News for Mighty Kingdom Limited (MKL.AX)

Local markets were up before lunch, clawing back ground lost to those awful inflation numbers that mugged us so badly on Wednesday.

After a heart-stopping jolt, the market was flat at lunchtime, and Codrus is leading the Small Caps race, up 40% on news of a solid TREO find.

Exchange trade fund (ETF) Betashares Video Games and Esports’ (ASX: GAME) is the first gaming ETF to list on the ASX, and its performance is showing the importance of video games or esports as a potential investment within a rapidly growing multi-billion-dollar industry.

Evidence suggests that bringing in a quality partner or saddling up with big players could be a transformative move for ASX micro caps

Two semiconductor players gained +90% for the month - but there are also some surprising gainers in software, even music databases.

Not long ago, we asked 'Could semiconductors stocks be the ‘comeback kings’ of 2023?' February says yes. Yes they could.

The ASX rare earths plays getting their Big Boy Pants in 2023, tips with MOATs in them, and our pet day trader gets bankered.

ASX lower with small caps down this week with Omnia Metals rallying after identifying an early-stage lithium target.

The ASX 200 is trading down 0.19% at lunch today, and only two out of 11 sectors are in the green. Are you feeling mortal yet?

Will the 'spicy metal' bring the heat in 2023, three stocks with PGE potential, and how to invest in a hedge fund with $5K.

The ASX has finished the week down with small caps as Magnetite Mines leads the gains impressing investors with two strong announcements.

The ASX sleepwalked its way to a 0.7% drop, despite gains for Imugene (ASX:IMU) and Arovella (ASX:ALA) after a potential cancer breakthrough.

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.

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 finished the week up with small caps up , while Jindalee Resources spinout Dynamic Metals (ASX:DYM) making its IPO.

The ASX 200 gained 0.57% today and the ASX XEC was down 0.08%, with 8 out of 11 sectors higher, led by Materials which rallied by 1.02%.

On Stockhead today, Nadine makes the case for The Small Cap as ETF. We've got UBS, China and a heap of rocks, some metals. And Gregor.

The benchmark has finished the day flatter than a cartoon cat, but Riedel stands out as champion with a 50% rise on the back of golden news.