National Post (Canada) today
Dion Entertainment Corp. (DIO/TSE), up $1.99 to $4.99, on volume of 4.5 million shares. Bid.Com International Inc. (BII/TSE), down 75¢ to $14.80, on volume of 4.1 million shares. Dejour Mines Ltd. (DEJ/TSE), up 14¢ to 95¢, on volume of 7.8 million shares. Cybersurf Corp. (CY/ASE), up 11¢ to $1.81 on volume of three million shares.
Stock in online auctioneer Bid.Com finally fell 4.8% after seven consecutive sessions of gains that took the stock from $6.40 on March 18 to a 52-week intraday high of $17.60 on Friday.
Dejour, the most activity traded issue on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Monday, was again the number one traded issue. The stock has been gaining because of a 5% stake in Internet courier firm Internet.Documents.com. Dejour can increase its stake to 50% for $3.5-million (US). On the day Dejour rose another 17.3%.
On the Alberta Stock Exchange, Cybersurf rose 6.5%, and volume made the stock the second most heavily traded issue.
Dion, which is planning on online bingo site, gained another 66.3% and touched a 52-week intraday high of $5. For the nine months ending Sept. 30, Dion had gross revenue of $5.3-million and recorded a loss of $799,492.
Another Net bingo stock making a move was Network Gaming International Corp. (NGQ/VSE), up 45¢ to $1, on volume of 3.3 million shares. The shares were the second most heavily traded in Vancouver. Network Gaming will begin registering players for its online bingo site on Friday. |
