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But first, the day ahead.
Local shares are set to open lower today. At 8am AEST, the ASX 200 September futures contract is pointing up by 0.40%.
A quiet week ahead on the domestic data front, say CommSec.
Globally, it is a different matter. Over the coming week, global central bankers, policymakers, and other bigwigs will gather for the closely watched annual economic jerkfest in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
“Interest rates and inflation will likely dominate policy discussions,” says CommSec.
China’s loan interest rates are also announced today.
“Continuing turmoil in the property market could see 1-year and 5-year rates cut by 10-basis points to 3.60 per cent and 4.25 per cent, respectively.”
What a world we live in. There’s a tonne more data drops and big moments this week, and they’re all in Eddy’s Diary.
Amongst the ASX companies due to release earning today are Ampol, Cooper Energy, Lendlease, Nick Scali, Southern Cross Media, and Star Entertainment.
H&G HIGH CONVICTION (ASX:HCF)
Listing: 10:30am AEST
Raised: $30m
Hancock & Gore says it invests in companies trading at a significant discount to perceived inherent value.
“These companies have superior fundamental prospects, yet negative external events have attracted a flight of investors,” it says.
“The company seeks to assist investee companies to demonstrate, grow and realise their inherent value.”
According to the H&G website, this is an actively managed portfolio of 20–25 investments in ASX-listed micro-cap companies (with market capitalisations under $300 million at the time of the initial investment).
H&G are targeting (key word) returns of at least 10% per annum (after fees).
The following companies are in trading halts and are expected out in the next few days:
EQT Holdings (ASX:EQT) – pending an announcement around a proposed material acquisition and proposed equity raising
Cleanaway Waste Management Limited (ASX:CWY) – corporate transaction and an associated equity raising
Good Drinks Australia Limited (ASX:GDA) – acquisition
Fertoz (ASX:FTZ) – capital raise
Gold: $US1,746.50 (-0.67%)
Silver: $US19.058 (-2.37%)
Nickel (3mth): $US21,640/t (-0.00%)
Copper (3mth): $US8,031/t (+1.35%)
Lithium Carbonate, China (Benchmark Minerals Intelligence, Aug 3): $US69,825/t
Lithium Hydroxide, China (Benchmark Minerals Intelligence, Aug 3): $US70,000/t
Oil (WTI): $US90.77 (+0.33%)
Oil (Brent): $US95.89 (-0.72%)
Iron 62pc Fe: $US104.00 (0.00%)
AUD/USD: 0.68763 (-0.54%)
Bitcoin: $US21,398 (=0.97%)
Heartbreak for the Blues, but the finals are here!
The week one fixture for the 2022 Toyota AFL Finals Series has been locked in: https://t.co/CJ8CFyHt30 pic.twitter.com/G56iOJlpXg
— AFL (@AFL) August 21, 2022
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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 for August 8 – August 12:
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Code | Company | Price | % Week | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|
CBE | Cobre | 0.45 | 200% | $70,734,627 |
TAS | Tasman Resources Ltd | 0.026 | 117% | $12,080,741 |
AVW | Avira Resources Ltd | 0.005 | 67% | $10,593,950 |
ECG | Ecargo Hldg | 0.025 | 67% | $15,381,250 |
ROO | Roots Sustainable | 0.005 | 67% | $2,998,531 |
WA1 | Wa1Resourcesltd | 0.19 | 58% | $4,355,251 |
AMM | Armada Metals | 0.1225 | 53% | $4,000,000 |
CNJ | Conico Ltd | 0.0545 | 51% | $81,330,113 |
ALT | Analytica Limited | 0.0015 | 50% | $6,920,702 |
JAV | Javelin Minerals Ltd | 0.0015 | 50% | $14,181,229 |
MEB | Medibio Limited | 0.0015 | 50% | $4,134,735 |
MTM | Mtmongerresources | 0.18 | 50% | $4,688,754 |
PG1 | Pearl Global Ltd | 0.021 | 50% | $17,038,204 |
SI6 | SI6 Metals Limited | 0.009 | 50% | $11,905,513 |
OLL | Openlearning | 0.044 | 47% | $9,325,721 |
DAF | Discovery Alaska Ltd | 0.07 | 46% | $15,472,194 |
ODM | Odin Metals Limited | 0.029 | 45% | $16,887,986 |
ADY | Admiralty Resources. | 0.01 | 43% | $13,035,792 |
CFO | Cfoam Limited | 0.005 | 43% | $2,935,363 |
BRX | Belararoxlimited | 0.66 | 42% | $18,954,662 |
M2R | Miramar | 0.14 | 41% | $7,060,533 |
RMI | Resource Mining Corp | 0.155 | 41% | $54,362,500 |
ADS | Adslot Ltd. | 0.014 | 40% | $19,840,308 |
AOA | Ausmon Resorces | 0.007 | 40% | $6,001,025 |
ABY | Adore Beauty | 2.03 | 40% | $178,836,544 |
IRX | Inhalerx Limited | 0.078 | 39% | $13,140,423 |
A3D | Aurora Labs Limited | 0.054 | 38% | $9,944,536 |
EMD | Emyria Limited | 0.28 | 37% | $78,375,704 |
NGY | Nuenergy Gas Ltd | 0.03 | 36% | $44,428,665 |
PTB | PTB Group Limited | 1.5575 | 36% | $146,283,516 |
ALO | Alloggio Group | 0.17 | 36% | $17,269,286 |
MEG | Megado Minerals Ltd | 0.115 | 35% | $12,540,612 |
DDD | 3D Resources Limited | 0.002 | 33% | $8,863,744 |
GCR | Golden Cross | 0.012 | 33% | $12,069,817 |
GES | Genesis Resources | 0.012 | 33% | $9,394,096 |
KOR | Korab Resources | 0.036 | 33% | $12,846,750 |
MCT | Metalicity Limited | 0.004 | 33% | $10,376,118 |
T3D | 333D Limited | 0.002 | 33% | $6,088,593 |
NUH | Nuheara Limited | 0.265 | 33% | $35,670,785 |
MCM | Mc Mining Ltd | 0.265 | 33% | $51,390,266 |
TAR | Taruga Minerals | 0.033 | 32% | $18,497,544 |
IR1 | Irismetals | 0.75 | 32% | $42,807,050 |
GCY | Gascoyne Res Ltd | 0.355 | 31% | $151,242,515 |
HMG | Hamelingoldlimited | 0.19 | 31% | $22,000,000 |
AV1 | Adveritas Ltd | 0.093 | 31% | $38,724,440 |
HAV | Havilah Resources | 0.365 | 30% | $115,573,312 |
NEA | Nearmap Ltd | 1.965 | 30% | $1,010,110,623 |
ANP | Antisense Therapeut. | 0.13 | 30% | $73,567,338 |
LIN | Lindian Resources | 0.2725 | 30% | $203,603,283 |
RTH | Ras Tech | 0.77 | 29% | $33,639,353 |
Last week’s big winner among the Small Caps has been Cobre (ASX:CBE), which has had an astonishing 200% rise over the past five days, off the back of news that its fourth drill hole had intersected a broad 69m zone of copper mineralisation which includes a 13m zone of abundant chalcocite mineralisation centred at 310m down hole.
Also performing well, but without any explanation so far, is Tasman Resources (ASX:TAS) which has climbed 117% despite having nothing to announce since well before it took off. And outside of a solid rump of penny dreadfuls, Belalarox (ASX:BRX) has delivered the best result, hauling in an impressive 42% gain.
Here are the least performing ASX small cap stocks for August 8 – August 12:
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Code | Company | Price | % Week | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|
IVO | Invigor Group Ltd | 0.012 | -37% | $1,838,398 |
MEB | Medibio Limited | 0.001 | -33% | $4,134,735 |
IBG | Ironbark Zinc Ltd | 0.02 | -31% | $26,142,048 |
TTB | Total Brain Ltd | 0.04 | -31% | $5,348,845 |
BYI | Beyond International | 0.31 | -31% | $19,014,460 |
AQX | Alice Queen Ltd | 0.003 | -25% | $6,348,544 |
CLE | Cyclone Metals | 0.003 | -25% | $18,350,211 |
DMG | Dragon Mountain Gold | 0.015 | -25% | $5,905,075 |
EMT | Emetals Limited | 0.009 | -25% | $7,650,000 |
T3D | 333D Limited | 0.0015 | -25% | $4,566,445 |
ANL | Amani Gold Ltd | 0.0015 | -25% | $47,386,882 |
SHP | South Harz Potash | 0.082 | -25% | $45,222,868 |
TCG | Turaco Gold Limited | 0.06 | -24% | $25,663,000 |
ZMM | Zimi Ltd | 0.072 | -24% | $5,618,237 |
MYG | Mayfield Group Ltd | 0.25 | -24% | $22,646,474 |
VOL | Victory Offices Ltd | 0.028 | -24% | $4,419,744 |
TRM | Truscott Mining Corp | 0.037 | -24% | $5,841,210 |
NMR | Native Mineral Res | 0.1 | -23% | $5,022,100 |
TIA | Tian An Aust Limited | 0.23 | -21% | $22,518,296 |
WRM | White Rock Min Ltd | 0.083 | -21% | $15,977,561 |
SMX | Security Matters | 0.205 | -21% | $36,500,537 |
LNU | Linius Tech Limited | 0.0055 | -21% | $13,508,198 |
CFO | Cfoam Limited | 0.004 | -20% | $2,935,363 |
KEY | KEY Petroleum | 0.002 | -20% | $3,935,856 |
MBK | Metal Bank Ltd | 0.004 | -20% | $10,431,273 |
SPX | Spenda Limited | 0.0115 | -18% | $38,179,941 |
CAD | Caeneus Minerals | 0.005 | -17% | $23,303,025 |
CBE | Cobre | 0.15 | -17% | $24,811,052 |
CT1 | Constellation Tech | 0.005 | -17% | $7,356,002 |
OAR | OAR Resources Ltd | 0.005 | -17% | $10,855,189 |
SIX | Sprintex Ltd | 0.05 | -17% | $13,735,134 |
TD1 | Tali Digital Limited | 0.005 | -17% | $7,395,783 |
AR1 | Australresources | 0.395 | -17% | $102,349,004 |
ICI | Icandy Interactive | 0.083 | -17% | $110,381,777 |
OM1 | Omnia Metals Group | 0.145 | -17% | $3,723,600 |
LBY | Laybuy Group Holding | 0.091 | -17% | $23,953,005 |
SWP | Swoop Holdings Ltd | 0.4375 | -17% | $61,763,249 |
JXT | Jaxstaltd | 0.021 | -16% | $7,194,142 |
CST | Castile Resources | 0.13 | -16% | $31,945,482 |
HMI | Hiremii | 0.047 | -15% | $4,975,756 |
LVH | Livehire Limited | 0.255 | -15% | $75,237,391 |
BID | Bill Identity Ltd | 0.076 | -15% | $19,620,641 |
MMM | Marley Spoon | 0.29 | -15% | $87,587,400 |
PSC | Prospect Res Ltd | 0.115 | -15% | $55,471,135 |
CG1 | Carbonxt Group | 0.11 | -15% | $23,093,842 |
TYM | Tymlez Group | 0.022 | -15% | $21,766,034 |
MVP | Medical Developments | 2.03 | -14% | $142,610,114 |
ADX | ADX Energy Ltd | 0.006 | -14% | $20,959,556 |
BUY | Bounty Oil & Gas NL | 0.006 | -14% | $9,593,507 |
DDT | DataDot Technology | 0.006 | -14% | $7,463,217 |
The tale of woe last week belonged to 4DS Memory (ASX:4DS), which had a most unfortunate result from its development lab.
The memory maker hit a major snag in its push to create new memory tech, announcing that “testing of the memory cells used in the imec megabit memory array showed unexpected problems with scaling the memory cell to small dimensions suitable for Storage Class Memory potential applications.”
In simpler terms, 4DS has fixed a major problem it had, by making an even bigger problem… hence, its price crashed on Tuesday and hasn’t really recovered, leaving a -67% crater on the books.
Next worst, and hinting that having a number in your ticker could be a portent of doom, was 92Energy (ASX:92E), which bled out slowly all week, despite a bit of cheerleading from the company, and an improving market for the uranium it’s exploring for.