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TSX & TSXV small caps leading the week — November 5, 2026

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Homerun Resources, Reklaim and Heliostar Metals led this week’s small-cap momentum screen. But their daily moves show that weekly gains can come with sharp reversals.

This November 5, 2026, screen ranks the supplied TSX and TSXV stocks by their reported one-week change. Homerun Resources led with a 44.74% gain, followed by Reklaim at 42.31% and Heliostar Metals at 30.65%. The table includes all 12 stocks, along with daily moves, market caps and sectors where provided. Prices and market caps are in Canadian dollars. “—” means no sector was supplied.

RankCompany (ticker)PriceMarket cap1D1WSector
1Homerun Resources Inc. (HMR.V)CA$0.550CA$41.0M+3.77%+44.74%—
2Reklaim Ltd (MYID.V)CA$0.370CA$52.2M-7.50%+42.31%Information Technology
3Heliostar Metals Ltd (RGC.V)CA$0.405CA$51.5M+15.71%+30.65%Materials
4Saga Metals Corp. (SAGA.V)CA$0.398CA$33.5M+7.43%+30.33%—
5Aurora Cannabis Inc (ACB.TO)CA$7.310CA$456.5M+1.39%+28.02%Health Care
6Adex Mining Inc (ADE.V)CA$0.120CA$84.7M-4.00%+26.32%Materials
7Brunswick Exploration Inc (BRW.V)CA$0.235CA$59.3M+11.90%+23.68%Materials
8Profound Medical Corp (PRN.TO)CA$9.900CA$361.7M+1.33%+22.37%Health Care
9Verdera Energy Corp. (V.V)CA$0.330CA$26.1M-4.35%+22.22%—
10Tucows Inc. (TC.TO)CA$17.430CA$191.3M+1.87%+21.42%Information Technology
11Vector Science and Therapeutics Corp. (PAIN.V)CA$2.010CA$317.4M-0.99%+20.36%—
12First Canadian Graphite Inc. (FCI.V)CA$0.670CA$25.8M+19.64%+17.54%—

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Investor takeaway: This screen shows recent price momentum, not company quality or future performance. For Canadian retail investors, the gap between weekly and daily returns is a reminder that short-term gains can quickly reverse. The figures don’t explain what drove the moves.

Homerun Resources: +44.74% for the week

Homerun Resources had the biggest one-week gain in the 12-stock screen. Its reported daily move was +3.77%. Reklaim, in second place for the week, fell 7.50% that day.

Bull case

The leading stocks posted strong weekly gains, and several also rose on the day.

Bear case

Two of the top six stocks fell on the day despite strong weekly gains. Momentum can be volatile, especially among smaller companies.

Homerun Resources leads the weekly screen

Homerun Resources Inc. (HMR.V) topped the list, with a reported price of CA$0.550 and a market cap of CA$41.0 million. The stock gained 44.74% over the week and 3.77% on the day. The screen doesn’t provide a sector or explain the move, so treat these figures as a snapshot, not evidence of a specific catalyst. See the Homerun Resources stock page for more information.

Reklaim’s weekly gain came with a daily pullback

Reklaim Ltd (MYID.V) ranked second, gaining 42.31% over the week. Its reported price was CA$0.370, and its market cap was CA$52.2 million. The stock fell 7.50% on the day, the largest daily decline among the top six. That contrast shows how a strong weekly return can coincide with a sharp daily drop. The screen lists Reklaim in Information Technology but doesn’t explain either move. Read more on the Reklaim stock page.

Heliostar and Saga round out the top four

Heliostar Metals Ltd (RGC.V) gained 30.65% over the week and 15.71% on the day. Its reported price was CA$0.405, and its market cap was CA$51.5 million. The screen lists it in Materials.

Saga Metals Corp. (SAGA.V) was close behind, with a 30.33% weekly gain and a 7.43% daily rise. Its reported price was CA$0.398, and its market cap was CA$33.5 million. No sector was supplied for Saga. The figures show how the two stocks performed, but not what drove their gains. Visit the Heliostar Metals stock page and Saga Metals stock page.

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Published: November 5, 2026
Last Updated: November 5, 2026

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