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8 ASX Small Caps Ready to Rise: Buy Before they Boom

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Bitcoin is down over 50% with no buyers in sight, and Phil says it is not a flight to safety.
1. Talking Wealth Podcast: Stock Market Trading and Investing Education | Wealth Creation | Expert Share Market Analysis centers on 8 ASX small caps ready to rise, plus a Bitcoin market check. 2. Janine Cox hosts with senior analyst Philip Tortevsky and Pedro Benalas, both presented as Wealth Within market educators who read charts and select trades. 3. The episode asks where the next opportunities sit after the ASX top 20 has led 2026 and the small ordinaries has lagged. 4. Phil says the XTL S&P ASX top 20 is near new all-time highs around 5,200 while the small ordinaries has come off almost 10%. 5. He argues that this 10% correction in smaller stocks creates the kind of compression that can precede a move back toward 4,000 on the small ordinaries. 6. Pedro says the year’s story is resources, miners, and energy, with gold and silver already moving and other resource stocks still catching up. 7. He says the smaller resource names often follow the big players after the first move has already happened. 8. Phil introduces Lindsay Australia, or LAU, as a cyclical small-cap stock that has appreciated over the last couple of years and just reported a solid result with a dividend. 9. He says $0.60 is the key level for LAU and that a hold there could support a move back toward $1.00. 10. Pedro covers STN, a junior gold miner, and points to the biggest volume in the stock’s history since April 2025. 11. He says STN is forming a possible breakout pattern with $0.58 as the upside trigger and $0.44 as the downside line in the sand. 12. Phil says reporting season can shake psychology, but backtesting and clear sell rules help traders stay focused on strategy. 13. He recommends the book How to beat the managed funds by 20% for its trend-following approach and simple monthly trend lines. 14. Phil describes AMI as a trader’s stock rather than a growth stock and maps a range from about 18 cents to 66 or 67 cents. 15. He says a break above 35 to 36 cents could produce a cleaner run after roughly two years of base building. 16. Pedro discusses 29M as a copper, lead, zinc, and gold play, then warns that traders in falling stocks need stop losses and a monthly-chart perspective. 17. The Bitcoin discussion contrasts a free-falling crypto market with gold at all-time highs and uses historical cycle lengths of 30 to 33 months as a warning signal. 18. Phil says Bitcoin has already fallen 87%, 79%, and 51% in prior corrections and suggests history could still point to much lower levels. 19. The tone is technical, conversational, and classroom-like, with chart talk, price levels, and repeated reminders about risk management. 20. Listeners who want ASX small-cap setups and chart levels will get the most value; listeners wanting macro stock stories without technical detail may skip it.

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Chart-led ASX briefing that uses Bitcoin, gold, and Woodside as practical examples.

This episode follows a market the hosts think is lining up for its next move higher, and it stays narrow in a useful way by focusing on eight ASX stocks instead of wandering into broad market talk.

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