Oil and gas ‘showed’ some shareholders the money Friday, while rare earth claims captured speculator interest.
Stockhouse Canadian Small and Micro-cap Stock Report for Friday, November 20, 2009
TORONTO (SHfn) – Oil and gas ‘showed’ some shareholders the money Friday, while rare earth claims captured speculator interest.
Petro Vista Energy (TSX: V.PTV, Stock Forum) shares surged 32% to 25 cents on Friday after the oil and gas explorer reported that it has reached total depth at its Noellia #1 (the first of several planned wells) recently drilled in the Lower Magdalena Valley Basin Colombia, La Maye Block. The well encountered several oil and gas shows and has been cased for future testing. The company holds a 25% participating interest in the block.
As well, shares of Western Troy Capital Resources (TSX: V.WRY, Stock Forum) added 37% at 41 cents as the junior explorer announced that it has recently made application for 48 claims in the Strange Lake Area of Quebec. A peralkaline, granitic pluton, which is associated with the Strange Lake granitic intrusion, hosts the B-Zone and the Strange Lake Rare Earth deposit.
Coalcorp Mining (TSX: T.CCJ, Stock Forum), meanwhile, said it has begun coal shipments using its own rail cars through the Fenoco rail line (of which Coalcorp owns an 8.43% interest), to ship its coal from La Francia mine to a sea port in the Santa Marta area of Colombia. The coal was shipped pursuant to one of Coalcorp's short-term coal sales contracts. Coalcorp stock popped 36% to 19 cents.
And, Victory Nickel (TSX: T.NI, Stock Forum) late Thursday announced that the third-party review of the feasibility study on its 100%-owned Minago project in Manitoba is now complete, and the feasibility study is on track for completion in early December. Its shares jumped 14% to 12 cents on Friday.
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