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Wednesday, 11/02/2016 6:27:09 AM

Wednesday, November 02, 2016 6:27:09 AM

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Lomiko Metals Inc (LMRMF)
OTC Stock Report: LOMIKO METALS INCORPORATED (LMRMF) Is Interesting Performer

The stock price of LOMIKO METALS INCORPORATED (OTCMKTS:LMRMF) recorded $-0.0003 in recent trading, touching $0.02 and getting interest from avid investors. It’s the latest price, but let’s analyze how the stock has been doing recently. In the past year, LOMIKO METALS INCORPORATED’s stock was big mover. According to the short interest report published recently, (LMRMF) had 400 shorted shares for 0 days to cover. The prior short interest was also unknown for a $N/A change. The 52-Week High and Low are noted here. -50.00% (High), 0.00%, (Low). The stock had 56,600 average volume.


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