Precious-metals companies may have taken a hit during the Jan. 10-14 trading week but for companies with iron ore, copper, uranium and potash assets, the numbers looked pretty good. The TSX Composite index climbed 191.76 points or 1.45% to…
The resource-heavy TSX composite index closed the holiday-shortened Jan. 4-7 week for a loss as commodity prices pulled back from record territory on generally positive U.S. economic news that sent gold into a tailspin.The index fell 170.92…
The first trading week of the New Year saw the Dow Jones industrial average edge up 97.25 points to 11,674.76 while the S&P 500 index rose 13.86 points to 1,271.50. The Nasdaq composite was up 50.3 points to 2,703.17. Twenty-seven miners on…
Date Jan. 10 Jan. 7 Jan. 6 Jan. 5 Jan. 4 High LowTSX Composite 13245.12 …
DIVIDENDSCompany Div. Pay Record ($) Date DateMosaic 0.05 Aug 19 Aug…
as of 9 a.m. ET. Aug. 23, 2010 (%)Bank of Canada 1.00Target overnight rate 0.75Canadian Prime 2.75U.S. Discount Primary 0.75U.S. Fed Funds market…
Australia (A$) Aug 24 Aug 17 ChangeAquila Resources 8.3 8.69 -0.39Bendigo Mining 0.18 …
CANADIAN/U.S. EXCHANGE (Bank of Canada noon rate)Date Jan 10 Jan 7 Jan 6 Jan 5 Jan 4US$ in C$ 0.9925 …
Fund name Jan. 10 Dec. 31 Change Change YTD MER* Assets* ($) …
Short positions outstanding at Dec. 31/10 (with changes from Dec. 15/10).Largest short positionsUranium One UUU 32985856 …
Short positions outstanding at Dec. 31/10 (with changes from Dec. 15/10).Largest short positionsTournigan Energy TVC 4571600 2291600Great Western Minerals …
Vancouver – The shortened first week of trading in the New Year saw the S&P TSX Venture Exchange experience a slight hangover after the holiday rally, down 62.46 points between January 4 and 7 to end the period at 2225.39 points.
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