News for AJ Lucas Group Limited (AJL.AX)

At the end of a crazy week, it's the goldies out in front again, more than 3.0% better than the ASX benchmark's -1.09% fizzer.

The ASX slid into the murkiest of mires this afternoon, down 0.6% and with barely a handful of standouts to make getting out of bed today worthwhile.

ASX small caps lead the way in the first week of trading for 2022 with the emerging Companies index lifted 5.35%.

The ASX is falling down, China's exporting Covid to Italy, and Bill Cosby wants to go touring again. Yeah... it's not a Good News Day at all.

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at ~10.30am, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX stocks in morning trade using live data.

Here's everything you need to know about the ASX, Wall Street and caps both big and small in Australia and around the world on Tuesday.

Global markets head into the holidays in a downbeat mood, including the ASX which closed 0.21% lower today, with PolarX the clear winner.

The ASX is in positive territory today, Doctor Care Anywhere set to go Everywhere with new funding and Science itself has gone power mad.

The IPO that rose 843pc in 2022, the big data drops coming this week, and our pet day trader wins on Rates Day.

The ASX struggled bravely to a 0.5% gain for the day, a couple of big players got themselves in big trouble and Patriot Lithium went bonkers.

ASX XEC has fallen 3.17% in past five days, as lithium plays Patriot Battery Metals (ASX:PMT) and Patriot Lithium (ASX:PAT) make their IPO.

The ASX started well but hit lunchtime looking pretty sluggish, Partiot Lithium took off with a bang and Downer's still a downer.

The S&P/ASX Emerging Companies (XEC) indices has finished the week up 0.55% and in a further positive sign is up 4.84% in past month.

The ASX resources winners in October, beaten up tech stocks itching for a takeover, and the most recession proof plays of all - death stocks.

US Futures a little higher, local markets dull and neither really looking forward to tonight's headline FOMC decision.

Global share markets and the ASX were mostly up in October in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.

Weekly Small Cap and IPO Wrap: Small caps ahead this week, but end Friday lower; WA1 wins the meat tray, up 567% this week

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