TSX Short Positions (January 08, 2007)
Short positions outstanding at Dec. 15, 2006 (with changes from Nov. 30).
Short positions outstanding at Dec. 15, 2006 (with changes from Nov. 30).
The TSX climbed 190.22 over the holiday shortened Dec. 21-29 period as all industry groups rose for the week, with materials and health care leading the way.
Every so often, a year is eventful enough to live up to its billing. In 2006, we saw some of the promised takeover battles that were supposed to enliven the previous five years; we saw some exciting d…
On the shoulders of its Marcona copper project in Peru, Chariot Resources (CHD-T, CHDSF-O) is aiming to build itself into the next mid-tier copper producer — no small task for any junior, let alone o…
Vancouver — Armed with a new report on its Rice Lake project, San Gold (SGR-V, SGRCF-O) has tallied an increased resource for its gold deposits located near Bissett, in southeastern Manitoba.
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$5,375/t.
COURTESY OF SCOTIABANK
BASE METALS (London Metal Exchange — Midday official cash/3-month prices, US$ per tonne)
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, Jan. 2, 2007 (change from Dec. 21 in brackets):
Vancouver — Before even finishing the first drill hole on its South Dolly Varden gold-copper project in Elko Cty., Nev., Consolidated Gold Win Ventures (CGW-V, CGWVF-O) felt compelled to share visual…
Vancouver — Underground drilling on the newly discovered Deacon zone at Brilliant Mining’s (BMC-V) Lanfranchi mine joint venture in Western Australia’s Kambalda region has cut additional high-grade n…
As stock markets in the United States paused to mark the death of former president Gerald Ford, investors were left to wonder whether or not the gains that sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a s…
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