ASX

wave3beginner

Just tried using a Fibonacci Wave 3 setup on an ASX stock and it actually hit my target. Small position, but I journaled it and finally felt like I was following something that made sense.

Icy-Floor4923

Anson Resource (ASN) on the ASX. They have operation in Utah, USA. Recently have a MOU with POSCO, and already have offtake with LG Chem. ASN is also working with Koch on DLE and have community support from the region. I feel it's really undervalued especially if lithium price has bottomed out and are expected to rise in the near term.

7Zarx7

ASX:CDE see new advisory panel and prospectus release to now raise.

GhostsinGlass

On futes that are open after tariff delay announcement. Futes Green: * DAX * CAC * FTSE * Euro Stoxx * ASX * MSCI Futes Fuk: * US * Nikkei The money is leaving Mango, what are you doing you big orange oompa loompa.

GhostsinGlass

DAX, CAC, FTSE, NIKKEI, ASX are all green. US futes are blood red, DXY getting slammed again. Mango you absolute fucking moron.

Head-Tension-7042

At the end of the day the s&p500 is a US index so no other currency here really matters and the US dollar is still the major world currency. Has your investment netted you more or less USD? At the end of the day most investors in a country index are from that country and they are going to care about there own dollar rather than others. As an Australian myself I’m not gonna care about what the ASX200 is worth in euros am I, likewise I’m not gonna worry whether the Euro50 is at an all time high in AUD. When you invest in other countries you take that forex risk sometimes it can be in your favour sometimes not. Anyway all time highs for indices should always be measured in that countries currency. Also If you zoom out as well it’s very common for usd/eur to be at the level it is at now. DXY is just coming off a local high and is still 30% above its all time low.

Kuiriel

Long time lurker, not many time poster.  In Australia. I've been ordered to wet my toes and try it out, and I've been given 2k AUD to gamble at 4 stocks on the ASX, and they can't be index funds. So that's just 500$ each.  I've been told not to worry, but instead I look at the huge amount of info available and I curl into a little ball and hide. I've never invested and would prefer index funds (even though they seem to cause compounding stupidity) or something I actually understood for anything significant.  I'm far more interested in EU defence markets, or stuff in the USA, though real value of stocks is hard to tell when it's all Vs USD instead of AUD.  ASX stocks just aren't interesting from what little I know of things. It's all so resource heavy. The banking app suggests strong buys that make little sense to me, like droneshield which already has recent news heavily priced in. The big banks have such expensive stock. The more I look at it, the more I realise I don't know. I'm an idiot about to throw darts. The money is small so it shouldn't matter, but once upon a time this much money would have been mind bogglingly huge to me. With these requirements I feel like I need to prove I can pick non stupid stocks but if picking only four stocks at such low volumes, it's such a crap shoot, unless I got stupid lucky with a penny stock, which isn't going to happen.  These would probably just be a bridge to bigger investments with lower risk tolerance in the future, at which point more sensible suggestions come in handy. 

Kuiriel

Long time lurker, not many time poster.  In Australia. I've been ordered to wet my toes and try it out, and I've been given 2k to gamble at 4 stocks on the ASX, and they can't be index funds.  I've been told not to worry, but instead I look at the huge amount of info available and I curl into a little ball and hide. I've never invested and would prefer index funds (even though they seem to cause compounding stupidity) or something I actually understood for anything significant.  I'm far more interested in EU defence markets, or stuff in the USA, though real value of stocks is hard to tell when it's all Vs USD instead of AUD.  ASX stocks just aren't interesting from what little I know of things. It's all so resource heavy. The banking app suggests strong buys that make little sense to me, like droneshield which already has recent news heavily priced in. The big banks have such expensive stock.  With these requirements I feel like I need to prove I can pick non stupid stocks but if picking only four stocks at such low volumes, it's such a crap shoot, unless I got stupid lucky with a penny stock, which isn't going to happen.  These would probably just be a bridge to bigger investments with lower risk tolerance in the future, at which point more sensible suggestions come in handy. 

Sparkryy

1. I don't want to say the exact number but >100k 2. 15% 3. Thinking of taking Nvidia down to around 10% and replacing 5% with ASML 4. 50% IVV, and the rest split between GOOGL, CRM, ORCL, AMZN, UBER, UNH along with some other small ASX mining/resource stocks. 5. Long-term investor hence why I was conscious of having a relatively large portion of my portfolio in Nvidia. I have some small speculation plays but in a different account and I'm not touching that for now.

plantfather_

where should I put my money short term? Based in Aus and I have around $2k to invest between now and when I’ll need the money (late November). Looking at fairly safe/low-moderate risk growth options, so far thinking an ASX ETF like NDQ or directly into tech/chip stocks like NVDA (but want to avoid fx fees). Where’s the best place to put/spread my money for a reasonable 10-15% gain by December? Using stake for reference.

wballz

Feels like many of them are played out or just been run up so much already. I took a very small position in DroneShield recently. Hoping unlike the others they are just getting started and drone protection is only going to grow. ASX: DRO

WeatherOutside

Australias little ASX never pumps dont rely on us haha.

LongJohnGalt

Incredible news to receive on a Sunday. ASX is closed for a holiday today, brutal for them but a perfect opportunity to add more in the morning and get irresponsibly long. I have a strong feeling we'll learn more about the "partnership" later in the week. Congrats in advance

Bespoke_Potato

No one talks about it because, obviously, this subreddit is about Wall St, but out of all my stocks, an ASX stock is my best so far. Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is just an absolute unit. Outperforming practically all my other stocks and paying out fat dividends.

zedder1994

At least my Lynas shares on the ASX went to the moon today. :)

Hydraulic_IT_Guy

I look for defence/military companies that have gone under the radar (so far). ASX:EOS is an example that is getting attention after a recent European contract.

Namber_5_Jaxon

Watch out for rivian, last time I checked it costed them more to produce a vehicle than they sold them for. If anything I'd be betting on BYD as they are nice and affordable and already competing directly with Tesla. I also do not trade any car makers so my 2 cents is probably only worth 1. I'll drop my biggest bag/position which is ASX:VTX. Done my dd and have a little parcel for the bottom draw. Will be exiting my position if gold corrects from where it is though

slick_bubba1

Hey bro it might sound dumb but why not ask the person that knows. What is an interactive broker, RBC? ASX?

LokiPokee

No I threw $3700 and watched it for 2 years go down -80%. They got bought out and I switched most of my stuff to interactive brokers and stopped using RBC around the same time. I would of sold this and transferred the cash if i could trade the ASX

A-Filthy-Scrub

Mate you called this spot on - You are fully regarded tier now. [https://investors.e2open.com/news/news-details/2025/E2open-Announces-Acquisition-by-WiseTech-Global-Concluding-Strategic-Review/default.aspx](https://investors.e2open.com/news/news-details/2025/E2open-Announces-Acquisition-by-WiseTech-Global-Concluding-Strategic-Review/default.aspx) & [https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-02950074-2A1598240&v=04711220c3a57065317ba4efca4a3459a4e46882](https://cdn-api.markitdigital.com/apiman-gateway/ASX/asx-research/1.0/file/2924-02950074-2A1598240&v=04711220c3a57065317ba4efca4a3459a4e46882)

Damaged_Kuntz

Yes. Thank you. Finally, someone else is saying it. I don't understand how people aren't seeing this. They are the only one that is profitable and have a sustainable business model. I've been holding it since it IPO'd on the ASX. It's a sleeping giant. Right now, it should be $200 at least. Once the herd notices it's running to $1000.

mdh1119

I'm also holding some leveraged long volatility, but instead betting the entire farm on volatility I've also chosen a few other positions. 1 - ULE LEAPs. The situation is clearly going to challenge the dollar. 2 - calls on select European and UK stocks. Look at the FTSE, heck, even look at the ASX or TSX. They have since either recovered or well exceeded the pre Trump chaos while the American indexes are still down. I bought a number of Marex calls and am trying to figure out if my broker will let me buy options in Wise PLC. 3 - Another one people don't think about is puts on SVOL. I know it mostly trades flat during stable times, yet, I still don't pretend to totally understand why but the IV value of the premiums on SVOL never seems to rise on these, even when over the last month there has been lots of volatility. Using monthlies It's very easy to go from 0.05-0.10 to a full $1 / call when it moves ITM. When the market is recovering from a big drop I buy SVOL calls and it always beats the contago because the VIX drops faster than the market recovers as soon as the dust settles.

Mondkohl

That’s almost double the return YTD, not no real difference. Besides those are indexes, individual stocks in the US experience much greater volatility day to day than do the ASX stocks. If that as a concern for you, as it seems to be for our friend here, there are alternatives to pulling all your money out of investing altogether.

10000Didgeridoos

If we're talking long term investments like a retirement account and not short term plays here, the ASX is up 0.96% ytd and the S&P 500 is up 0.56% ytd. No real difference even after all that LIBERATION DAY shit.

Damaged_Kuntz

Still a gain. Better than a loss. I've been holding this dog for 6 years when it was originally listed on the ASX.

Safe_Tax_129

Hurry the fuk up, I wanna see if my small cap biotechs are ruined on the ASX tomorrow or no

fact_not_salty_tears

NMG on the ASX. Still below two cents each while they're on a deposit that has a 28cm layer at 17,240gms of gold per ton. Digging the pit begins in June.

TheJaxLee

FUEL ETF ASX go down

fact_not_salty_tears

Well, buy gold shares. Good gold shares on big record-breaking gold lodes, not miners on tiny lodes. So, in Western Australia yesterday a mining stock released an assay of an intercept. 17,240 grams of gold per ton in a 28cm thick layer down 250 meters. 17.2kgs of gold = 554.27 troy ounces per ton of dirt they pull up at that level. The company is New Murchison Gold and it's traded on the ASX. The company begins mining above that level (not going down to that 250 meter depth yet) in about 5 weeks, so the shares are still very cheap at about 1.1US cents each.

Greentag55

check my overview of a few ASX companies that could benefit from surge in EU defence spending [https://www.greenleiter.com/post/the-asx-stocks-set-to-benefit-from-increased-eu-defence-spending](https://www.greenleiter.com/post/the-asx-stocks-set-to-benefit-from-increased-eu-defence-spending)

QanonQuinoa

Thoughts on ASX leaps?

MarketCrache

Basically, he grinded through data. Nowadays it would be hard to use as an edge with algos and AI auto-analyzing market data at magnitudes higher speed. Although, e.g. I do hold 1 stock that fits his early success model. A microcap pharma on the ASX called PTX that I expect to 50x after trials. I guess, like his picks, it just gets ignored because, regardless of the data crunching power, the selection criteria are configured to the analyzer's own biased assumptions. Burry was very mathematical in his approach but also willing to take risks.

glitterkenny

My sensible ASX-listed Ethical Investments ETF is doing well enough that I feel I can morally hedge with godforsaken SPY calls. Fuck it why not TSLA calls there are no rules

Financial_Grass_5315

Not correct For Australia, it shows 3% but reality is The annualized return of the S&P/ASX 200, including dividends, in USD from January 2015 to January 2025 is approximately 7.0% per annum. This accounts for the ASX 200’s total return in AUD (around 9.5%) and the AUD’s depreciation against the USD (around -2.3% per year).

iwearahoodie

Bisalloy on ASX

dorynz

There is some on the Australian ASX, my fav right now is VTM, funding LOI from the US and quite a lot of good resources. There are others as well, but the whole rare earth sector in western countries my pick will boom as the reliance on supply from china cannot be trusted..

Glittering_Turnip526

The ASX 200 is doing better than your S&P! Autocracy is the real market killer.

SuperLeverage

ASX: LYC (Lynas rare earths)

Nic_Pera

Great post! Agree, Australia is way too exposed to the Chinese economy, I might not invest again in the ASX for the medium term

Gortecz

Mate come back to ASX\_bets 

AussieJimboLives

🥭, don't tank the market again until I have time to sell some of my ASX-listed US ETFs tomorrow. G'night, fellow regards.

DryHorizon

ASX closed before I could dump my Gold, looks like I’m hodling 

NicolaFarzaneh

r/ASX_Bets

Jackkernaut

If the NYSE keeps drilling , we'll reach Australia's ASX 

DragCommercial4989

They’ve been pumping on the ASX this week 🤷

is_it_gif_or_gif

It's not just having reserved or mining them though, it's also production-scale refining. Most other countries refine in China. Lynas Rare Earths (ASX) is the most significant producer outside China - and doesn't refine in China.

killtheking111

Buy it up people. I own it through the ASX. Ticker is LYC if you can trade on the ASX

GhostsinGlass

World markets not looking so good. * Nikkei treading water at +1% * ASX 200 barely maintaining +0.25% * DowZealand -0.79% * Chinese markets red. * India Shifty 50 +2.13% * India Getsnosex +2.13% India up, other world markets down, = puts.

Kaymish_

Ok so I have stock in a mining company called Rip Tinto. They are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and the UK Stock Exchange in a weird dual listing. There is currently an activist investor trying to drum up support to move off the UK Stock Exchange and become wholly listed on the ASX. I have also heard of other companies trading in the US and in Germany, so I believe it is possible to move exchanges. But it appears to be very difficult so it is highly unlikely any companies currently listed solely in the US will move to another exchange.

Daleabbo

I fear that the big money is going to move into the smaller markets and fiddle with things. We already have some stocks on the ASX that are clearly just gambling, you see them rise and fall 10% every week or so for no reason.

colintbowers

There is one rational response. Play in a different market. ASX, SGX, TSE, TOY, and most of the European markets are all run in a mostly transparent manner. They aren’t as exciting as the US (I’m Australian and I’m telling you: ASX is a boring market), but at least they aren’t being constantly manipulated by the sitting head of the country. We are feeling the knock on effects of Trumps decisions, but it isn’t as bad.

Virtual_Seaweed7130

Lynas (ASX LYC) manages to produce profitably. China manages to produce profitably. Why shitty MP.

futtbuck3000

Lookup dro.au up 16% on the ASX today

Vinrace

As we say on the ASX… if America sneezes we catch a cold

LaughinKooka

ASX too

8rgyz

what’s worse than losing money straight away? buying the ASX200, the sp500’s annoying little cousin, when it’s 4% in the green and watching the us fall during local market close, knowing that’s exactly what’s gonna happen when the Aussie market opens tmrw morning. at least I get to look at my healthy balance until mkt open, knowing it’ll get hammered straight away. talk about blue balls

colintbowers

Lynas Rare Earths in Australia (LYC on ASX). There's probably some Canadian ones too, not sure about US.

Fragrant-Weird6034

ASX futures up 6% WTFF

CriticalBeautiful631

I think most of the world would cheer on a Viva La Revolution movement for the US…the current passiveness overall surprises me. I am Aussie so we are generally socialist from a US perspective…I am sticking to ASX since election.

DOGS_BALLS

Bloomberg Asia. She is a bit of an unwanted celebrity over on ASX_BETS (Aussie bets sub) mostly because the ticker MIN on the ASX has been a darling for a long while until recently when the arse fell out of the share price due to CEO shitfuckery with company funds and operations which got a lot of media coverage. Oh the price of lithium which they mine has tanked. And they have heaps of debt. And let’s not mention the truck crash near one of their mines.

noplanman_srslynone

Oil at Feb 21' levels .. Nikkei is -3.5% ASX 200 at -2% ... Everything is fine; totally normal here kids. BUY THE DIP OR GO TO THE MINES!

Nic_Pera

I'm invested in ASX:VGS which tracks the MSCI index which is similar to FTSE Global All Cap Index. These ETFs were a solid bet, however, with talk of a more fragmented global economy ahead (e.g. deglobalisation, regional blocs), they might not deliver the same results going forward.. So, my investment strategy is to contribute to my superannuation (like a workplace pension), set it to the readymade growth portfolio, try to be as tax efficient as possible, and hope for the best

mistypee

Hang Seng, Shanghai, and ASX are all green as well.

MillionBEAR_

🇺🇸 S&P 500 +0.7% 🇯🇵 Nikkei -7.8% 🇭🇰 HS -13.2% 🇨🇳 SSE -7.3% 🇹🇼 TSE -9.7% 🇪🇺 EU50 -4.7% 🇬🇧 FTSE100 -4.4% 🇨🇦TSX60 -1.2% 🇲🇽 BMV -1.3% 🇩🇪 DAX -4.1% 🇮🇹 MIB -5.1% 🇫🇷 CAC40 -4.8% 🇮🇳 Sensex -3.1% 🇰🇷 KOSPI -5.6% 🇦🇺 ASX200 -4.2% Lit

mistypee

Japan and Australia both opened green for April 8. NIKKEI is +6% and ASX is flat at 0.6% right now. Hong Kong and Shanghai open in 30 minutes. Dead cat bounce is looking likely.

Ambivalent28

Yeah, Australian market got screwed today - down a little over 4% on the ASX, equating to a loss of 110 billion. Every market is being significantly impacted.

cobbi94

The ASX (Australia) didn't hit a circuit breaker...it's really bad but no reason to lie about it.

MarketCrache

Worked for my index, the ASX.

FuryOWO

australian ASX down 321 points at close haha

Sea-Blueberry-5531

You cherry-picked an example for your chosen narrative. Someone else could say just look at the ASX. it's only down 4%, so it's better than Fridays loss in the US. I said the best indicator is the futures anyway. (I think it will probably open sharply lower; I'm just saying this isn't a sign that it will be a black monday)

BagelsRTheHoleTruth

I was quoting an Unusual Whales tweet. They are probably just using a generic percentage measurement of when circuits would normally be tripped. ASX was down more then 6% at open.

Throwaway_6799

ASX actually which has recovered, only down 3.6% atm

Boring-Nectarine-311

Japan Nikkei-225: -8% Taiwan TAIEX: -10% South korea Kospi: -4,8% Australia ASX-200: -6% guys 🥭’s is literally bullying them into capitulation. wtf is going on will america win??? 

Alarming-Job467

Japan Nikkei-225: -8% Taiwan TAIEX: -10% South korea Kospi: -4,8% Australia ASX-200: -6% We are in for a ride 

GhostsinGlass

* Shanghai -5.60% * DJ Shanghai -6.08% * Hang Seng -9.27% * Nikkei 225 -6.17% * S&P/ASX 200 -4.24%

mistypee

NIKKEI already tripped the 7% breaker in pre-market and bounced off 8% in regular trading. They’re back to just over 7% now. The ASX has been flirting with the 7% breaker today too - they’ve been hovering around 6.5% all morning.

Mr-Lungu

Well. Asian markets are open and tanking big time. Nikkei down 8.45%. ASX down 5.96% I too predict circuit breaker will kick in.

AussieJimboLives

Well, all of my ASX-listed US ETFs are getting destroyed this morning... Fuck 🥭

SweetChilliJesus

Australian ASX just opened at -6%

ballisticbuddha

The ASX 200 was also down 2.44% not nearly as bad...

Candlelight_Fant4sia

I out my superannuation (Aussie private - and essentially only - pension) all in cash last year, \~4.5% with zero risk, and told everyone I know. Before that, it was 40% ASX200 / 60% MSCI world excl. Aus and made massive gains, now it would be decimated though.

BosSF82

"As Friday morning dawns in Asia, markets are opening lower as investors respond to Turnip’s sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs, the highest of which were levied against Asian nations. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index dropped 2.o7% and South Korea’s Kospi index fell 1.15%. Meanwhile, in Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.06%."

Worried-Rice7201

ASX options volume was low when I was testing it out a few years back, didn't have much volatility, and the prices heavily in favor of the seller. IBKR was no hassle at all working with ASX or AUD.

Namber_5_Jaxon

I did so much dd on a certain ASX junior that I thought I had found a stock with so much potential upside it was unbelievable. They had a "funding deal" almost too good to be true but of course the company funding them was audited etc so why would anyone worry. They claimed to be making hundreds of millions and the company involved audited their financials to "make sure" they were able to pay it all. Well turns out there was a fair bit of dodgy corporate dealings that no one could forsee and it's tanked for almost 2 years straight. There are certain things which are completely out of your control like that, a lawsuit, a CEO saying something stupid, crazy delays due to regulations etc. I put probably 50 hours or so of research Into this company before buying in, it took me another 50 or so to draw all the conclusions that later came to light and sell out. If you have a full team or weeks and weeks to research and analyze then you can put more than a usual allocation into something but to go all in is just silly.

Physical-Chip-9019

Novonix (Nasdaq( , Syrah Resources (on the ASX)

commsnek

VRT is absolutely destroying my ASX datacentre play So I hope your calls print and my NXT stops bleeding out the ass

TheKajin

I’m compiling a list of publicly traded companies I’d like to invite to **ISSUER 2050** to discuss their long-term vision, innovation, and leadership. I have added your suggestion Constellation Energy there. Would you mind taking a look here? r/issuer2050 So far, my list is incredibly U.S.-centric. I’m sure there are interesting companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange, Euronext, Toronto Stock Exchange, Shanghai Stock Exchange, Bombay Stock Exchange, or ASX.

fact_not_salty_tears

Several U.S. brokerages allow trading of ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) shares, including Interactive Brokers, Moomoo (Futu Securities), and Webull.

fact_not_salty_tears

Depends on where you are. Several U.S. brokerages allow trading of ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) shares, including Interactive Brokers, Moomoo (Futu Securities), and Webull.

jeeeeeeperz

I tried to buy some but IBKR won’t let me buy on ASX. I contacted support but no response yet. Frustrating.

fact_not_salty_tears

Hmm, a few US buyers have asked me this. Here's what AI says in answer to your question: Several U.S. brokerages allow trading of ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) shares, including Interactive Brokers, Moomoo (Futu Securities), and Webull. Here's a more detailed look at the options: * **Interactive Brokers:** * **Moomoo (Futu Securities):** * **Webull:** Hope that helps. You can always message your broker and ask them how to do it- worst they can answer would be 'we don't deal in ASX shares'.

fact_not_salty_tears

Hmm, a few US buyers have asked me this. Here's what AI says in answer to your question: Several U.S. brokerages allow trading of ASX (Australian Securities Exchange) shares, including Interactive Brokers, Moomoo (Futu Securities), and Webull. Here's a more detailed look at the options: * **Interactive Brokers:**This is a well-known global broker that offers access to a wide range of markets, including the ASX.  * **Moomoo (Futu Securities):**Moomoo, a mobile-oriented platform, allows investors to trade ASX, U.S., and Hong Kong stocks, ETFs, and U.S. options.  * **Webull:**Webull is a low-fee trading platform that gives users access to ASX and US shares, US options, and shares from emerging Asian economies.  Hope that helps. You can always message your broker and ask them how to do it- worst they can answer would be 'we don't deal in ASX shares'.

fact_not_salty_tears

If I were you, I'd hold. So let me share an observation from the last 3 weeks. The area that NMG is in is called the Murchison region. Notice how the company changed name from ORA Gold to New Murchison Gold? Yeah, that's because the biggest gold discoveries are coming out of the Murchison region now. So, in the last 3 weeks, 2 other gold miners announced they were going to begin mining in the Murchison, and for both companies when they announced that, they were the biggest gainers on the ASX for the day. I reckon we're looking at a gold rush and the whole tariff thing that is hammering US retail, is going to play into this. Money is globally looking for safety now, and that's physical gold, gold shares or T-Bonds. You should hang on because the manager has not only said they will pay a one cent dividend next year but, he has said he's open to a share buy back to reduce the number of shares on offer. Record gold grades, Dividends, Share buy-back. Look, if you make a packet and you need to clear debts, you do what you gotta do but, wise hands would hold because it's going to be a lucrative investment while everything else is going nowhere.

Rude-Efficiency-3493

I'm kiwi so I can buy it on ASX. Bought in at 0.014 after I saw your post. T.y.

fact_not_salty_tears

Well, they are exceptional samples and they might 'break the scale' again (happened a few years back with a different miner) as 12,000gms per ton is the max the machines can determine apparently. Yes, if you are keen to grab some shares you're going to have to use a brokerage that allows access to ASX stocks. I use IG myself and it is open to many different nations.

AcesInThePalm

I like the volatility. It's why i moved from ASX to US exchanges. Aussie exchange is boring, no movement

Triotroitori

Then I prefer Droneshield. But what else can I say, after all I have my own sub. r/Droneshield_ASX_DRO but to be honest, I had also looked at Tonner and fundamentally there was nothing going on except debts and debts, what's different now? Oh and they didn't have any cash either.

fuck_zebster

Just looked at ASX and was surprised it is down more than the TSX or SPY . TF is going on down there have the kangaroos taken over ?

No_Communication8613

Thanks. ASX and TUYA definitely weren't on my radar. The ONVO mentions are because traders made a lot of money when Eli Lily bought the FXR drug programs from ONVO. It sucks that we mostly get bagholder spam.

turbo_z3n

The best ASX penny stock right now is Blue Star Helium. Partnered with Helium One Global on the Galactica site.