News for K2fly Limited (K2F.AX)

Aussie markets have somehow pulled of a miracle gain despite two horror sessions this week.

A broad-based rise in banking, healthcare and technology stocks helped to overcome disappointing share price falls by miners dragged down by lower

K2fly (ASX: K2F) has entered into a $38 million binding scheme implementation deed with a wholly-owned subsidiary of tech-focused investment firm

ASX copper stocks going cheap with a sub $30m market cap, the ASX Tech sector is suddenly the place to be, and the top 50 ASX miners and explorers for April.

The ASX crumbled to a -0.92% close after what can only be described as a 25 basis point mugging at the hands of the RBA Board this afternoon.

The ASX opened lower, landing at -0.2% at lunchtime, Pinnacle went soaring until the ASX said 'stop' and Coolabah's been shopping in Canada.

It's Wednesday on Stockhead. A Big CPI read for fans of inflation. We're in India, on lithium and digging for gold, as per raison d'être.

The ASX closed 0.11% lower today as falling iron ore prices made everyone sad, except for REE-hunter Larvotto which picked its time to shine.

The ASX opened nervously and looks like it could nick one straight to gully any minute. Sector-wise, Materials are down, Real Estate up.

A near 100% gain in early trade for Moho Resources (ASX:MOH) which hit clay hosted REE grades up to 1890ppm Total Rare Earth Oxides (TREO).

There are several companies set to release shares from escrow in coming days including lithium explorer Firetail Resources (ASX:FTL).

Info-Tech Research Group has flagged seven key tech trends to watch this year, from the metaverse to data players and ESG reporting platforms.

The ASX will open lower as Wall St fell on Friday. This week is a huge week for stock markets with the Fed handing down its rates decision.

The ASX has closed 0.7% down, some Small Caps did well... but the real news of the day is the Battle for Warrego between Reinhart and Stokes.

Aussie markets have opened lower, Genius has dropped a stunning bid for Mayfield (ASX:MFD) and tiny dinos are here to haunt your nightmares.

Childcare provider Mayfield Childcare (ASX:MFD) is soaring after receiving an "unsolicited, indicative, conditional and non-binding" proposal.

The company will create a mixed reality interactive software product for Meta's Quest suite of virtual reality devices.

The ASX has had a fall down the steps this morning, but Ultima and American West are on a charge.

The ASX is struggling to claw back an early fall, Desert Mining has climbed even higher and the FBI were not fans of The Monkees.