Starpharma trades at 80 cents against 8.6 cents sixteen months ago, and the chart looks like an uptrend. This Chart Read tests that impression against the measures. The moving averages agree. ADX at 14.6 says the move stopped being decisive in July. One session in September 2025 did 26 per cent of the whole two-year move on 99.7 times normal volume.

How to read the tungsten price in 2026. The Chinese ore price is 58.6 per cent below its March high and 2.82 times its April 2025 level.

The ASX 200 rose 0.76% to 8,783.2 on the ASX today, led by banks and miners. Kaoko Metals fell 56.5% and Telstra fell 2.52%.

One session up 25.8 per cent on the heaviest volume since July, and the session after it traded A$195. This piece tests whether the chart has really turned up, and states the window every measure is taken over.

The ASX today closed higher. The ASX 200 rose 0.64% to 8,716.6. Firmus withdrew its float, Maas Group fell 6.65% and technology gained 2.23%.

Fifield scandium recovery results from Rimfire Pacific Mining (ASX RIM). 22.7 per cent at Murga after 15 weeks, plus the scandium market now.

Power Minerals looks like it is going up. It is above a rising 200-day moving average and above its 50-day line, and ADX says the trend is real. The short measures disagree. This Chart Read tests the impression against the trend, the momentum and the turnover, and shows that each of the last five drilling releases drew less trading than the one before it.

The ASX today closed lower. The ASX 200 fell 0.77% to 8,660.9. Maas Group fell 22% amid Firmus IPO speculation and materials lost 2.03%.

The ASX today closed flat. The ASX 200 fell 0.09% to 8,727.7. SKS Technologies fell 12% on a founder share sale and Dalaroo Metals doubled.

Midas Minerals (ASX: MM1) is drilling the Otavi copper project in Namibia. A summary of the story, the two-year share price, cash, peers and what is due next.