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by Will Purcell

The critical and specialty minerals stocks box score for Thursday was a mediocre 96-86-128 as the TSX Venture Exchange lost one point to 978. Fortune Minerals Ltd. (FT) was a busy trader today, adding 1.5 cents to 21 cents on 3.34 million shares in silence. "Building the next critical minerals producer," its website blathers, although the company's pace at its Nico cobalt, bismuth, copper and gold project remains slow. The 33-million-tonne reserve grades 0.11 per cent cobalt, 0.14 per cent bismuth and 0.04 per cent copper, with 1.03 grams of gold per tonne as a kicker.

Ian Harris's Copper Giant Resources Corp. (CGNT) lost one cent to 64 cents on 1.12 million shares. The company has expanded its resource footprint at the Mocoa project in Colombia with assays from two directional daughter holes drilled off two mothers completed earlier this year. The more mineralized of the two siblings revealed 0.31 per cent copper and 0.05 per cent molybdenum across a 411-metre interval, while the other managed a 291-metre intercept that graded 0.27 per cent copper and 0.044 per cent molybdenum.

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