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Vizsla Silver Corp stock to “Outperform”

BMO Capital Markets has recently initiated Vizsla Silver Corp (VZLA) stock to Outperform rating, as announced on January 24, 2025, according to Finviz.

Over the last six months, the stock has risen by 15.79%, and it has gained 6.28% in the previous three months. Currently, VZLA is trading at 9.64%, 16.82%, and 18.91% relative to its 20-Day, 50-Day, and 200-Day Simple Moving Averages, respectively.

Source – BOV News

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