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Time of India
7 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
World's largest asset manager BlackRock tells employees: You cannot carry your phones and laptops for China Travel
Live Events The world's largest asset manager, BlackRock , has asked its employees not to carry company-issued phones and laptops while travelling to China and has asked to use temporary loaner phones, according to Bloomberg News and Reuters company has detailed the policy enhancement in an internal memo which is effective from July 16 which mentions barring use of BlackRock issue iPhones, iPads, laptops and remote access via virtual private networks while in Read | Gold ETF has beaten Nifty ETF 7 times in 10 years. How to invest now? According to a Bloomberg report, the company further mentioned that employees will also lose access to BlackRock network during personal travel to the move highlights growing corporate unease over operating in China amid escalating geopolitical tensions between Washington and Beijing , which are putting pressure on global business report comes as firms witness China's growing hold over access during the travel to the nation, as reported by Monday, the U.S. State Department said that the Chinese government had blocked an unnamed U.S. Patent and Trademark Office employee visiting the Asian country in a personal capacity from leaving. Earlier this month, a Wells Fargo banker was also blocked from leaving China. Beijing's foreign ministry said the banker was involved in a criminal case, Reuters further China implemented stricter data security laws in 2021, global financial firms have struggled to balance operational needs with compliance Read | Silver ETFs jump 31% in 2025 as metal hits all-time high. Should you bet on this rally? BlackRock maintains a substantial presence in China through a wholly owned mutual fund company and a wealth management company in a joint venture with China Construction Bank Corporation.
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Gold ETFs turned Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into nearly Rs 10 lakh in 5 years. Have you missed the gold rush?
Live Events The yellow commodity-based ETFs have turned a Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into nearly Rs 10 lakh in just five years, an analysis by ETMutualFunds showed. Around 11 funds have marked their presence in the market for the last five years. LIC MF Gold ETF turned this Rs 10,000 monthly SIP into Rs 9.93 lakh with an XIRR of 20.93% in the last five years. The total invested amount was Rs 6 lakh in the mentioned period. UTI Gold ETF turned a similar SIP investment of Rs 9.92 lakh with an XIRR of 20.87% in the said India Gold ETF turned the same SIP amount to Rs 9.91 lakh with an XIRR of 20.83%. Axis Gold ETF and ICICI Pru Gold ETF turned the monthly SIP of Rs 10,000 to Rs 9.90 lakh each with an XIRR of 20.79% and 20.77% respectively in the same time Birla SL Gold ETF, HDFC Gold ETF, and Kotak Gold ETF turned the monthly investment to Rs 9.88 lakh each in the similar time period. Aditya Birla SL Gold ETF offered an XIRR of 20.71% whereas the other two delivered an XIRR of 20.70% Gold ETF gave an XIRR of 20.59% in the last five years and turned the same SIP to Rs 9.86 lakh in the mentioned the last five years, Quantum Gold Fund ETF turned Rs 10,000 SIP to Rs 9.84 lakh followed by Nippon India ETF Gold BeES , the largest gold ETF based on assets India ETF Gold BeES turned Rs 10,000 SIP to Rs 9.83 lakh with an XIRR of 20.50% in the last five years. The scheme manages an asset of Rs 20,836 crore as on May 31, May 2025, Gold ETFs received inflows of around Rs 291 crore from an outflow of Rs 5.82 crore in April. An expert is of the opinion that the renewed traction in May signals a gradual return of investor interest, likely driven by resilient gold prices and sustained global uncertainties that reinforce gold's appeal as a strategic uptick also shows that investors are regaining confidence in gold, as it continues to offer stability amid mixed signals from equity and bond markets,' said Nehal Meshram, Senior Analyst – Manager Research, Morningstar Investment Research India.'Furthermore, the relative stability in gold prices through May have provided a more attractive entry point for investors looking to build or rebalance allocations toward safer assets,' Nehal added.
Time of India
20-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Up 29% in 5 months! Should you invest or avoid gold mutual funds?
Gold based funds and ETFs together have offered an average return of 29.11% in the current calendar year so far. There were around 32 funds including both gold funds and gold ETFs in the said time period. LIC MF Gold ETF FoF offered the highest return of around 30.14% in the current calendar year so far, followed by UTI Gold ETF which gave 29.75% return in the same Gold ETF gave 29.37% return in the same period. Zerodha Gold ETF delivered a return of 29.28% in the said time period. Play Video Pause Skip Backward Skip Forward Unmute Current Time 0:00 / Duration 0:00 Loaded : 0% 0:00 Stream Type LIVE Seek to live, currently behind live LIVE Remaining Time - 0:00 1x Playback Rate Chapters Chapters Descriptions descriptions off , selected Captions captions settings , opens captions settings dialog captions off , selected Audio Track default , selected Picture-in-Picture Fullscreen This is a modal window. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. 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View Details » by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Most Cat Parents Miss This About Their Aging Cats Dr. Marty Click Here Undo Also Read | ITC and Cochin Shipyard among stocks that Quant Mid Cap Fund bought and sold in May Invesco India Gold ETF FoF and Groww Gold ETF FOF gave 28.34% and 28.14% returns respectively in the current calendar year so far. Experts attribute this surge to a combination of global economic and geopolitical factors such as geopolitical uncertainty and central bank buying. Live Events 'Gold prices have rallied in recent times due to a combination of global economic and geopolitical factors such as rising tensions globally, such as conflicts in the Middle East, and Trump tariffs, have increased demand for gold as a safe-haven asset and several countries, including China and India, have been aggressively adding gold to their reserves to diversify away from the US dollar and enhance financial security,' Shweta Rajani, Head - Mutual Funds , Anand Rathi Wealth Limited shared with ETMutualFunds. The expert further shared country wise gold purchases over the years and mentioned that with India seeing a huge jump to 72.6 tonnes of gold in 2024, the highest annual purchase in this three-year period and a 347% increase from 2023 and this sharp rise indicates a strategic focus on gold as a reserve asset, aligning with global trends of de-dollarization and building resilience due to the geopolitical and economic uncertainties. Echoing a similar opinion, another expert mentions that fresh investments should be made cautiously. 'Gold has rallied due to rising global geopolitical tensions and increased central bank buying early in the year. While it has given strong YTD returns, fresh investments should be made cautiously, as much of the rally may already be priced in,' Shruti Jain, Chief Strategy Officer, Arihant Capital Markets told ETMutuaFunds. Quant Mutual Fund, in a recent note, highlighted that gold may be due for a short-term correction of 12-15% in dollar terms over the next two months. The fund house cautioned investors that the metal may have "peaked out" in the short term, noting that while gold prices have surged recently, the momentum could slow down, and a retracement in prices could be on the horizon. While commenting on whether one should increase their gold investment or wait for further correction, Jain advises that after this steep run-up, it's better to wait for a dip before adding more and gold should ideally make up 3–5% of the total portfolio as a diversification and risk-hedging tool. On the other hand, Shweta Rajani suggests investors to maintain a balanced portfolio, with an asset allocation of 80:20 in equity to debt but if one wants exposure to gold, it should not exceed 5-10% of their portfolio. Also Read | Eternal and Vedanta among stocks which Edelweiss Mutual Fund bought and sold in May 'Gold should be treated as a defence asset, with maximum exposure at 20%. Combined allocation to gold and debt should not exceed 20% of the overall portfolio to maintain growth potential,' she added. Amid safe-haven buying triggered by Israel-Iran tensions and weakness in the dollar index, gold August futures contracts on the MCX opened sharply higher by Rs 2,011 or 2.04%, crossing the Rs 1 lakh mark to trade at Rs 1,00,403 per 10 grams on last Friday, according to a report by ETMarkets By attributing the recent gold rally to mainly driven by demand and supply, not underlying fundamental metrics, the expert from Anand Rathi Wealth mentions that investing in Gold through SIP is not the best option for investors. They would generate a better return investing in equity mutual funds. She further shared that if an investor does an SIP in Gold ETFs and another investor does an SIP in 5 diversified equity mutual funds, the XIRR return for gold is 12.53%, whereas for an equity mutual fund portfolio, it is almost 15%. Sharing a different opinion, Jain mentions that the rally is largely driven by geopolitical tensions and global factors, including safe-haven demand and foreign central bank purchases and having gold in your portfolio is always a good idea because it adds diversification and additionally it's also a good idea to invest via SIP to spread out your entry and manage risk. In the last one year, gold based funds have offered up to 38.16% returns with an average return of around 37.16%. Tata Gold ETF offered the highest return of around 38.16% in the last one year, followed by UTI Gold ETF which gave 38.09% return in the same period. Zerodha Gold ETF offered a 37.69% return in the last one year. Invesco India Gold ETF FoF gave the lowest return of around 35.61% in the last one year period. Post looking at the last one year performance and current rally, Jain shared that Gold may face some pressure if geopolitical tensions subside and also there is news on selling by China. 'Expect it to trade in a range, and avoid aggressive buying at current highs,' she adds. 'Gold ETF holdings have declined in May 2025 to 930 tonnes compared to April 2025. However, the expectation is that the investors will continue to invest in yellow metal for portfolio diversification,' according to commodity communique by Tata Mutual Fund. Also Read | Deepak Shenoy's Capitalmind Mutual Fund files its first draft document with Sebi for a flexi cap fund After analysing the different probabilities of CAGR of Nifty vs. Gold over different time frames, Shweta Rajani firmly says that Gold's ability to deliver high long-term returns significantly declines over time and the chance of earning over 12% CAGR from gold is just 0.58% over 10 years and drops to 0% over 15 years and despite similar volatility to equity, its long-term upside is limited, making it less rewarding on a risk-adjusted basis. 'When considering long-term wealth creation, Nifty maintains a much stronger probability of beating inflation and compounding wealth versus Gold, which have a higher standard deviation and lower risk adjusted return potential. As mentioned, gold is a defence asset like debt. Hence, the total allocation to gold and debt in your portfolio should not exceed 20%,' Shweta Rajani said. Gold is considered a hedge against inflation and with global economic conditions remaining uncertain, gold is expected to retain its appeal as a hedge against market instability. Gold ETFs are exchange-traded funds that track the price of physical gold. Each unit of a Gold ETF is backed by a specific quantity of gold, usually equivalent to one gram. They are listed on stock exchanges, and you need a demat and trading account to buy and sell them. ( Disclaimer : Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times) If you have any mutual fund queries, message on ET Mutual Funds on Facebook/Twitter. We will get it answered by our panel of experts. Do share your questions on ETMFqueries@ alongwith your age, risk profile, and Twitter handle.
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Mid & smallcaps will consolidate till earnings recover, says Shridatta Bhandwaldar
Shridatta Bhandwaldar , Head of Equities at Canara Robeco AMC, believes India's equity story needs a more balanced, professionally managed asset allocation approach. In this interview, he breaks down the rationale behind launching the Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund and his outlook on small and midcap stocks. Edited excerpts: What was the core insight or market gap that inspired the launch of the Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund—why now, and why this mix? Investors and households are persistently making asset allocation choices between – equities, fixed deposits, real estate, fixed income, precious metals etc. Fundamentally when you look at current asset allocation in a typical Indian household, it's skewed towards Fixed deposits and real estate. When you look at this skew – you know that there is a need for a professional approach to asset allocation to find a balance between risk and returns. Also, we observed that investors are either hyperactive or passive in their asset allocation approach. Fundamentally, Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund will help investors to professionally manage asset allocation between equity & equity related instruments, debt instruments and Gold and Silver Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). We believe that there is a need for this product and as CRAMC, we can add value to investors through this category. Gross equity of 65% is chosen to ensure superior risk adjusted returns over period and equity taxation benefits. This apart, on 'why now'; in our opinion, Multi Asset Allocation Fund, being an all-weather category, timing the launch of the product has low relevance. Multi-asset strategies sound like the new black in a volatile world. How does your fund navigate the current global uncertainties—be it sticky inflation, shifting central bank tones, or geopolitical jitters? Canara Robeco Multi Asset Allocation Fund will be an interplay of equity (net equity of 30 %-80%, Gross equity of 65%), debt (10-25%) and precious metals (10-25% of Gold ETF/ Silver ETF). These assets have low or inverse co-relation with each other – thus reducing volatility of outcomes through cycles. While optimal equity allocation would help in enhancing returns through cycles; Gold ETF/Silver ETF and fixed income will enhance downside protection and act as a hedge against inflation / economic or geopolitical uncertainty respectively. This product is a good way to manage volatility and generate optimum returns across cycles. Investors love returns, but they hate surprises. What kind of risk-adjusted performance or consistency can investors realistically expect from this new fund? Based on category returns – one should expect returns in excess of fixed income with much lower volatility than any single asset class may generate. What's your call on equity valuations , especially in mid and small caps? Current valuations of mid and small caps are between 22-25x FY27 consensus earnings. This is 10%-15% higher than historical valuations and thus we expect consolidation in them till corporate earnings improve meaningfully. It is to be noted here that FY25 earnings growth has been low single digit so far. Are Indian markets priced for perfection, or do you still see underappreciated sectors where the story is just beginning? Large caps are largely in the fair value zone whereas mid and small caps continue to be expensive as highlighted in the previous question. Markets at all points in time have sectors which are expensive and others which are under-appreciated. We think pockets in discretionary consumption, financials and global cyclicals, building materials, etc. are under appreciated in the current market. Domestic SIP flows are holding the fort even when FIIs get cold feet. How sustainable is this retail resilience and can it shield us in the event of a global risk-off? Indian household's equity allocation through SIP has been resilient. If corporate earnings revive in FY26 from the current low single digit in FY25; this trend might continue for a longer period. These flows help in increasing our markets' resilience against global events. If you had to bet on just one theme for the next 12-18 months - be it consumption, manufacturing, AI, or energy transition—where would you place your chips? We don't think one should bet on one theme. We see markets in the next 12-18 months to be more bottom-up than top down and thus one needs to find out good opportunities across consumption, manufacturing and energy transition. There are limited plays on AI transition in India. One might find more bottom-up ideas in consumption over next 12-18 months against the other themes.
News.com.au
09-05-2025
- Business
- News.com.au
Gold Digger: As gold demand rises, here's how you find an outperformer
Gold ETF inflows soared in April, driven by Chinese investors State Street sees "bull case" of US$3500-3900/oz in 2025 Goldman Sachs surveys Australia's best performing gold miners Gold may have taken a tumble last night amid signs of normalisation in the US trade universe – a deal between the US and UK that keeps a 10% tariff in place but gives concessions for beef, steel and more – but even with a deal with China on the cards, asset managers remain gold bulls. At over US$3300/oz, gold prices still clock in at over $5000/oz for Aussie miners, with exchange rates also in their favour. Figures for April from the World Gold Council, following up the strongest first quarter since 2016 continue to show the demand from investors for the yellow metal. ETFs recorded a fifth straight month of net inflows, adding US$11 billion in April, with global holdings lifting 115t to 3561t. That's the highest level of gold held in global ETFs since August 2022 but 10% below the month-end record of 3915t in October 2020. Intriguingly, it was Asian buyers that provided the most steam for the engine, accounting for 65% of net inflows. Over US$378bn of assets under management are now held in ETFs, with Asian funds' US$7.3bn of inflows in the month of April the strongest on record, led strongly by China. "The bulk of the demand came from China (Table 2), marking the third consecutive month of inflows and the strongest on record for the region. And more impressively, the April inflows have now surpassed those in Q1 and in full year 2024," the WGC said. "In addition to the continued local gold price surge, demand was also driven by: The ongoing trade dispute with the US, which has raised fears of weaker growth, amplified equity volatility, and intensified expectations of the local currency depreciation Lower government bond yields, amid rising rate cut anticipations." US ETFs added US$4.5bn, their second highest on record. Despite the pause after gold prices hit a brief record of US$3500/t in the days post-tariff in April, forecasters continue to tip higher levels. State Street Global Advisors say "there is a strong tactical and strategic case to be made that the gold market has transitioned to a higher price regime north of US$3000/oz." They've loaded up a new baseline floor price of US$3000-3100/oz, with a base case of US$3100-3500/oz for 2025. The bull case for H2 has been moved up to an even stronger US$3500-3900/oz. "An extended global trade war – even if isolated to US-China – should buttress demand for gold as a haven and alt-fiat asset," State Street says. Despite the recent move down they say post-Liberation Day trade policies have 'enhanced the case for gold investment'. Are all gold stocks a good bet? A rising tide may float all boats. But not to the same level. Goldman Sachs' Aussie analysts Hugo Nicolaci, Paul Young, Marcus Dosanjh and Isaac Brooke have put together a catalogue of measurements to assess the outperformers in the ASX mid and large caps. Their most recent note extends GS' analysis to over 45 listed gold assets covering more than 85% of gold production in Australia by names listed here and offshore. There are a few market-specific trends which Goldman, on record as like equities above spot gold for value at the moment, has noted across the sector. "At a sector-level, we find AISC/cash cost increases continued to moderate in the Mar-25 Q, though UG mining costs continue to rise," they said. "While costs remain well above PcP levels, we expect further moderation of nominal cost increases, affirmed by our recent Perth trip seeing >25 corporates (mostly gold) with labour cost inflation seen at ~2-3% (and turnover for some falling to ~5-10%, from ~20-40% Covid peaks, improving productivity), softening oil/diesel prices, and unit costs further supported by grade improvements and growth projects adding to produced ounces." When it comes to companies, they like Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM), citing "peer-leading cost performance" in both open pit mining and processing at the Karlawinda gold mine "adding a defensive buffer to our preferred mid-cap gold exposure". Gold Road Resources (ASX:GOR), which just agreed to a $3.7bn takeover by its JV partner at the Gruyere gold mine, Gold Fields, is viewed as having strong cash cost performance, while Newmont Corporation (ASX:NEM) (buy) and Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN) (neutral) have the benefit of copper by-products that support their cost base. Northern Star Resources (ASX:NST) is also rated by Goldman as a buy, with strip ratios coming down at the Super Pit in Kalgoorlie and a wall remediation that cut off access to high grade ore deep in the big hole now complete. A number of mid-cap names also look attractive on their higher than reserve grade mining performance. Regis Resources (ASX:RRL), notably, has been seeing improved steadily improving grades that are outperforming reserves, Goldman's analysts noted. GS remains sell rated on Regis however, with its $4.25 price target tracking well below the current market price of $4.82. Winners & Losers CODE COMPANY PRICE WEEK % MONTH % 6 MONTH % YEAR % YTD % MARKET CAP MRR Minrex Resources Ltd 0.0085 6% 6% 0% -23% 21% $ 8,678,940.02 NPM Newpeak Metals 0.013 8% 30% 8% -31% 18% $ 3,864,860.77 ASO Aston Minerals Ltd 0.017 0% 21% 70% 55% 89% $ 24,606,221.11 MTC Metalstech Ltd 0.125 25% 26% -14% -51% -11% $ 25,046,595.12 GED Golden Deeps 0.02 11% 5% -34% -50% -20% $ 3,188,262.62 G88 Golden Mile Res Ltd 0.011 0% 38% -12% 0% 22% $ 6,530,974.26 LAT Latitude 66 Limited 0.047 -16% -15% -53% -77% 24% $ 6,739,833.14 NMR Native Mineral Res 0.18 -3% 82% 414% 847% 362% $ 159,001,115.22 AQX Alice Queen Ltd 0.006 0% 33% -25% 0% -25% $ 6,881,340.41 SLZ Sultan Resources Ltd 0.006 -14% -14% -33% -45% 0% $ 1,388,819.46 KSN Kingston Resources 0.089 -1% 13% -6% 24% 25% $ 76,441,805.98 AMI Aurelia Metals Ltd 0.32 10% 49% 78% 73% 88% $ 533,160,381.60 GIB Gibb River Diamonds 0.035 -10% 3% -5% 46% -13% $ 7,936,849.47 KCN Kingsgate Consolid. 2.08 25% 48% 49% 31% 62% $ 530,968,485.52 TMX Terrain Minerals 0.003 0% 0% -25% -25% 0% $ 6,675,669.80 BNR Bulletin Res Ltd 0.076 12% 62% 81% 52% 95% $ 22,608,225.87 NXM Nexus Minerals Ltd 0.073 1% 4% 35% 3% 62% $ 45,281,970.98 SKY SKY Metals Ltd 0.048 -4% 14% 0% 23% -11% $ 34,113,751.97 LM8 Lunnonmetalslimited 0.215 0% 16% -32% -31% -14% $ 48,538,198.28 CST Castile Resources 0.075 0% 4% -4% -18% -6% $ 22,931,143.50 YRL Yandal Resources 0.18 24% 57% -47% 64% 3% $ 55,662,296.76 FAU First Au Ltd 0.003 20% 50% 50% 50% 50% $ 6,215,979.83 ARL Ardea Resources Ltd 0.42 -5% 11% 6% -36% 27% $ 87,321,359.73 GWR GWR Group Ltd 0.115 24% 35% 34% 5% 44% $ 35,596,732.05 IVR Investigator Res Ltd 0.022 -4% 5% -48% -57% 10% $ 36,544,230.20 GTR Gti Energy Ltd 0.003 0% 0% -25% -40% -14% $ 8,996,848.99 IPT Impact Minerals 0.006 0% 50% -47% -74% -36% $ 22,215,979.58 BNZ Benzmining 0.385 1% 13% 33% 148% 12% $ 60,463,801.50 MOH Moho Resources 0.004 0% 14% -43% -20% -20% $ 2,923,498.30 BCM Brazilian Critical 0.009 0% 29% 0% -64% 0% $ 9,566,627.29 PUA Peak Minerals Ltd 0.013 44% 30% 123% 439% 68% $ 36,495,176.77 MRZ Mont Royal Resources 0.041 0% 0% -9% -23% -5% $ 3,486,221.51 SMS Starmineralslimited 0.025 -4% 0% -44% -11% -31% $ 3,795,166.33 MVL Marvel Gold Limited 0.015 7% 25% 25% 67% 67% $ 15,116,337.31 PRX Prodigy Gold NL 0.002 0% 33% -33% -10% 0% $ 6,350,111.10 AAU Antilles Gold Ltd 0.004 0% 0% 33% -64% 33% $ 8,505,470.73 CWX Carawine Resources 0.097 1% -8% -16% -8% -3% $ 22,904,168.55 RND Rand Mining Ltd 1.91 1% 11% -3% 22% 26% $ 108,633,085.51 CAZ Cazaly Resources 0.016 0% 7% 14% -6% 14% $ 6,919,544.87 BMR Ballymore Resources 0.145 16% 32% 7% 4% 21% $ 28,276,893.60 DRE Dreadnought Resources Ltd 0.014 0% 17% -13% -18% 17% $ 67,821,635.90 ZNC Zenith Minerals Ltd 0.044 -2% -20% 0% -41% 10% $ 18,334,863.99 REZ Resourc & En Grp Ltd 0.019 -10% -21% -34% 46% -17% $ 13,432,782.44 LEX Lefroy Exploration 0.08 1% 1% 5% -20% 14% $ 18,879,930.49 ERM Emmerson Resources 0.14 0% 17% 122% 180% 82% $ 95,342,831.85 AM7 Arcadia Minerals 0.018 0% 20% -49% -75% -5% $ 2,112,901.79 ADT Adriatic Metals 3.9 -6% 3% -6% -12% 0% $ 1,185,253,699.50 AS1 Asara Resources Ltd 0.04 -15% -15% 100% 233% 111% $ 51,204,769.93 CYL Catalyst Metals 6.08 11% 2% 98% 611% 136% $ 1,431,667,350.08 CHN Chalice Mining Ltd 1.13 4% 25% -28% -14% 2% $ 429,874,600.74 KAL Kalgoorliegoldmining 0.043 0% -33% 115% 65% 139% $ 17,165,797.97 MLS Metals Australia 0.0195 -3% 3% -30% -7% -15% $ 13,845,670.96 ADN Andromeda Metals Ltd 0.017 -32% 143% 183% -6% 143% $ 58,288,370.71 MEI Meteoric Resources 0.099 0% 41% -6% -55% 16% $ 222,001,964.29 SRN Surefire Rescs NL 0.003 0% 0% -25% -73% -14% $ 7,248,923.44 WA8 Warriedarresourltd 0.105 25% 81% 110% 69% 139% $ 105,257,020.99 HMX Hammer Metals Ltd 0.036 24% 50% -5% -8% 9% $ 31,071,554.50 WCN White Cliff Min Ltd 0.034 70% 127% 89% 113% 113% $ 57,429,622.44 AVM Advance Metals Ltd 0.044 -21% 22% 13% 91% 29% $ 9,845,602.36 ASR Asra Minerals Ltd 0.0025 25% -17% -29% -64% -17% $ 5,412,093.66 ARI Arika Resources 0.028 4% 56% 27% 40% 4% $ 20,272,276.42 CTO Citigold Corp Ltd 0.004 0% 0% 0% -43% 0% $ 12,000,000.00 SMI Santana Minerals Ltd 0.575 11% 21% -11% 55% 19% $ 415,563,238.13 M2R Miramar 0.003 0% 0% -50% -65% 0% $ 2,990,469.86 MHC Manhattan Corp Ltd 0.017 6% 0% -58% -49% -11% $ 3,993,281.27 GRL Godolphin Resources 0.01 11% 11% -41% -58% -31% $ 4,488,733.12 SVG Savannah Goldfields 0.026 4% 86% 41% 6% 41% $ 20,873,048.93 EMC Everest Metals Corp 0.15 15% 0% 15% 67% 11% $ 33,619,688.25 GUL Gullewa Limited 0.082 -11% 55% 17% 49% 46% $ 18,095,840.28 CY5 Cygnus Metals Ltd 0.084 4% -1% -40% 2% -16% $ 72,210,192.04 G50 G50Corp Ltd 0.1 -9% -5% -33% -44% -35% $ 16,059,765.90 ADV Ardiden Ltd 0.145 4% 4% 7% -9% 7% $ 9,065,038.37 AAR Astral Resources NL 0.16 3% 10% 14% 135% 19% $ 226,788,498.88 VMC Venus Metals Cor Ltd 0.11 10% 16% 51% 20% 64% $ 21,574,155.13 NAE New Age Exploration 0.004 0% 0% -20% 0% 14% $ 11,967,295.10 VKA Viking Mines Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -42% -42% -13% $ 10,751,589.99 LCL LCL Resources Ltd 0.007 0% 17% -22% -36% -30% $ 8,363,688.95 MTH Mithril Silver Gold 0.375 9% 17% -6% 88% -6% $ 53,932,503.14 ADG Adelong Gold Limited 0.007 17% 40% 75% 75% 56% $ 8,384,917.19 RMX Red Mount Min Ltd 0.008 0% 14% -20% -20% -11% $ 3,254,704.57 PRS Prospech Limited 0.027 -4% 13% -4% -40% -7% $ 8,878,298.95 TTM Titan Minerals 0.4 0% 3% -18% 54% 5% $ 106,889,339.46 AKA Aureka Limited 0.13 -4% -7% -99% -99% -4% $ 11,267,838.56 AAM Aumegametals 0.036 0% -13% -28% -50% -14% $ 22,352,182.55 KZR Kalamazoo Resources 0.089 10% 16% 2% -2% 20% $ 19,745,416.53 BCN Beacon Minerals 0.028 4% 12% 27% -3% 27% $ 118,339,072.38 MAU Magnetic Resources 1.46 1% 9% 25% 33% 32% $ 406,924,874.08 BC8 Black Cat Syndicate 0.96 2% 6% 79% 243% 70% $ 686,304,790.21 EM2 Eagle Mountain 0.005 0% 0% -87% -92% -44% $ 5,675,186.45 EMR Emerald Res NL 4.58 13% 19% 19% 31% 41% $ 3,043,842,645.34 BYH Bryah Resources Ltd 0.005 25% 25% 25% -33% 67% $ 4,349,767.61 HCH Hot Chili Ltd 0.47 2% 3% -43% -58% -33% $ 75,798,074.50 WAF West African Res Ltd 2.51 9% 14% 51% 73% 75% $ 2,860,913,692.52 MEU Marmota Limited 0.041 -2% 14% 14% -5% 5% $ 48,310,537.39 NVA Nova Minerals Ltd 0.325 -2% 41% 59% 35% -12% $ 106,589,147.61 SVL Silver Mines Limited 0.097 -3% 10% -3% -45% 24% $ 177,977,539.20 PGD Peregrine Gold 0.15 2% -19% -6% -32% 7% $ 12,727,161.15 ICL Iceni Gold 0.054 -8% -23% 8% -39% -24% $ 17,915,357.78 FG1 Flynngold 0.025 14% 14% -17% -11% 0% $ 9,782,911.75 WWI West Wits Mining Ltd 0.019 0% 19% 36% 36% 36% $ 52,502,334.46 RML Resolution Minerals 0.0095 19% 36% -41% -41% -21% $ 5,257,868.55 AAJ Aruma Resources Ltd 0.01 11% 11% -38% -33% -17% $ 2,498,154.43 HWK Hawk Resources. 0.018 -5% -10% -40% -60% -18% $ 4,876,730.08 GMN Gold Mountain Ltd 0.002 0% 0% 0% -50% -33% $ 9,591,959.88 MEG Megado Minerals Ltd 0.011 10% -15% -18% 5% -35% $ 4,616,515.88 HMG Hamelingoldlimited 0.099 10% 41% 10% 30% 55% $ 19,490,625.00 BM8 Battery Age Minerals 0.053 -12% -12% -46% -47% -50% $ 6,313,934.89 TBR Tribune Res Ltd 5.12 -1% 10% 6% 22% 19% $ 268,636,554.24 FML Focus Minerals Ltd 0.24 0% 9% 30% 100% 41% $ 63,042,901.90 VRC Volt Resources Ltd 0.005 11% 11% 25% 0% 67% $ 23,423,889.92 ARV Artemis Resources 0.007 0% -13% -50% -56% -13% $ 17,699,705.16 HRN Horizon Gold Ltd 0.55 21% 25% 25% 83% 15% $ 70,971,562.27 CLA Celsius Resource Ltd 0.008 14% 14% -20% -20% -27% $ 20,352,998.40 QML Qmines Limited 0.039 -7% -9% -38% -43% -28% $ 16,512,761.11 RDN Raiden Resources Ltd 0.005 0% 25% -84% -89% -55% $ 17,254,457.21 TCG Turaco Gold Limited 0.45 5% 18% 45% 109% 76% $ 406,071,657.45 KCC Kincora Copper 0.031 -6% 19% -14% -11% 15% $ 7,815,689.21 GBZ GBM Rsources Ltd 0.009 13% 29% 13% -10% 13% $ 10,539,629.80 DTM Dart Mining NL 0.003 -40% -33% -70% -88% -67% $ 3,438,819.57 MKR Manuka Resources. 0.035 -8% 30% -8% -49% 25% $ 28,376,868.42 AUC Ausgold Limited 0.645 22% 29% 29% 139% 54% $ 226,662,065.73 ANX Anax Metals Ltd 0.007 27% 0% -30% -83% -42% $ 7,062,460.54 EMU EMU NL 0.025 19% 4% -7% -6% -7% $ 4,065,629.59 SFM Santa Fe Minerals 0.037 0% -3% 23% -18% 19% $ 2,694,295.19 PNR Pantoro Gold Limited 3.26 16% 39% 74% 126% 113% $ 1,288,439,329.45 CMM Capricorn Metals 9.72 7% 14% 56% 103% 55% $ 4,192,739,422.83 X64 Ten Sixty Four Ltd 0 -100% -100% -100% -100% -100% $ 129,844,903.32 VRL Verity Resources 0.022 29% 69% -25% -62% 13% $ 5,932,822.87 HAW Hawthorn Resources 0.054 15% 29% -8% -23% 32% $ 20,435,952.39 BGD Bartongoldholdings 0.555 18% 50% 95% 82% 127% $ 123,692,442.51 SVY Stavely Minerals Ltd 0.011 -15% -35% -62% -59% -35% $ 6,528,505.12 AGC AGC Ltd 0.145 0% 0% -31% 56% -6% $ 39,772,569.41 RGL Riversgold 0.0045 13% 13% 50% -25% 13% $ 8,418,562.97 TSO Tesoro Gold Ltd 0.027 -4% 0% 13% -37% 35% $ 52,427,723.58 GUE Global Uranium 0.06 -5% 13% -14% -43% 0% $ 28,308,775.82 CPM Coopermetalslimited 0.042 5% 14% -14% -63% -9% $ 3,290,937.30 MM8 Medallion Metals. 0.25 11% 4% 221% 363% 108% $ 122,083,970.85 FFM Firefly Metals Ltd 0.905 17% 23% -26% 7% -2% $ 499,767,392.73 CBY Canterbury Resources 0.018 -14% -28% -28% -74% -18% $ 4,048,817.92 SLA Solara Minerals 0.115 -12% 10% -52% -63% 28% $ 6,378,330.53 SFR Sandfire Resources 10.25 4% 17% -3% 5% 10% $ 4,746,803,032.40 TAM Tanami Gold NL 0.036 3% 24% 22% -3% 20% $ 43,478,590.70 NWM Norwest Minerals 0.013 8% 69% -11% -61% 8% $ 6,306,553.63 ALK Alkane Resources Ltd 0.79 1% 22% 53% 34% 55% $ 490,488,932.52 BMO Bastion Minerals 0.003 0% 0% -50% -67% -25% $ 2,710,882.69 IDA Indiana Resources 0.08 4% 8% 40% 82% 31% $ 50,133,131.72 GSM Golden State Mining 0.007 0% -13% -22% -36% -13% $ 1,955,594.41 NSM Northstaw 0.043 2% 16% 207% 39% 169% $ 11,768,089.50 GSN Great Southern 0.022 10% 10% 47% 16% 47% $ 22,926,498.67 VAU Vault Minerals Ltd 0.47 9% 12% 32% 4% 42% $ 3,299,199,590.27 DEG De Grey Mining 2.46 0% 13% 71% 102% 39% $ 5,915,063,112.00 THR Thor Energy PLC 0.011 -8% 10% -27% -35% -15% $ 7,818,688.19 CDR Codrus Minerals Ltd 0.032 39% 100% 60% -26% 88% $ 5,292,400.13 MDI Middle Island Res 0.018 0% 20% 6% 6% 50% $ 5,786,248.34 WTM Waratah Minerals Ltd 0.305 56% 107% 17% 165% 97% $ 61,931,520.63 POL Polymetals Resources 0.86 1% 13% 6% 207% 8% $ 224,157,309.30 RDS Redstone Resources 0.005 -17% 67% 67% 67% 100% $ 5,552,270.76 NAG Nagambie Resources 0.022 16% 38% 47% 83% 22% $ 16,869,349.22 BGL Bellevue Gold Ltd 0.975 11% -15% -32% -44% -13% $ 1,432,036,323.79 GBR Greatbould Resources 0.069 -1% -10% 64% 10% 60% $ 53,983,317.04 KAI Kairos Minerals Ltd 0.02 0% 0% 25% 67% 67% $ 55,249,155.97 KAU Kaiser Reef 0.18 6% 20% 6% 44% 13% $ 60,266,192.00 HRZ Horizon 0.058 5% 5% 32% 45% 45% $ 124,136,586.14 CDT Castle Minerals 0.071 27% -21% -21% -53% 18% $ 6,960,574.20 RSG Resolute Mining 0.6 20% 46% -10% 38% 52% $ 1,288,075,257.87 MXR Maximus Resources 0 -100% -100% -100% -100% -100% $ 33,424,752.21 EVN Evolution Mining Ltd 8.63 12% 28% 77% 127% 79% $ 17,300,550,378.24 CXU Cauldron Energy Ltd 0.008 -11% 0% -47% -79% -33% $ 13,152,641.48 DLI Delta Lithium 0.21 20% 40% -14% -35% 24% $ 154,056,485.28 ALY Alchemy Resource Ltd 0.006 0% 0% 0% -14% -14% $ 7,068,457.54 NH3 Nh3Cleanenergyltd 0.027 0% 35% 17% 29% 50% $ 14,115,119.63 OBM Ora Banda Mining Ltd 1.105 8% 10% 31% 245% 70% $ 2,203,561,188.27 AVW Avira Resources Ltd 0.007 0% -13% -65% -77% -65% $ 1,281,789.10 LCY Legacy Iron Ore 0.008 -20% -11% -36% -45% -20% $ 78,096,340.67 PDI Predictive Disc Ltd 0.365 0% 6% 38% 78% 59% $ 995,729,470.18 MAT Matsa Resources 0.067 12% 22% 43% 123% 91% $ 47,642,679.37 ZAG Zuleika Gold Ltd 0.012 0% 20% -29% -37% -8% $ 9,644,439.05 GML Gateway Mining 0.029 -3% 12% 12% 93% 38% $ 11,855,788.56 SBM St Barbara Limited 0.32 7% 52% -3% 28% 42% $ 346,510,829.12 SBR Sabre Resources 0.008 14% 33% -27% -56% -20% $ 3,155,695.46 STK Strickland Metals 0.105 18% 28% 28% 5% 24% $ 221,711,260.11 CEL Challenger Gold Ltd 0.083 4% 51% 51% 17% 77% $ 136,931,244.31 GG8 Gorilla Gold Mines 0.515 16% 29% 124% 1365% 98% $ 341,727,714.85 NST Northern Star 19.77 4% 1% 18% 35% 28% $ 28,451,592,142.74 OZM Ozaurum Resources 0.082 -11% -17% 128% 39% 173% $ 18,549,151.71 TG1 Techgen Metals Ltd 0.0245 29% -2% -13% -23% -30% $ 3,173,314.20 XAM Xanadu Mines Ltd 0.047 -18% -19% -13% -30% -4% $ 97,522,075.36 AQI Alicanto Min Ltd 0.03 0% 7% -6% 36% -19% $ 25,444,289.28 KTA Krakatoa Resources 0.01 0% 11% -9% -44% 5% $ 6,201,340.25 ARN Aldoro Resources 0.365 4% 9% 324% 462% -4% $ 68,496,191.23 WGX Westgold Resources. 2.91 5% 6% 0% 32% 3% $ 2,772,742,488.60 MBK Metal Bank Ltd 0.011 -8% -21% -50% -44% -27% $ 5,472,048.98 A8G Australasian Metals 0.07 0% 8% -10% -13% -11% $ 3,994,391.03 TAR Taruga Minerals 0.009 -10% 13% -31% 13% -10% $ 7,060,267.85 DTR Dateline Resources 0.036 300% 620% 800% 260% 929% $ 110,622,744.80 GOR Gold Road Res Ltd 3.28 8% 7% 80% 109% 60% $ 3,585,116,898.00 S2R S2 Resources 0.094 -4% -3% 29% -22% 40% $ 43,927,225.32 NES Nelson Resources. 0.003 0% 0% 50% 0% 0% $ 6,515,782.98 TLM Talisman Mining 0.175 3% 17% -26% -41% -15% $ 32,014,459.33 BEZ Besragoldinc 0.045 -2% 13% -42% -51% -50% $ 17,450,535.94 PRU Perseus Mining Ltd 3.61 7% 13% 39% 55% 40% $ 4,956,455,807.49 SPQ Superior Resources 0.0045 0% -18% -36% -55% -25% $ 9,483,930.90 PUR Pursuit Minerals 0.037 -14% -18% -75% -84% -61% $ 3,989,358.52 RMS Ramelius Resources 2.87 8% 21% 33% 42% 39% $ 3,337,759,895.04 PKO Peako Limited 0.0025 -17% -17% -17% -35% -17% $ 3,719,354.90 ICG Inca Minerals Ltd 0.005 0% 0% -17% -17% 0% $ 8,573,313.84 A1G African Gold Ltd. 0.135 0% 29% 78% 419% 145% $ 64,802,676.51 NMG New Murchison Gold 0.015 -6% 0% 50% 200% 67% $ 157,613,601.71 GNM Great Northern 0.016 14% 23% 23% 45% 14% $ 2,164,807.08 KRM Kingsrose Mining Ltd 0.033 0% 3% -11% -6% -6% $ 24,112,848.61 BTR Brightstar Resources 0.6 30% 20% -2% 33% 20% $ 295,360,920.00 RRL Regis Resources 4.85 11% 15% 91% 129% 90% $ 3,671,621,787.24 M24 Mamba Exploration 0.012 0% 9% 0% -45% 0% $ 3,541,987.32 TRM Truscott Mining Corp 0.06 0% -8% -23% -4% -23% $ 11,486,913.60 TNC True North Copper 0.185 -3% -16% -94% -97% -94% $ 18,875,852.40 MOM Moab Minerals Ltd 0.0015 0% -25% -63% -70% -25% $ 2,600,499.05 KNB Koonenberrygold 0.085 20% 89% 507% 431% 608% $ 74,367,372.38 AWJ Auric Mining 0.23 2% -12% -27% 39% -32% $ 34,259,275.33 ENR Encounter Resources 0.19 3% -3% -46% -47% -42% $ 94,770,540.61 SNG Siren Gold 0.056 4% 17% -25% -21% -14% $ 12,043,383.50 STN Saturn Metals 0.275 -5% 25% 8% 15% 34% $ 122,522,838.65 USL Unico Silver Limited 0.215 0% 8% -16% 34% 10% $ 100,727,063.65 PNM Pacific Nickel Mines 0.024 0% 0% 0% -4% 0% $ 10,103,834.52 AYM Australia United Min 0.003 50% 50% 0% 0% -25% $ 3,685,154.97 ANL Amani Gold Ltd 0 -100% -100% -100% -100% -100% $ 21,449,587.12 HAV Havilah Resources 0.17 -3% 0% -17% -15% -24% $ 59,369,851.80 SPR Spartan Resources 2.22 7% 19% 69% 283% 57% $ 2,857,891,250.09 PNT Panthermetalsltd 0.015 -6% 0% -32% -45% 36% $ 4,212,663.67 MEK Meeka Metals Limited 0.145 0% 4% 123% 292% 88% $ 377,215,150.50 GMD Genesis Minerals 4.36 13% 21% 95% 143% 77% $ 4,914,163,375.50 PGO Pacgold 0.08 0% 21% -11% -45% 7% $ 10,516,347.04 FEG Far East Gold 0.155 3% 29% -16% 11% -14% $ 56,889,255.22 MI6 Minerals260Limited 0.135 13% 4% 4% -7% 4% $ 279,089,999.96 IGO IGO Limited 4.15 7% 26% -22% -47% -13% $ 3,082,079,998.91 GAL Galileo Mining Ltd 0.115 5% -12% -15% -56% -8% $ 22,726,866.61 RXL Rox Resources 0.315 -13% -10% 85% 91% 58% $ 210,401,543.72 PTN Patronus Resources 0.058 -9% -2% -12% -3% 18% $ 99,881,266.04 CLZ Classic Min Ltd 0.001 0% 0% 0% -88% 0% $ 1,544,025.56 TGM Theta Gold Mines Ltd 0.135 -4% 0% -27% -13% -25% $ 118,722,864.51 FAL Falconmetalsltd 0.115 5% 20% -26% -21% 0% $ 21,240,000.00 SPD Southernpalladium 0.23 7% -31% -67% -54% -62% $ 22,282,750.00 ORN Orion Minerals Ltd 0.012 -8% -8% -29% -33% -20% $ 75,354,926.00 TMB Tambourahmetals 0.025 -4% -11% -19% -63% 19% $ 2,822,161.10 TMS Tennant Minerals Ltd 0.007 0% -33% -46% -67% -22% $ 8,603,013.74 AZY Antipa Minerals Ltd 0.485 1% 24% 120% 341% 87% $ 278,593,952.69 PXX Polarx Limited 0.008 0% 23% -11% -38% 23% $ 21,379,508.80 TRE Toubani Res Ltd 0.27 -7% 42% -4% 145% 59% $ 73,331,911.61 AUN Aurumin 0.075 23% 32% 17% 92% 14% $ 37,069,510.80 GPR Geopacific Resources 0.021 0% 11% -25% -6% 5% $ 63,649,306.52 FXG Felix Gold Limited 0.16 -6% 3% 100% 105% 90% $ 52,625,021.76 ILT Iltani Resources Lim 0.25 -4% 25% 47% 32% 22% $ 11,313,749.73 BRX Belararoxlimited 0.08 -11% -56% -64% -68% -54% $ 12,521,788.32 TM1 Terra Metals Limited 0.027 4% -4% -31% -54% -4% $ 11,006,146.67 TOR Torque Met 0.099 4% 32% 48% -29% 87% $ 25,348,409.04 ARD Argent Minerals 0.02 -5% 5% -23% 11% 18% $ 30,358,450.08 LM1 Leeuwin Metals Ltd 0.17 10% 13% 127% 154% 21% $ 17,641,117.20 SX2 Southgold Consol 5.7 9% 24% 0% 0% 0% $ 793,848,491.94 Dateline Resources (ASX:DTR) Much like last week, Dateline Resources enjoyed outsized gains after Donald Trump called out its permitting success with the Bureau of Land Management, which confirmed its right to mine the 1.1Moz Colosseum gold mine in California. Strangely it seems to be the as yet untested rare earths potential of the operation which really has the US President buzzing. Once owned by Barrick, Colosseum is a historic gold producer but sits just 10km from Mountain Pass, the US' only operating rare earths mine. Dateline announced on Monday that it was preparing to conduct drilling for rare earths are the project where a gold feasibility study is also ongoing. White Cliff Minerals (ASX:WCN) A thick intercept of good grade copper has WCN's tail up, striking 175m at 2.5% Cu & 8.66g/t silver from 7.6m, including 14m at 7.55% Cu & 25.8g/t Ag from 138m at the Rae project in Canada's Nunavut province. The hit included 3.9% Cu & 14.96g/t Ag over its last 60m and 4.46% copper at the end of the hole. A second hole delivered 52m at 1.16% Cu & 3.43g/t Ag from surface, including 7.6m at 3% Cu & 9.5g/t Ag from 18.28m, with more assays from the first pending. It demonstrates the potential for WCN to grow an existing non-JORC compliant resource and the copper and silver rich site. White Cliff called the strike at Danvers "globally significant". "DAN25008 was prioritised for assay due to the abundance of visual sulphides observed during drilling, and these results have underpinned our confidence in those visuals prevalent in the Company's prior work," MD Troy Whittaker said. "We believe this drill hole ranks among the most significant copper intersections globally within the last 50 years and comfortably sits within the top 10 globally reported 'grade-metre' copper results. "This discovery and outstanding results from Danvers is a clear testament to our technical team's expertise and geological understanding, in particular the professionalism and persistence of Olga Solovieva and Sam Vaughan. "To illustrate the magnitude of this result, the DAN25001 intercept of 52m at 1.2% Cu - a strong result in its own right - now appears modest when viewed alongside the 175m @ 2.5% Cu from DAN25008. In the context of global copper supply constraints, the Company is well positioned to leverage these results with mineralisation from surface, supporting potential open pit mining activities and an open water port less than 80km from the deposit."
