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May 2023

Stocks of the Hour: Leo Lithium, Empire Energy, Immutep, Cauldron Energy

Leo Lithium (ASX:LLL) has announced that further drilling at their Goulamina Lithium Project has delivered thick, high grade mineralisation. MD Simon Hay commented, “With drilling continuing, we remain on track to update the Mineral Resource Estimate in late June and release a reserve upgrade in August.” Shares are trading 2.65 per cent higher at 77.5

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Stock Snippets: WGX, SLA

Tuesday saw Westgold (ASX:WGX) announce promising mining results at its WA operations and a new player in the corporate action for Silk Laser (ASX:SLA). ………… Westgold Resources (ASX: WGX) continues to produce good news from old mines in and around the Cue-Meekatharra area of WA’s Murchison region. The company, which revealed earlier this month that

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Little progress in debt ceiling talks causes US stocks to fall

Stocks fell Tuesday as ongoing debt ceiling discussions appeared to yield little progress. Some traders interpreted the lack of any major updates on negotiations as a sign that lawmakers, perhaps, are struggling to progress as hoped. Investors have been closely eyeing debt-limit negotiations in Washington, hoping for more certainty as the so-called June 1 X-date

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Peak Australian home ownership – rising prosperity (and smashed avocado) vs housing affordability

Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy & Chief Economist at AMP, discusses home ownership. Key pointsBased on a Report by Bernard Salt, Australia’s home ownership rate peaked at 73% in 1966 as the home was then seen as synonymous with wealth and security.Since then, the trend has been down, influenced by a combination of

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ASX closes 0.05% lower despite major banks showing strength

At the closing bell, the S&P/ASX 200 was 0.05 per cent lower at 7,259.90. Aus shares remained steady with a small intraday increase, mirroring the rise in US futures. This was partially due to optimism about a debt ceiling agreement following productive discussions among lawmakers. Despite the financial sector encountering resistance around 6200, major banks

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ASX up 0.17% at noon as debt ceiling discussions are becoming “productive”

At noon, the S&P/ASX 200 is 0.17 per cent higher at 7,275.40. This evening, Wall Street is poised for an upward movement as discussions aimed at increasing the debt ceiling were described as “productive.” Futures for the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq showed gains of approximately 0.3 percent.  Around noon, the value of the

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Stocks of the Hour: Rex Minerals, Omega Oil & Gas, Hartshead Resources

Rex Minerals (ASX:RXM) has signed a letter of intent with Hitachi. The LOI encompasses the allocation of Ultra-class mining equipment to Rex. Rex’s CEO, Richard Laufmann, “[the LOI] secures the Ultra-class fleet for Rex without any immediate financial commitment.” Shares are trading 4.44 per cent higher at 23.5 cents. Omega Oil & Gas’ (ASX:OMA) first

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