Toronto Stock Exchange (February 07, 2011)
The resource-laden TSX composite index rose 179 points, or 1.4%, over the Jan. 24-28 report period as unrest in the Middle East sent gold and oil higher at the end of the week.
The resource-laden TSX composite index rose 179 points, or 1.4%, over the Jan. 24-28 report period as unrest in the Middle East sent gold and oil higher at the end of the week.
Like the prices of gold and oil, the S&P-TSX Venture composite index had a bumpy ride over the Jan. 24-28 period, managing a slight gain. The index ended up 2.74 points at 2,268.32. Volume was in line with recent weeks, with an average of…
While earnings continued to come in better-than-expected during the Jan. 24-28 trading week, worries that Egyptian unrest may spread across the Middle East sent many stock indexes falling. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 48.14 points to…
Date Jan. 31Jan. 28Jan. 27Jan. 26Jan. 25HighLow
Short positions outstanding at Jan. 15/11 (with changes from Dec. 31/10).
Short positions outstanding at Jan. 15/11 (with changes from Dec. 31/10).
CompanyDiv.PayRecord($)DateDate
Australia (A$)Aug 24Aug 17Change
Advanced PrimaV0.230.400.250.350.11
Trelawney Mining and Exploration (TRR-V) has raised expectations in a short period of time. So much so that the latest drill results, that would be the envy of many junior gold explorers, failed to impact the company’s stock value.
The overall resource at Gold-Ore Resources’ (GOZ-T) Bjorkdal gold mine in Sweden has grown by more than 50% from the previous estimate reported last March.
Sunridge Gold (SGC-T) has released assays from the first four of 35 holes drilled to define the Debarwa copper-gold-zinc VMS (volcanogenic massive sulphide) deposit at its Asmara project in Eritrea.
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