Finer Market Points: ASX Top 10 Momentum Stocks: 20 Nov 2023
NASDAQ:AZL 
TG6 
FND 
WML VMM 
GHY FL1 
RDN 
AX8 
IND
Momentum leading shares are the market's best performers today. They are the fastest-growing shares on the ASX over the last 90 days. These companies can't get to be leaders without first appearing on our Launch Pad list.
The Launch Pad List is published weekly on Fridays.
Today's ASX's Top 10 Quarterly Momentum Stocks are:
Arizona Lithium Limited (AZL): Lithium miner with two projects: Sedimentary in Arizona, USA, and Brine in Saskatchewan, Canada.
TG Metals Limited (TG6): WA miner focused on Ni, Li, and Gold in Lake Johnston Greenstone Belt.
Findi Limited (FND): Technology investment company, investing alongside technology founders. Current investments range from financial payments and technology services such as electronic surveillance and power management.
Woomera Mining Limited (WML): Gold and PGE miner plus battery metals of Ni, Cu, Co, and Li in WA and SA.
Viridis Mining and Minerals Limited (VMM): Exploring gold, Ni, Cu, PGE, and Kaloin-halloysite assets in Canada and WA SA and NSW.
Gold Hydrogen Limited (GHY): Working on a century-old discovery by-product of SA State Department oil exploration in SA, which is a natural hydrogen gas discovery, now exploring with modern technology.
First Lithium Limited (FL1): Lithium and Alkali explorer primarily active in Northern Chile.
Raiden Resources Limited (RDN): Resource exploration and development company, with a focus on precious and base metals in Europe. They are Ni Cu PGE miners in the WA Pilbara region and also involved in Copper-gold exploration in Serbia and Bulgaria.
Accelerate Resources Limited (AX8): Manganese miner in WA. Plus WA Li and Au and TAS Cobalt project.
Industrial Minerals Ltd (IND): Explorer and developer of high purity silica sands and quartz from WA's Bundury to Geraldon and Albany and Esperance. Also exploring for Lithium in WA's Pilbara region.
TG6 FND WML VMM GHY FL1 RDN AX8 INDMomentum leading shares are the market's best performers today. They are the fastest-growing shares on the ASX over the last 90 days. These companies can't get to be leaders without first appearing on our Launch Pad list.
The Launch Pad List is published weekly on Fridays.
Today's ASX's Top 10 Quarterly Momentum Stocks are:
Arizona Lithium Limited (AZL): Lithium miner with two projects: Sedimentary in Arizona, USA, and Brine in Saskatchewan, Canada.
TG Metals Limited (TG6): WA miner focused on Ni, Li, and Gold in Lake Johnston Greenstone Belt.
Findi Limited (FND): Technology investment company, investing alongside technology founders. Current investments range from financial payments and technology services such as electronic surveillance and power management.
Woomera Mining Limited (WML): Gold and PGE miner plus battery metals of Ni, Cu, Co, and Li in WA and SA.
Viridis Mining and Minerals Limited (VMM): Exploring gold, Ni, Cu, PGE, and Kaloin-halloysite assets in Canada and WA SA and NSW.
Gold Hydrogen Limited (GHY): Working on a century-old discovery by-product of SA State Department oil exploration in SA, which is a natural hydrogen gas discovery, now exploring with modern technology.
First Lithium Limited (FL1): Lithium and Alkali explorer primarily active in Northern Chile.
Raiden Resources Limited (RDN): Resource exploration and development company, with a focus on precious and base metals in Europe. They are Ni Cu PGE miners in the WA Pilbara region and also involved in Copper-gold exploration in Serbia and Bulgaria.
Accelerate Resources Limited (AX8): Manganese miner in WA. Plus WA Li and Au and TAS Cobalt project.
Industrial Minerals Ltd (IND): Explorer and developer of high purity silica sands and quartz from WA's Bundury to Geraldon and Albany and Esperance. Also exploring for Lithium in WA's Pilbara region.
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