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The ASX200 is set to slip flattish red with futures down -0.18% near 8.30am AEDT on Friday.

While the market tested record territory yesterday, the bourse wasn’t quite able to go past ATHs hit earlier this month.

Stocks catching eyes this morning:

Invictus Energy (IVZ) has posted results on gas condensate “potential.”

The company is reporting early-stage evidence of what could be a commercial play.

However, HotCopper users are divided on whether the announcement brings anything new to the table.

Shares last 8.2c.

Raiden Resources (RDN) has two announcements out today.

The first is that infill sampling has hit lithium anomalies.

The second is that the company has new nickel and copper targets at Mt Sholl.

Shares last 2.5c.

Develop Global (DVP) has inked an update on its exploration strategy.

The company has upgraded its MRE resource.

This should allow it to access enhanced funding opportunities.

Shares last $2.40.

Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has updated on a tin shaking exercise.

The company has announced a fully underwriten $35M placement.

A $5M share purchase plan will also be introduced.

Shares last $2.08.

Finally, Enegex (ENX) has updated on its exploration portfolio.

The company has won a tenement at a place called Rocky Ridge.

Rocky Ridge is a gold prospect.

Shares last 1.9c.

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