Finer Market Points: ASX Top 10 Momentum Stocks: 27 Nov 2023

Nov 27, 2023

GHY SHN NNIS TTG6 VVMM FFL1 STK FND IDT NASDAQ:AZL

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:

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.

Sunshine Metals Limited (SHN): Mining company with various projects, including gold, copper, and base metals, across Australia.

Nickelsearch Limited (NIS): Focused on the exploration and development of nickel deposits in Western Australia.

TG Metals Limited (TG6): WA miner focused on Ni, Li, Gold in Lake Johnston Greenstone Belt.

Viridis Mining and Minerals Limited (VMM): Exploring gold, Ni, Cu, PGE, and Kaloin-halloysite assets in Canada and WA SA and NSW.

First Lithium Limited (FL1): Lithium and Alkali explorer primarily active in Northern Chile.

Strickland Metals Limited (STK): A mineral exploration company focused on gold, copper, Zi, Pb, and Silver in Western Australia.

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.

IDT Australia Limited (IDT): A Melbourne-Based pharmaceutical manufacturing and development company produced for local and international markets.

Arizona Lithium Limited (AZL): Arizona Lithium Limited is a lithium miner with two primary projects:

Sedimentary Project (Arizona, USA): This project focuses on the extraction of lithium from sedimentary deposits in Arizona, USA.

Brine Project (Saskatchewan, Canada): In Saskatchewan, Canada, the company is involved in extracting lithium from brine sources.

These projects aim to supply the growing demand for lithium, a crucial component in batteries used in electric vehicles and renewable energy storage systems.