MAGOR CORPORATION MGORF

RE:Pinnacle Digest on Magor

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From Pinnacle Digest 


....Its only fitting that on the first day of January's Stock Challenge a TSX Venture issuer, Magor Corporation (MCC:TSXV), outperformed every other stock or ETF in this month's challenge.

Magor: tech issuer continues December rally on TSX Venture Magor is a tech issuer on the TSX Venture which develops and markets visual collaboration software.

The company's Magor Aerus service delivery platform was created to provide entirely new ways of interacting with video to drive increased productivity. EdTech has been another hot sector in recent months and is an area this type of technology could potentially benefit.

After a devastating 2015 which saw its shares decline from $0.15 to a low of $0.015, the revenue growing tech stock caught fire in December shortly after announcing financial results for fiscal Q2 2016. Magor's shares ripped 31.58% higher to close at $0.25 per share on big volume of 1.23 million shares traded.

Little-known (that will change as we move forward SS) TSX Venture tech issuer Magor breaks out Magor was a completely forgotten, broken down TSX Venture issuer, until just recently. Between December 3rd and December 14th, Magor traded no volume on 5 occasions. The three days its shares did trade hands, 1,000, 61,500 and 40,000 shares were all that traded.

Now, since December 15th, Magor has averaged roughly 400,000 shares traded per day and as mentioned traded north of 1.2 million shares today.

What's more amazing, shocking really, is that Magor has only declined twice since December 3rd. So, after hitting its 52-week low of $0.015 on December 9th, Magor has risen nearly 20 times in value.

Its shares hit an intra-day high of $0.285 per share this morning.

From a trade value standpoint, the amount of capital flowing into Magor in recent weeks has not been startling. Trade value on any given day since December 15th has ranged from $10,000 to a high of $83,000 yesterday.

Today almost $300,000 exchanged hands as the stock continued to breakout.
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Rocketred2015 wrote: TSX Venture stock Magor outperforms amid chaos Written by Pinnacle Digest1,095,023 Pinnacle Professor January 4, 2016 While the TSX Venture spent almost every month in a seemingly endless, terminal decline in 2015, its holding up well in comparison to larger North American indices since late-December. The exchange lost 0.01 points, not even registering as a gain or loss, Monday after US indices sold off heavy. The Dow was down 350 points at one point, closing off 1.58% or 276 points at 17148, while the NASDAQ lost over 2% or more than 100 points. Its only fitting that on the first day of January's Stock Challenge a TSX Venture issuer, Magor Corporation (MCC:TSXV), outperformed every other stock or ETF in this month's challenge. Magor: tech issuer continues December rally on TSX Venture Magor is a tech issuer on the TSX Venture which develops and markets visual collaboration software. The company's Magor Aerus service delivery platform was created to provide entirely new ways of interacting with video to drive increased productivity. EdTech has been another hot sector in recent months and is an area this type of technology could potentially benefit. After a devastating 2015 which saw its shares decline from $0.15 to a low of $0.015, the revenue growing tech stock caught fire in December shortly after announcing financial results for fiscal Q2 2016. Magor's shares ripped 31.58% higher to close at $0.25 per share on big volume of 1.23 million shares traded. Little-known TSX Venture tech issuer Magor breaks out Magor was a completely forgotten, broken down TSX Venture issuer, until just recently. Between December 3rd and December 14th, Magor traded no volume on 5 occasions. The three days its shares did trade hands, 1,000, 61,500 and 40,000 shares were all that traded. Now, since December 15th, Magor has averaged roughly 400,000 shares traded per day and as mentioned traded north of 1.2 million shares today. What's more amazing, shocking really, is that Magor has only declined twice since December 3rd. So, after hitting its 52-week low of $0.015 on December 9th, Magor has risen nearly 20 times in value. Its shares hit an intra-day high of $0.285 per share this morning. From a trade value standpoint, the amount of capital flowing into Magor in recent weeks has not been startling. Trade value on any given day since December 15th has ranged from $10,000 to a high of $83,000 yesterday. Today almost $300,000 exchanged hands as the stock continued to breakout.