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Stockhead is a fresh and independent news outlet focused on bridging the gap between investors and up-and-coming companies listed on the ASX. Our website features a dedicated team of full-time reporters who provide unbiased journalism about small-cap ASX firms.

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  • 1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Jessica Cummins

    Experts 13 minutes ago MoneyTalks is Stockhead’s drill down into what stocks investors are looking at right now. We’ll tap our list of experts to hear what’s hot, their top picks, and what they’re looking out for.

  • 1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Eddy Sunarto

    ASX on the front foot despite warning from Fed’s Powell. Picture via Getty Images Gold hit a record, boosting the ASXFed’s Powell’s rate cut warning sent Wall Street crashingBHP and Santos rallied, Nvidia took a hit The ASX was up by 0.4% at lunch time, with gold miners leading the charge after bullion prices hit yet another record high.

  • 1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Barry FitzGerald |Barry Fitzgerald

    Stockhead’s ‘Garimpeiro’ columnist Barry FitzGerald is back in the studio for another instalment of The Explorers Podcast. In this edition, Barry chats with Nordic Resources (ASX:NNL) executive director Robert Wrixon after his company picked up a trio of advanced stage gold exploration projects in Central Finland.

  • 1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | Emma Davies

    Silver spot price sitting around US$32/oz with experts tipping a leg higherDemand soaring off the back of global trade tensions and supply deficitsSilver hunters like Coolabah Metals are reporting high-grade hitsGold’s run to ~US$3300/oz may be on every investor’s lips, but cast your eyes down a little further and silver is also ready to grab a share of the spotlight.

  • 1 week ago | stockhead.com.au | James Kirby

    The Albanese government’s decision to allow anyone buying a first home to do so with a 5 per cent deposit is set to inject a wave of unprecedented risk into an already expensive housing market. First-home buyers with a stake of just 5 per cent in their home – new or old – will hang by a thread if the market goes off the rails. Any jump in mortgage rates or downturn in house prices will immediately expose a new generation of buyers to financial stress.