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In this daily HotCopper Trends column, we break down the top three stocks talked about on any given trade day, and why they’ve drawn a daily focus.
Much-followed Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) has drawn by far the most attention across HotCopper forums through Wednesday after heading into a halt. The Australian uranium developer had been at $1.56/sh before pausing.
While Boss has yet to share any major details, we know why they halted: The company will soon be releasing its long-awaited Honeymoon Review.
Company management originally opened an operational review of the Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia in July. The Market Link understands what they found in the six-month study will be shared on Friday.
Elsewhere, Treasury Wine Estates (ASX:TWE) has garnered heavy interest after plunging as much as -9% lower intraday. The wine seller warned investors it has been facing sales slowdowns in the U.S. and China alike.
To mid-arvo, TWE shares have been selling at $5 each.
And, Anson Resources (ASX:ASN) rounds out today’s top topics, with the explorer landing approval for a revised program at Mt Fuel-Skyline.
New approvals for the modified drilling program came after Anson ran into some issues with its re-entry program; significant amounts of steel and other materials had been preventing things from progressing.
Right now, ASN shares are -5.4% lower.
Looking wider, the ASX 200 is down around -0.33%.
That’s Wednesday’s HotCopper Market Trends, I’m Isaac McIntyre – see you for close.
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