Small
stocks making big moves on Wednesday, January 14, 2015 (as of 4 pm EST), as
reported by Sean Mason, SmallCapPower.com
Espial Group Inc. (TSX: ESP)
shares powered 31% higher to $2 on volume of more than 2 million shares Wednesday
after the on-demand TV software and solutions provider announced that a
European Tier 1 Cable operator with 1.5 million pay-TV subscribers has selected
Espial as its primary RDK system integrator and software vendor for their next
generation 4K Hybrid DVB-IP set-top boxes.
As well,
shares of Harte Gold Corp. (TSX: HRT)
slid 19% to $0.065 as the gold junior reported assay results from the recently
completed nine hole in-fill drill program at the Jewelry Box Zone at its 100%
owned Sugar Zone property located north-east of White River, Ontario. Results
included 14.47 g/t over 4.05 metres.
Integra Gold Corp. (TSXV: ICG),
meanwhile, announced the results of a Preliminary Economic Assessment carried
out on its flagship Lamaque Gold Project in Québec. Highlights included a base
case pre-tax IRR of 77% and NPV (5% discount rate) of C$184.3M, with a life
of mine cash cost of $551 per ounce and all-in sustaining costs of $731
per ounce. Integra Gold stock moved up as much as 7% before ending up 2% at $0.23 following the announcement.
Finally, VANC Pharmaceuticals Inc. (TSXV: NPH)
shares rose 3% to $0.175 after the pharmaceutical company focused on the
Canadian generic drug and over-the-counter markets said it has placed inventory
purchase orders for 30 generic molecules with leading generic pharmaceutical
manufacturing partners. The company expects delivery of the products in Q2-2015.
