VANCOUVER — After enjoying a brief early-week rally during the July 9 to 13 trading period, the S&P TSX Venture Composite Index pared gains, closing down 2% or 24.4 points at 1,184.25. Uncertainty surrounding the Eurozone crisis and…
The TSX Composite Index rallied at the end of the July 9-13 period but still finished lower than where it began, shedding 145 points to finish at 11,514.53 points. After a six-day losing streak the Index managed a rebound on July 13 thanks to…
The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average erased losses for the week in the last hour of trading as better than expected economic data from China lifted investor sentiment. The country clocked year-on-year growth of 7.6% during the…
VANCOUVER — Frustrated investors are increasingly resorting to proxy battles as share prices languish, with Maudore Minerals (MAO-V) and Roxgold (ROG-V) two of the latest to see a shareholder revolt.
U.S. markets were in positive territory before closing mid-week for the July 4 Independence Day holiday, but moved into negative territory again after disappointing jobs data demonstrated that nonfarm payrolls added just 80,000 jobs in…
VANCOUVER — The S&P TSX Venture Composite Index managed a 20.36-point gain in the shortened July 3 to 6 period to end at 1,211.35 points after two days of gains and two of losses. The climb came despite low volumes, averaging 59…
The holiday shortened July 3-6 period was by no means a strong one for the senior board, but it could have been worse. The TSX Composite Index fell 68 points to 11,659.96 points with the sell-off coming amidst a flurry of bad news.
TSX Short Positions Short positions outstanding at June 30/12 (with changes from June…
VANCOUVER — The S&P TSX Venture Composite Index declined for another week in the June 25-29 period, though losses were limited to 15.04 points after a late rebound that had the index close at 1,190.99 points. Volume climbed by a few…
VANCOUVER — U.S. equities jumped late in the week following news that European leaders had agreed to distribute rescue funding directly to troubled national banks, which marked a key victory for Spain and Italy where borrowing costs where…
The TSX Composite Index fell 223 points to 11,596.56 for the June 25-29 period as investors were skeptical that the latest European Union summit would agree upon concrete measures to tackle the region’s debt crisis.
The following are the warrants of mining-related stocks trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange:
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