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Top penny stocks on the TSX & TSXV — November 10, 2026

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The November 10 screen covers energy, health care, real estate and materials. Daily moves ranged from a loss of 8.47% to a gain of 22.00%. It reflects reported prices and market capitalizations, not a recommendation or an assessment of business quality.

This screen ranks 12 TSX and TSXV listings by the market-cap figures provided. Prices and one-day and one-week changes are shown in Canadian dollars and percentages as reported. The table is the full shortlist for November 10, 2026. A stock’s daily move can differ from its weekly return, as the energy and materials listings below show.

CompanyTickerPriceMarket cap1D1WSector
Akita Drilling Ltd.AKT.TOCA$3.400CA$198.4M-1.45%-6.85%—
CareRx CorpCRRX.TOCA$3.050CA$196.6M-1.61%-9.23%Health Care
Lycos Energy Inc.LCX.VCA$1.490CA$196.5M+11.19%-9.15%Energy
Northcliff Resources LtdNCF.TOCA$0.270CA$195.7M-8.47%-1.82%Materials
King Copper Discovery Corp.KCP.VCA$0.610CA$195.4M+22.00%+23.23%—
Maple Gold Mines LtdMGM.VCA$2.620CA$194.6M+2.75%+6.07%Materials
Genesis Land Development Corp.GDC.TOCA$3.450CA$194.1M+0.00%+2.37%Real Estate
Mega Uranium Ltd.MGA.TOCA$0.500CA$192.5M+9.89%+12.36%Energy
PPX Mining CorpPPX.VCA$0.240CA$191.3M+9.09%+9.09%Materials
Sintana Energy IncSEI.VCA$0.330CA$190.5M-2.94%-9.59%Energy
Black Mammoth Metals CorpBMM.VCA$4.220CA$190.2M+1.69%+6.03%Materials
Auro Metals Inc.AURO.VCA$1.480CA$190.1M+2.07%+4.23%—

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Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, this screen is a starting point for research, not a measure of fundamentals. The figures show recent price moves and market capitalization, but not liquidity, financial health, project status or valuation. Penny and small-cap stocks can be volatile. Check current company disclosures and trading conditions before making decisions.

King Copper Discovery gained 22.00% in one day

King Copper Discovery Corp. (KCP.V) had the biggest one-day gain in the screen, and rose 23.23% over the week. These are historical figures, not a forecast.

Bull case

King Copper Discovery and Mega Uranium both gained over the day and week shown. Those returns describe recent performance; they don’t tell you what will happen next.

Bear case

CareRx and Sintana Energy were among the companies down over the week. Short-term declines can continue, and the figures provided don’t explain what drove them.

King Copper Discovery leads the daily move

King Copper Discovery Corp. (KCP.V) was priced at CA$0.610, with a reported market capitalization of CA$195.4M. It led the shortlist with a 22.00% one-day gain and rose 23.23% over the week. The table shows its recent returns but doesn’t explain the move or provide details about its projects.

Lycos Energy rebounds on the day, but remains lower for the week

Lycos Energy Inc. (LCX.V) was priced at CA$1.490, with a market capitalization of CA$196.5M. It gained 11.19% for the day but was down 9.15% for the week. A strong session can look different from the broader weekly trend. The data labels Lycos as an energy company but doesn’t explain its price moves.

Northcliff Resources and Maple Gold show different materials-sector sessions

Northcliff Resources Ltd (NCF.TO) had the largest daily decline in the screen, falling 8.47% to CA$0.270. It was down 1.82% for the week. Maple Gold Mines Ltd (MGM.V) moved in the other direction, gaining 2.75% for the day and 6.07% for the week, to CA$2.620. Both are listed as materials companies, but their returns don’t reveal what’s happening with their projects or finances.

A broader shortlist includes health care and drilling

Akita Drilling Ltd. (AKT.TO) was priced at CA$3.400, with a market capitalization of CA$198.4M. It fell 1.45% for the day and 6.85% for the week. CareRx Corp (CRRX.TO), listed under health care, was priced at CA$3.050 and fell 1.61% for the day and 9.23% for the week. These companies add health care and drilling to a shortlist dominated by energy and materials. The figures alone aren’t enough to compare their businesses.

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Published: November 10, 2026
Last Updated: November 10, 2026

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