Weekly ASX small cap wrap: These stocks are lining up for a cold pint

In many countries, lockdowns mean staying put except for jaunts to pick up the essentials, and importantly no trips to restaurants or pubs, which have been closed until further notice.

That is unless you are this lucky duo who share an apartment above a pub in London.

Rather than serving crowds that are currently stuck at home, Steve Pond and Dom Townsend — the pub’s assistant manager — now spend time playing improvised golf on the pub floor, playing chess or cooking barbecues on the roof.

But what is likely to make them the envy of most of readers is the ability to get a fresh pint for free.

It sure beats leading Australian immunologist Professor Peter Doherty accidentally asking about Dan Murphy’s opening hours on twitter.

ASX SMALL CAP WINNERS

GO2 People (ASX:GO2) +173%

Its all about earnings and our second place winner proves this clearly.

Employment and training services provider GO2 stated in its latest quarterly report that it was earnings positive and that its business model, which has shifted online, is suited to the current crisis.

Adslot (ASX:ADJ) +69%

Media company Adslot rose this week after announcing a new partnership deal for the European market.

The agreement will see Adslot integrate its platform with Swedish company Kalin Setterberg Data SV, to provide “cross-media financial management for 50 media agencies in seven markets across Europe”.

Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks for April 24 – May 1 [intraday]:

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ASX SMALL CAP LOSERS

Xantippe Resources (ASX:XTC) -56%

Shares in Xantippe fell despite its drilling intersecting broad zones of gold at its Southern Cross project in Western Australia.

Here are the worst performing ASX small cap stocks for April 24 – May 1 [intraday]:

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