

ASX shares are having a good day on the market today, with the benchmark All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) lifting 1.02%.
And thatâs helping to drive some ASX All Ords shares to never-before-seen heights.
Letâs take a look at three stocks hitting their highest prices ever on Monday.
3 All Ords shares hitting record highs
Pilbara Minerals Ltd (ASX: PLS)
The Pilbara Minerals share price has taken off to yet another all-time high on Monday. The All Ords share lifted to trade at $4.62 today, marking a 2.66% gain.
Thereâs been no news from the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) lithium producer since it dropped its full-year earnings, detailing its maiden profit, on 23 August.
Though, its stock is now trading for 45% more than it was prior to the release.
Mineral Resources Limited (ASX: MIN)
Pilbara Mineralsâ fellow ASX All Ords and ASX 200 materials share Mineral Resources has also been on a winning run lately.
Its stock surged 13.6% on Friday amid rumours the company might be planning to spin out its lithium business.
And itâs lifting once more today on the back of an update from its Norseman Lithium joint venture (JV). The initial phase one drilling program completed by the company at the Buldania Lithium Project â part of its initial earn in under the JV Ââ has confirmed the presence of lithium.
The Mineral Resources share price hit an all-time high of $74 earlier today, marking a 3.5% gain.
Lovisa Holdings Ltd (ASX: LOV)
The final ASX All Ords share hitting a new record high is Lovisa. Stock in the jewellery retailer hit a high of $25.13 earlier today, representing a 5.8% gain.
It comes as Morgan Stanley ups its expectations for the company. The broker has kept its overweight rating for Lovisaâs shares and upped its price target to $27.25, my Fool colleague James reports.
That represents a potential 8.4% upside on the All Ords shareâs current record high.
Interestingly, Lovisa will soon join Pilbara Minerals and Mineral Resources in the ASX 200. It will be added to the index next week.
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