News for AssetOwl Limited (AO1.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.

On Stockhead today, Guy on Rocks reckons this well known high-grade ASX gold minnow is overdue a big re-rate.

The US Fed kneecapped local markets early, but a titanic effort from everyone (except Financials) saw the market close just 4.2 points lower.

Sihayo Gold (ASX:SIH) has announced positive results for three more holes in the drilling program at its Sihayo Starter Project in Indonesia.

The ASX is in the doldrums, down 0.7% at lunch, after legendary songwriter Burt Bacarach tinkled his final ivory at the age of 94.

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

Is it the Year of the Semis, Guy Le Page isn't deserting gold, and a much better option than miserly term deposits.

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.

The ASX has rolled into lunch down 0.2%, CleanSpace is up 47% for the morning and the Mystery of the Missing Monkeys has finally been solved.

Property management technology provider AssetOwl (ASX: AO1) has announced its inspection management platform Pirsee is now available to 90% of the national market.

Battery metals-focused High-Tech Metals is the only IPO on the ASX this week and is currently trading up 3.7% to 21c..

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

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.

Rise and Shine: What you need to know before the ASX opens

Small cap index falls 0.96% and 10 out 11 sectors finish lower - with materials the only sector keeping its head above water.

Global share markets and the ASX rallied in November in a positive sign of recovery for what has been a volatile 2022.

Rick Rule's 3 gold picks for a 2023 recession, faecal transplants are clear for take-up, and 2 lithium IPOs go to war.

Both the Emerging Companies (XEC) index and the ASX200 are lower, despite a strong day in the resources space and the return of BNPL action.

The ASX 200 opened with a 0.2% dip this morning, struggled like a fighter in a poorly-applied arm bar and then sagged again to be -0.3%.