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WIKI ANALYSIS
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This article describes a stock exchange on which stocks and other securities are traded. View articles referencing this exchange. |
The TSX Venture Exchange is one of two stock exchanges owned and operated by the TMX Group (the other being the Toronto Stock Exchange). It focuses on micro and small cap companies that do not satisfy the Toronto Stock Exchange's listing criteria. In essence, it is a public venture equity market that provides an opportunity for investors to be part of regulated venture investments.
The TSX Venture Exchange is well known for attracting resource companies, although stocks usually span a variety of sectors, including industrial, life sciences, technology and financial services. Originally founded in 1999 as the Canadian Venture Exchange, it was renamed the TSX Venture Exchange after being acquired by the TMX Group in 2001.[1]
Basic Information
- Owner: TMX Group
- Location: Calgary, Canada
- Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time (GMT-5)
- Currency: Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Exchange Symbols
- Google Finance: CVE
- Thomson Reuters: V
- Yahoo! Finance: .V
Market Information (as of 31 December 2007)
| Toronto Stock Exchange[3] | TSX Venture Exchange[3] | |
| Listed Issuers | 1,613 | 2,176 |
| Total Listed Issuer Market Capitalization | $2,094 billion | $58 billion |
| Volume Traded in 2007 (Number of Shares) | 96 billion | 53 billion |
| Value Traded in 2007 | $1,697 billion | $45 billion |
| Financings in 2007 | $48 billion | $11 billion |
| New Listings in 2007 | 207 | 366 |
Creating Articles for Stocks listed on the TSX Venture Exchange
To create an article for a stock listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, follow these steps:
- Type Stock:Company Name (CompanyTicker-V) into the Wikinvest search box and click Search.
- Click on the link adjacent to Be the first person to create the page.
- Type {{new_stock}}, [[Category:TSX Venture Exchange]] and [[Category:Investing in Canada]] on separate lines into the text box and click Save page to create the article.
