CTLI, SHNL jump, CPMCF dips

Compress Technologies Inc. (Pink Sheets: CTLI) achieved a new 52-week trading high late Monday afternoon by gaining 1,233.33 percent to $2.00, on a modest 2,000 shares. Compress Technologies, Inc., is a Pompano Beach, Florida-area technology based company, which has acquired VMSK Technology as well as the rights to Nano Technology, MSB, 3PRK and other technologies.

Shentang International, Inc. (SHNL.OB) leaped 600 percent Monday afternoon to 3.5 cents, on volume of 28,500. The stock’s 52-week trading range runs from half a cent to $2.525. The Chinese-based Shengtang engages in design, source for production and sale of glass products, which are used as festival gifts, home decorations and craftworks

Coastal Pacific Mining Corp. (CPMCF.OB) plummeted 38.67 percent in price to 19 cents in Monday trading, on volume of 50.15 million shares. The stock’s 52-week trading range has peaked around 82 cents. The Calgary-based miner announced it has completed $1,000,000 of a $2,000,000 private financing for operations and exploration of its properties. 

Tags: consumer discretionary, Energy Stocks, technology, Technology Stocks

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