Nowhere to Hide, Venture Drops 8% in 5 Days
The TSX Venture is now firmly in bear market territory and may be teetering on the edge of a larger collapse. Canada’s junior exchange is
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The TSX Venture is now firmly in bear market territory and may be teetering on the edge of a larger collapse. Canada’s junior exchange is
Inflation running wild, crashing US equities in mid-January and then again in late February appears to have spooked many speculators. As a result, we continue
The January ‘shake out,’ as it’s being dubbed, spooked speculators on the TSX Venture. As a result, trading activity was in free fall, declining to
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Total financings raised came back with a vengeance in November – more than doubling from October’s total – to finish with $892.6 million, according to
The TSX Venture opened for trading above 1,000 for the first time since February this morning. The TSX was strong also as the TSX Cannabis
After averaging more than $1 billion per month in total financings raised for all of 2021, financing activity on the TSX Venture finally collapsed. September
After a dismal July, which saw total financings on the TSX Venture fall to about $725 million, just over $1 billion flowed into the coffers
The total volume of shares traded and financing activity on the TSX Venture recorded a steep decline month over month in July 2021. While par
While the summer doldrums have market liquidity moving lower, investors are still writing checks. Total financings raised on the TSX Venture in June managed to
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Despite May typically being a weaker month for the TSX Venture, trading statistics point to bullish activity. After falling to almost 900 in mid-May, the
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