Wednesday’s HotCopper Trends: Star in strife, Ordell’s gold delight | April 2, 2025

The Market Herald
04-02

The ASX has been up 0.15% at 7,937 points this morning.

Real Estate has been the leading sector in the green, followed by Telecommunication and Discretionary. Materials has been the poorest, followed by Energy and Staples.

Star Entertainment (ASX:SGR) has been the most watched on HotCopper forums today after the casino operator failed to secure a $750M lifeline from Salter Brothers. The Star is still in a trading halt; its attention is now shifting to U.S. casino giant Bally’s Corporation in a last roll of the dice to raise funds.

Buru (ASX:BRU) has also been trending on news the company executed a Strategic Development Agreement with Clean Energy Fuels Australia for the Rafael Gas Project.

Rounding out the most discussed: Ordell Minerals (ASX:ORD), on significant assay results from recent Reverse Circulation drilling at its Barimaia Gold Project near Mount Magnet in the Murchison region of Western Australia.

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