News for Flexiroam Limited (FRX.AX)

On Stockhead today, We're kicking some cancer ass, as our American friends would say. When not facing another banking crisis. And lithium!

Goldies were the winners today, as the ASX shuddered to a 0.6% slide in the wake of America's Silicon Valley Bank falling in a heap last week.

The second-biggest bank collapse in US history has given the ASX pause this morning, but a handful of Small Caps are still livin' large.

The ASX lifted this morning but fell back to +0.1% at lunch, despite bonanza grade drill results for Rox Resources (ASX:ROX) in WA.

On Stockhead today, It's the flight from flight as we explore the secret sector of stocks about to benefit from Aussie Air Travel Anger.

ABS data restarted the market's heart today, driving the ASX to a 0.1% gain after what looked like a terminal drop at the start of the session.

ASX companies to report their earnings today include JBH and HUB24. MacPherson's and IT companies Data3 and Flexiroam also reported results.

The ASX is up 1.0%, WA cops wrap up a grisly

Guy Le Page finds a copper bargain, battery metals IPOs dominate December and Australia now makes the world's most expensive drug.

Not as much Aussie inflation has lifted the ASX200 from a tedious session to one with enough sparkle to call it a 6 month intraday special.

The best battery metals stocks so far in 2022, holiday stocks finally ready for a proper Aussie summer, and is it time to welcome Growth back?

Closing Bell: C29 goes interstellar on Argentine-brine; Benchmark stays afloat on light volumes ahead of Budget and CPI

The ASX has finished lower, Magnis still winning after battery factory launch, and there's been a gold heist and even some embezzlement.

Australian investors have spent the day releasing the moths from their wallets to help the ASX climb ~1.0% for the day. Well done, you.

Shares in Target sank 25%, or $53.67, to $161.61, its worst one-day performance since Black Monday in 1987. Ouch.

Cynata’s CEO on its new mega deal with FujiFilm, is cobalt ready for its own ‘lithium moment', and Twiggy's really, really ridiculously big year.

Closing Bell: December on track to be the ASX’s second best month of 2021

Closing Bell: ASX falls despite solid listing of one of Australia’s major tech unicorns and 2pc gain in energy

The complete punter's guide to Aussie oil and gas stocks, Bottom Picker tries some CPR on iron ore, and another big week for IPOs coming up.