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Thursday was an interesting day on the markets, as energy continues to cool off and fears both China and Japan could be facing short-term credit market concerns spooked some analysts.
We are seeing a lot of sectors offering juicy opportunities, in particular, we see a range of stocks that are looking to breakout after long-term down trends, with some basic technical analysis and insights into recent moves, we can say these stocks are looking ripe for the picking.
Keep in mind we are focused on green transition stocks and we look at mining, minerals, energy, tech and infrastructure stocks related to net-zero.
Envirosuite Limited
This ASX-listed SAAS stock (ASX: $EVS) is focused on helping businesses understand their environmental impact, with real-time data analysis and intelligence, showing “impacts on communities in relation to noise, vibration, odour, dust, air quality and water quality.”
While tech companies are not usually in our eyeshot; this one is really interesting and has long-term potential for investors – if management can market their platform at scale.
The company is looking at reversing a long-term downward move with a spike in volume in recent days and could go above $1 in good course.
Pilbara Minerals Limited
This lithium giant, (ASX:$PLS) is one player to emerge in just the last few years- with the global battery metal-driven boom.
Pilbara Minerals could be in a good place for investors to enter, with the stock squeezing into a nice sideways triangle formation on our scopes.
After a downward move, on the back of poor sector sentiment, PLS is poised to move up again.
The company is making bank with excellent long-term supply deals to provide car manufacturers with lithium supply for years to come and is paying dividends.
Pilbara Minerals is providing much of the spodumene concentrate coming out of Western Australia – critical to the production of lithium-ion battery production.
A great opportunity for medium and long-term investors who believe the world’s rapid movement to EVs is the opportunity of a generation, which it is.
Askari Metals Limited
This battery metals mino is starting to look interesting.
ASX:$AS2 is a battery metals explorer hoping to hit rich deposits in African and Australian prospects.
The company is currently trading at .17c (+21% today) and is looking good for a run yp if our intel is to be believed. The chart looks great after some downward movements in recent months, however a credit raise may be needed soon.
The company is hoping to announce good news in the coming months, and is looking for lithium, Rare Earth Elements and copper-gold in Namibia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and New South Wales. A high risk, potentially very high return stock.
92 Energy Ltd
This uranium player is a potential winner if some of the uranium bros are to be believed.
We think it could do well in the coming months, as the uranium spot market has hit 15-year highs in recent weeks.
The company announced a high-grade uranium and copper drill result this month in Canada.
The share price looks like it is consolidating here before a potential runup on any more bullish uranium sector sentiment.
Note:
These stocks are related to Green Investing Co’s mission to provide insights and news associated with the movement towards a carbon-neutral economy.
These picks are typically ASX-listed stocks. However, we will also provide NYSE, TSX, LSE and other non-core Green investing stocks from time to time.
This website shines a light on how investors can capitalise on associated mining, metals, energy and tech industrial investments – as we move toward a carbon-free future by mid-Century.
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