ASX Top 10 Momentum Stocks — Saturday 24 October 2026
Written by Christopher Hall, AdvDipFP | Authorised Representative, AFSL 526688 | October 2026
RAS Technology Holdings (ASX: RTH) leads the FMP Top 10 for the week ending 24 October 2026, ranked #1 on a +75% quarterly gain, ahead of Cettire (ASX: CTT) at #2 on a +97% quarterly gain and AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH) at #3 on a +219% quarterly gain, the largest on the list. Gold exploration is the leading theme, represented by three of the ten names (Dalaroo Metals, FMR Resources and LinQ Minerals), followed by copper, rare earths, automotive and health care with two each. The list shows heavy rotation: six of the ten companies are new to this week's list, five of them — RAS Technology Holdings, FMR Resources, LinQ Minerals, Mount Ridley Mines and FleetPartners — for the first time in the published FMP Top 10, with Bapcor returning, and six names from last week's list have dropped out.
Which ASX Stocks Led the Momentum List for the Week Ending 24 October 2026?
RAS Technology Holdings Limited (ASX: RTH) ranked #1 on the Finer Market Points ASX Top 10 momentum list for the week ending 24 October 2026, with a quarterly gain of +75% and 3 sessions on the Top 30. The table below sets out all ten names.
Rank | Company | ASX Code | Quarterly Gain | Days on List | Launch Pad Entry | Gain Since Launch Pad | Thematic |
1 | RAS Technology Holdings | RTH | +75% | 3 | 37 | +60% | Racing Data and Content |
2 | Cettire | CTT | +97% | 17 | 18 | +60% | Online Fashion Retail |
3 | AVITA Medical | AVH | +219% | 45+ | — | — | Medical Devices |
4 | FMR Resources | FMR | +58% | 33 | 36 | +35% | Copper / Gold Exploration |
5 | Micro-X | MX1 | +100% | 23 | 25 | +132% | Medical Imaging |
6 | Dalaroo Metals | DAL | +64% | 12 | 35 | +53% | Gold Exploration / Rare Earths |
7 | LinQ Minerals | LNQ | +72% | 31 | 35 | +29% | Gold / Copper Exploration |
8 | Bapcor | BAP | +105% | 42 | 45+ | +91% | Automotive Aftermarket |
9 | Mount Ridley Mines | MRD | +73% | 43 | 5 | +5% | Rare Earths / Scandium |
10 | FleetPartners Group | FPR | +80% | 30 | — | — | Fleet Leasing |
AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH) holds the largest quarterly gain on the list at +219%, up from +163.83% on the 17 October list, and moved from #7 to #3. Day counts are trading sessions and are capped at 45 in the source data, so "45+" means at least 45 sessions.
Which Themes Are Driving ASX Momentum This Week?
Gold exploration places three names, the most of any theme. Copper, rare earths, automotive and health care place two each, and racing data and online fashion retail place one each.
Which gold exploration stocks are on the list?
Gold exploration places three names: Dalaroo Metals (ASX: DAL, #6) at the Bondoukou Gold Ridge Project in Côte d'Ivoire, FMR Resources (ASX: FMR, #4) across copper-gold concessions in central Chile, and LinQ Minerals (ASX: LNQ, #7) at the Gilmore gold-copper project in central west New South Wales. Dalaroo also holds the Blue Lagoon Critical Minerals Project in southern Greenland. For a wider view of this theme, see gold explorers on the FMP momentum list.
Which copper stocks are on the list?
Copper places two names: FMR Resources (ASX: FMR, #4), which acquired the Los Warbos Project in Chile on 21 July 2026 and reported rock-chip samples up to 10.77% copper, and LinQ Minerals (ASX: LNQ, #7), whose Monza prospect returned 70.8 metres at 1.11% copper equivalent in its maiden drilling program. Both are explorers, so neither is a producer.
Which rare earths stocks are on the list?
Rare earths places two names: Dalaroo Metals (ASX: DAL, #6), through the Blue Lagoon zirconium, hafnium and rare earth system in Greenland, and Mount Ridley Mines (ASX: MRD, #9), which reported a scandium Inferred Mineral Resource of 946Mt at its Grass Patch Project in Western Australia on 26 August 2026. Mount Ridley makes its first appearance in the published Top 10; see Mount Ridley's Grass Patch scandium story.
Which automotive stocks are on the list?
Automotive places two names: Bapcor (ASX: BAP, #8), the automotive aftermarket parts and services group, which returns to the Top 10 after appearing on the 5 and 12 September lists, and FleetPartners Group (ASX: FPR, #10), a vehicle fleet leasing and novated leasing provider, which reported new business written up 8% year to date in its 13 July 2026 business update. Bapcor reported FY26 underlying EBITDA of $152.5 million on 27 August 2026 alongside a statutory loss of $431.6 million; see Bapcor automotive aftermarket momentum.
Which health care stocks are on the list?
Health care places two names: AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH, #3), the RECELL spray-on skin device maker, and Micro-X (ASX: MX1, #5), a portable X-ray imaging company that reported its FY26 result on 28 August 2026. For more on the first, see AVITA's run on the FMP Top 10.
Which other themes place a single name?
RAS Technology Holdings (ASX: RTH, #1) is the only racing data name. It supplies data, content and software to racing and wagering operators and reported FY26 revenue up about 34% to $28.4 million. Cettire (ASX: CTT, #2) is the only online fashion retail name, with a +97% quarterly gain and 17 sessions on the Top 30.
What Does This Week's Data Reveal About ASX Momentum Conditions?
This week's list is weighted to non-resource names. Six of the ten companies — RAS Technology Holdings, Cettire, AVITA Medical, Micro-X, Bapcor and FleetPartners — are outside resources, and four — FMR Resources, Dalaroo Metals, LinQ Minerals and Mount Ridley Mines — are resource explorers.
Measure | Reading, week ending 24 October 2026 |
First-time entrants to the published Top 10 | 5 (RTH, FMR, LNQ, MRD, FPR) |
Returning from earlier weeks | 1 (BAP, previously 5 and 12 September) |
Repeat from the 17 October list | 4 (CTT, AVH, MX1, DAL) |
Dropped from the 17 October list | 6 (AEV, RHT, M24, GL1, PSC, KOA) |
Largest quarterly gain | AVITA Medical +219% |
Smallest quarterly gain | FMR Resources +58% |
Every name on this week's list carries a quarterly gain of at least +58%. The smallest quarterly gain on the 17 October list was +7.41% (Prospect Resources), so the quarterly floor rose sharply week on week. Momentum lists of this kind are where base-building candidates surface; confirming a setup against the seven-point VCP criteria requires reviewing each company's own price chart, which sits outside the scope of this list-level weekly update.
How Did the FMP Launch Pad Perform This Week?
Eight of this week's ten FMP Top 10 companies carry a populated FMP Launch Pad entry — AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH) and FleetPartners Group (ASX: FPR) show no Launch Pad data this week. Micro-X (ASX: MX1) is the best performer since Launch Pad entry, up +132% over 25 sessions, followed by Bapcor (ASX: BAP) at +91% over 45 or more sessions. Across the eight companies, the average gain since Launch Pad entry is +58.1% and the average lead time is about 30 sessions (Bapcor counted at the 45-session cap), meaning, on average, Members who saw a name on the Launch Pad were positioned roughly 30 trading sessions before it reached this week's publicly visible Top 10. Mount Ridley Mines (ASX: MRD) has the shortest and smallest reading at +5% over 5 sessions, and RAS Technology Holdings (ASX: RTH) re-entered the Launch Pad 37 sessions ago for a +60% gain since.
What Did Members Receive Before This Article Published?
Finer Market Points Members received Thursday's full Top 30 momentum list and Launch Pad data at 2pm — more than 40 hours before this public article. That early access lets Members see which stocks are building momentum before they break into the public Top 10, including first-time entrants such as FMR Resources, LinQ Minerals and Mount Ridley Mines.
Members seeking the full proprietary research behind this list can also access the Momentum Profile. For the always-current leaderboard between weekly updates, see the ASX momentum leaders list for individual shares.
Who Writes the FMP Momentum Research?
Christopher Hall, AdvDipFP, Authorised Representative (AFSL 526688), writes and publishes this weekly ASX momentum research for Finer Market Points. Christopher Hall's analysis draws on Finer Market Points' continuously maintained momentum record — described in full under Sources below — and his background applying Mark Minervini's momentum methodology to the Australian market.
What are the top ASX momentum stocks this week?
RAS Technology Holdings (ASX: RTH) ranked #1 on the Finer Market Points ASX Top 10 momentum list for the week ending 24 October 2026, with a +75% quarterly gain, followed by Cettire (ASX: CTT) at #2 on a +97% quarterly gain and AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH) at #3 on a +219% quarterly gain.
What is a quarterly momentum stock?
A quarterly momentum stock is a company whose share price has shown a sustained percentage gain over the trailing quarter (roughly 90 trading sessions), reflecting persistent buying interest rather than a single-day spike.
How does FMP identify ASX momentum leaders?
Finer Market Points ranks every ASX-listed company on a proprietary momentum score that draws on price performance across more than one time window, then publishes the top 10 scorers as the FMP Top 10.
What is the Launch Pad list and how does it work?
The FMP Launch Pad is a separate daily top-30 ranking on a distinct momentum-derived metric, tracked independently of the weekly Top 10 — a company's appearance on the Launch Pad often precedes its appearance in the public Top 10, as this week's data shows for eight of the ten listed companies.
How can I get the momentum list before the market opens?
Finer Market Points Members receive the full Top 30 momentum list and Launch Pad data every Thursday at 2pm, more than 40 hours before this public Saturday article, via YouTube Membership.
Which ASX gold exploration stocks are on this week's momentum list?
Dalaroo Metals (ASX: DAL, #6), FMR Resources (ASX: FMR, #4) and LinQ Minerals (ASX: LNQ, #7) are the three gold exploration names on this week's FMP Top 10 for the week ending 24 October 2026.
Which ASX copper stocks are on this week's momentum list?
FMR Resources (ASX: FMR, #4) and LinQ Minerals (ASX: LNQ, #7) carry copper exposure on this week's FMP Top 10 for the week ending 24 October 2026.
Which ASX health care stocks are on this week's momentum list?
AVITA Medical (ASX: AVH, #3) and Micro-X (ASX: MX1, #5) are the two health care names on this week's FMP Top 10 for the week ending 24 October 2026.
What Sources Support This Week's Momentum Data?
# | Source | Type |
1 | Christopher Hall, FMP. FMP Momentum Profile data, 22 October 2026. | FMP proprietary data |
2 | RAS Technology Holdings Limited. FY2026 results and contract announcements, as reported by Finance News Network, SmallCaps and Morningstar, 2026. | External Research |
3 | Cettire Limited. ASX announcements, 26 February–4 August 2026. | External Research |
4 | AVITA Medical, Inc. Second Quarter 2026 Financial and Business Update, 6 August 2026. | External Research |
5 | FMR Resources Limited. ASX announcements, June–July 2026, as summarised by InvestSMART. | External Research |
6 | Micro-X Limited. FY26 Appendix 4E and Annual Report, 28 August 2026. | External Research |
7 | Dalaroo Metals Ltd. ASX announcements, April–September 2026. | External Research |
8 | LinQ Minerals Limited. ASX announcements, January–July 2026, as summarised by InvestSMART. | External Research |
9 | Bapcor Limited. FY26 Results Presentation, 27 August 2026. | External Research |
10 | Mount Ridley Mines Limited. ASX Release, "Scandium Resource Upgraded to 946Mt at the Grass Patch Project", 26 August 2026. | External Research |
11 | FleetPartners Group Limited. 1H26 results (7 May 2026) and 3Q26 business update (13 July 2026), as summarised by InvestSMART. | External Research |
Related FMP Educational Resources
Mark Minervini's VCP Criteria: The Complete 7-Point Checklist — Christopher Hall
FMP's ASX gold explorer coverage — Christopher Hall
Christopher Hall's reading of this week's rotation across resource and non-resource momentum names is drawn from Finer Market Points' own continuously maintained momentum record: weekly readings of every ASX-listed company since 2020, ranked on the same proprietary momentum score each week and written to a time-series register, now recomputed every day for Members. That standing record is the research Finer Market Points is built on, not an impression formed after the fact. It is general educational commentary and not a recommendation to trade any security.
Data note. This week's dataset was captured on Thursday 22 October 2026 before the market closed. The prices behind every percentage in this article are therefore intraday, not closing prices, and they will differ from Thursday's close and from Friday's close. The ranking, the thematic composition and the day counters are unaffected by that timing; the individual percentages should be read as accurate to the moment of capture rather than to any settled session.
This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
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