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The ASX 200 has been up 0.25% at 8,370 points.

Dateline Resources (ASX:DTR) has been the most watched on HotCopper after increasing its gold price assumption from US$2,200/oz to US$2,900/oz. The move is expected to generate a 208% increase in net revenue before tax.

Dateline has been 5.1 cents.

Aldoro Resources (ASX:ARN) has also been trending on news the second release of assays from the Kameelburg REE-Nb project has reported the highest grades to date; the successful drilling of south-west step-out hole DD006 has effectively doubled the footprint of the Kameelburg discovery.

Aldoro Resources has been 3.1 cents.

And, finally, Solvar (ASX:SVR) is trending on HotCopper after inking a deal to snap up a 19.9% stake in finance play Earlypay (ASX:EPY).

Solvar has been $1.65, and Earlypay has been 20 cents.

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