Iron Bear Resources fell 46.7 per cent in one session when Vale declined to take up Phase 2 of the Development Agreement. This Chart Read stays on the share price chart. What the measures show, what each of them means in plain English, and whether the chart on its own supports any direction at all.

Australian shares finished the week lower after three modest daily gains gave way to selling on Thursday and Friday, as rising global bond yields, renewed oil-supply concerns and expectations of further interest-rate increases weighed on sentiment.

Wiluna Mining (ASX: WMC) seeks A$180 million to relist on the ASX. Samso reviews the Wiluna gold mine, its ASX history, the offer, the funding and the risks.

Australian Rare Earths has announced an Ore Reserve, a carbonatite discovery and a pilot plant since June. The share price is 2.2% below where it started.

Australian shares recovered some of their morning losses by 2pm on Thursday as investors assessed rising unemployment against continued pressure from global bond yields and inflation concerns.

Samso News unpacks the Identifai Genetics IPO (ASX: ID1), which seeks A$10 million at 20 cents to take its non-invasive prenatal test into a US study.

Brightstar Resources is building a 1.5 million tonne a year gold plant at Laverton, funded to first gold by a US$120 million bond and A$193 million of equity. Part 1 covers how the company was assembled, the three hubs, and what the updated feasibility study actually says.

Australian small caps continued to outperform on Wednesday, with the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries gaining for the session and extending its five-day advance to 1.48%, while the broader market finished only marginally higher.

Stavely Minerals looks like it is recovering. It is higher than six months ago and above its 200-day moving average. This Chart Read tests that impression against the trend measures, then goes through the twelve biggest one-day moves of the year. Seven had no ASX announcement behind them, the biggest was reversed the next day, and one 18.7 per cent rise took A$1,236 of turnover.

Australian shares finished Tuesday higher as technology stocks recovered alongside Wall Street’s artificial intelligence rally, smaller companies outperformed and a proposed $333 million takeover of Global Lithium Resources drew attention to the lithium sector.

EchoIQ sells software that helps cardiologists read heart scans. One of its two products is cleared by the US FDA and is in use in United States hospitals. The other was told on 8 September 2026 that it had not been cleared, and the shares halved the next day.

Samso News reviews the Overwatch Technologies (ASX: OWL) IPO. A$8 million at 20 cents, a licensed sensing core from a related party, A$1.88 million received but no revenue recognised, and a 38.8 per cent free float.