Tidal Wave of Investment Dollars Hit TSX Venture
The TSX Venture is enjoying historic capital inflows by way of private placements or financing activity. While the bloom of January highs has come off,
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The TSX Venture is enjoying historic capital inflows by way of private placements or financing activity. While the bloom of January highs has come off,
2021 is poised to be a stellar year for the Canadian economy, and, by extent, the TSX and TSX Venture. According to Bloomberg, “Gross domestic
After getting smoked in early March, losing about 10% in four trading days, the TSX Venture is crawling back. The exchange poked its head above
Blockchain/cryptocurrency companies on the TSX Venture are performing exceptionally well this year. According to data from the TMX Group, there were 16 blockchain/cryptocurrency companies listed
The TSX Venture is having one of its best starts to the year yet, both in terms of average market capitalization and financing activity. Long-time
2021 may turn out to be the “Year of the Small-Cap” if this month is any indication. We’re a little over two weeks into the
The TSX Venture cleared 900 again in early trading Wednesday. The exchange put in an epic run in 2020 and shows no signs of slowing
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It goes without saying that 2020 has been one of the most volatile years for small-cap investors yet. But, the best time to buy the
The TSX Venture is enjoying a speculative buying frenzy across multiple markets. I haven’t seen this level of speculation on the Venture in a long
The gold price and related equities remain under pressure as 2020 comes to a close. It remains a frustrating period for many investors, despite the
Last week, the TSX Venture had one of its biggest rallies of the year, soaring ~9.5% from approximately 678 to roughly 742. While gold played
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