Sunrise Energy – Speculative Buy

Posted on | by Leon Hinde

Sunrise Energy Metals is progressing its world-class Sunrise Battery Materials Complex in New South Wales.

The Sunrise Project is one of the largest and most cobalt-rich nickel laterite deposits in the world and is development-ready, with all key permits and approvals in place.  Sunrise is also one of the largest and highest grade scandium deposits globally.

The company requires a funding solution, (or JV partnership), to continue the development of the Sunrise project and we expect to hear news on this front within 6 – 9 months.

SRL is a high risk, high reward speculative opportunity, however, we feel the risks are skewed to the upside and traders may wish to run a stop loss on a break below $1.60

11/3/2022 Update:

Global Healthcare Leaders ETF

Posted on | by Leon Hinde

VanEck Vectors Global Health Leaders is under Algo Engine buy conditions. We suggest accumulating the fund within the value range indicated below.

Fund Description: HLTH invests in a diversified portfolio of leading international developed markets (ex-Australia)
companies with the best growth at a reasonable price (GARP) attributes from the global healthcare sector with the aim of providing investment returns, before fees and other costs, which track the performance of the Index.

The MarketGrader Developed Markets (ex-Australia) Health Care Net Return AUD Index seeks to identify the largest companies in the healthcare sector with the best GARP attributes, being the best drivers of long-term capital appreciation. The Index constituents are selected on the basis of the strength of their fundamentals across four-factor categories: growth, value, profitability and cash flow.

Nickel Mines – Nickel Price Volatility

Posted on | by Leon Hinde

Nickel Mines is a nickel miner, and pig iron producer focused on several Indonesian projects in partnership with the world’s largest stainless-steel maker Tsingshan.

The share price fall is related to uncertainty regarding its JV partner Tsingshan. LME Nickel price volatility spiked, with prices doubling from $45/kg to >US$100/kg before trading was suspended. The news suggests a large nickel producer facing margin calls on nickel derivative losses caused a short squeeze due to Russian supply disruption and limited spot inventory. China’s Tsingshan is reported to be the entity with exposure.