Copper,
gold, zinc, and silver assays caught the attention of more than a few
speculators Wednesday while a Samsung deal propelled a small tech stock. Here’s
some small stocks making big moves on Wednesday, September 23, 2015 (as of 4
pm EST):
Solvista Gold Corporation (TSXV:
SVV) shares climbed 125% to $0.045 on volume of more than 2 million
shares Wednesday after the resource exploration company announced the first
drill hole assay results from its ongoing 5,000 metre, 10-15 hole drill program
on the Talbot Property in Manitoba, which included 6.1% copper, 8.2 g/t gold,
5.0% zinc, and 112.1 g/t silver across 9.13 metres.
As well,
shares of Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (TSX:
IVN) slipped 12% to $0.78 as the resource projects developer said it welcomes
the announcement by the government of the Democratic Republic of Congo that it
is supportive of the ongoing transaction between Kamoa Holding Limited and
Zijin Mining Group Co., Ltd, that would see Zijin acquire 49.5% of the share
capital of Ivanhoe’s Kamoa Copper Project.
SENSIO Technologies Inc. (TSXV:
SIO) stock, meanwhile, continued to move higher Wednesday before slipping 10% to close at $0.135, a
day after the company revealed that pursuant to its April 2015 agreement with
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, 3DGO!™ is now available to Samsung Smart TV
owners across the Unites States and Canada.
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