking Mines (ASX:VKA) was up on news of a solid vanadium find at its Fold Nose deposit, where the company says it’s hit significant vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) intercepts, such as 42m at 0.74% V2O5 (>0.5%) from 79m, including 17m at 0.80% V2O5 (>0.8%) from 83m and 8m at 0.99% V2O5 (>0.8%) from 108m.
Artemis Resources (ASX:ARV) is ahead again, after recent laboratory XRD analysis – by JV partner Greentech Metals (ASX:GRE) – of a known lithium bearing sample collected within the Osborne JV tenement in the Pilbara which has returned 3.6% Li20 from a sample that was 44% spodumene and 43% quartz.
Greentech’s climbed 8% on the same news.
Here are the worst performing ASX small cap stocks:
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Code | Company | Price | % | Volume | Market Cap |
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LLL | Leolithiumlimited | 0.57 | -50% | 72,208,110 | $1,125,447,873 |
CT1 | Constellation Tech | 0.002 | -33% | 20,000 | $4,413,601 |
MTH | Mithril Resources | 0.001 | -33% | 225,190 | $5,053,207 |
TD1 | Tali Digital Limited | 0.001 | -33% | 1,178,529 | $4,942,733 |
VPR | Volt Power Group | 0.001 | -33% | 800,010 | $16,074,312 |
AXP | AXP Energy Ltd | 0.0015 | -25% | 961,295 | $11,649,361 |
DDT | DataDot Technology | 0.003 | -25% | 35,987,516 | $4,843,811 |
DM1 | Desert Metals | 0.077 | -21% | 1,742,970 | $7,109,026 |
APC | Aust Potash Ltd | 0.004 | -20% | 1,767,695 | $5,193,447 |
CTO | Citigold Corp Ltd | 0.004 | -20% | 500,000 | $14,368,295 |
NTM | Nt Minerals Limited | 0.008 | -20% | 773,543 | $8,006,989 |
OPN | Oppenneg | 0.008 | -20% | 739,072 | $11,166,796 |
AW1 | Americanwestmetals | 0.245 | -18% | 25,074,381 | $108,159,634 |
PVW | PVW Res Ltd | 0.066 | -18% | 17,325 | $7,877,088 |
SOM | SomnoMed Limited | 0.6 | -17% | 41,948 | $60,148,477 |
JCS | Jcurve Solutions | 0.03 | -17% | 314,741 | $11,820,364 |
CHK | Cohiba Min Ltd | 0.0025 | -17% | 7,830,000 | $6,639,733 |
H2G | Greenhy2 Limited | 0.01 | -17% | 1,616,696 | $5,025,070 |
LML | Lincoln Minerals | 0.005 | -17% | 850,227 | $8,524,271 |
LNU | Linius Tech Limited | 0.0025 | -17% | 16,361 | $12,689,372 |
ROG | Red Sky Energy. | 0.005 | -17% | 1,734,408 | $31,813,363 |
LKY | Locksleyresources | 0.042 | -16% | 418,456 | $7,333,333 |
KRM | Kingsrose Mining Ltd | 0.059 | -16% | 2,555,296 | $52,676,856 |
MFD | Mayfield Childcr Ltd | 0.735 | -16% | 555,720 | $56,822,053 |
CDX | Cardiex Limited | 0.14 | -15% | 181,047 | $23,707,781 |
Cauldron Energy (ASX:CXU) – Pending a response by the company to volume query received from ASX from 4 September 2023 and pending an operational update.
Orexplore Technologies (ASX:OXT) – Pending a proposed capital raising.
Carnegie Clean Energy (ASX:CCE) – Pending an announcement regarding the Phase 3 results of the EuropeWave Program.
Mobilicom (ASX:MOB) – Pending an announcement by the company to the market regarding the proposed trading solely on Nasdaq and proposed delisting of the company’s securities from the ASX.
Torque Metals (ASX:TOR) – Pending an announcement with regards to a proposed acquisition and associated capital raising.
Javelin Minerals (ASX:JAV) – Pending an announcement regarding a proposed takeover bid by the company and a capital raising.
Antilles Gold (ASX:AAU) – Pending the release of an announcement in relation to a capital raising that will involve a placement to sophisticated investors, and a simultaneous Share Purchase Plan for existing shareholders, the terms of which will be settled during the trading halt.