A strong rally on the Thursday following the U.S. election took American equity markets higher during the reporting period Nov. 3-9, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 3.5% to finish at 10,386.37 and the S&P 500 index up 3% at 1,164.08.
Rebounding commodities aided the junior-mining dominated S&P-TSX Venture Composite Index in closing out the Nov. 3-9 trading period at 1631.05, up almost 33 points from last week’s close. Average daily trading volumes over the session were just be…
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The following is the second of two exclusive excerpts from Fraudulent Fortune, a novel privately published in 2003. The author is a geologist and staff writer with The Northern Miner. The 233-page paperback version costs $10 plus shipping ($2.50 i…
The following insider trading transactions were recently reported by the Ontario Securities Commission in the OSC Bulletin:…
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Ned Goodman is chairman of Dynamic Mutual Funds and CEO of Dundee Bancorp and Dundee Wealth Management. He has almost four decades of investment experience as a securities analyst, portfolio manager and senior executive. He has a reputation as one…
After earning a bachelor of commerce degree from Concordia University in Montreal, and later working as a chartered accountant with a large Canadian firm, Gregory Wilkins joined Barrick in 1981.
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The Toronto Stock Exchange edged 3.81 points higher to end the Nov. 3-9 report period at 8,845.16. The gold index rose 4.4% to 221.20 points, as the yellow metal entrenched itself above the US$430-per-oz. level, closing at US$432.65 per oz. in New…
For the 12th consecutive year, there were no fatalities in the western Canadian mineral exploration sector in 2003, according to a report published by the British Columbia and Yukon Chamber of Mines.
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