Junior Market stocks had a B week ending Friday, led by Spur Tree Spices, which surged 35.85 percent. The top ten performing stocks advanced between 6.29 and 35.85 percent, while the ten biggest losers fell between 8.81 and 16.09 percent. Looking ahead, the ICInsider.com twelve-month forecast for Junior Market stocks for 2026 to 2027 is led by Kintyre Holdings, projected to gain 1,076 percent.
Caribbean Assurance Brokers is second in the ICTOP10, with the potential to increase 471 percent, followed by Express Catering at 279 percent after rising more than 16 percent this past week. All ten stocks in the forecast are projected to gain at least 140 percent.
Among the week’s winners, Spur Tree Spices led by a wide margin, with a gain more than double the second-placed stock. Caribbean Cream came next, rising 16.61 percent, with second quarter results due next week, Express Catering followed with 16.47 percent. Honey Bun rose 15.48 percent and Jetcon Corporation gained 12.15 percent. EduFocal advanced 10.53 percent and CAC 2000 added 9.47 percent. Knutsford Express Services rose 8.9 percent, Mailpac Group gained 6.91 percent and Atlantic Hardware rounded out the top ten with a gain of 6.29 percent.
On the losing side, Dolphin Cove fell 16.09 percent, followed by R.A. Williams Distributors, down 14.67 percent, following a solid September run with a gain of 90 percent and Lumber Depot, falling 14.61 percent. GWest Corporation declined 14.08 percent and Caribbean Assurance Brokers lost 12.5 percent. Main Event Group fell 10.53 percent, while One on One Educational Services and AMG Packaging each dropped exactly 10 percent. ISP Finance Services slipped 9.91 percent, and FosRich Company lost 8.81 percent.
ICInsider.com’s forecast Kintyre Holdings as the dominant stock with projections, of 1,076 per cent over the next twelve months, on the assumption that trading in the stock will resume. That is more than double the projection for the second-placed stock, and reflects the stock’s extremely low price. Caribbean Assurance Brokers follows with potential gains of 471 percent, with Express Catering at 279 percent and could be better with the company now charging interest on its intercompany loan that will raise profits above forecast. Caribbean Cream is in at 220 percent and R.A. Williams Distributors at 197 percent. Interestingly, this stock was listed at a $1 in 2024 and was oversubscribed but profits for the 2026 first quarter is more than 50 percent of the 2024 profits. MFS Capital Partners sits with potential of 190 percent, K.L.E. Group at 170 percent, Main Event Group at 165 percent, Omni Industries at 153 percent and Fontana 143 percent.
Comparing the past week with the forecast shows a mixed picture. 
Caribbean Cream and Express Catering both posted weekly gains and are also forecast to be among the best performers, so the recent momentum is consistent with the outlook. By contrast, Caribbean Assurance Brokers, R.A. Williams and Main Event appear among this week’s biggest losers, each is projected to gain between 165 percent and 471 percent.
If ICInsider.com’s compilations are close to the actual outcomes, the declines could represent buying opportunities. Investors ought to remember that forecasts are projections rather than guarantees and that short-term volatility on the Junior Market can be sharp.