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Independent research. Transparent scorecards. No IR relationships, no pump — just the technical report, the numbers, and a clear verdict. Every company is evaluated on management alignment, geology quality, capital structure, catalyst proximity, and comparable acquisition value.
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Mining Stock Report is an independent research desk focused exclusively on junior mining equities — explorers, developers, and near-term producers listed on the TSX, TSX-V, ASX, AIM, and CSE. The site exists for one reason: most retail investors in this sector lose money because the research they rely on is written by people paid to promote the companies they cover. We are not one of them. We hold no investor-relations contracts, accept no company-funded coverage, and publish every position we own with its entry price, target, stop-loss, and exit date.
Every company we cover is run through the same five-factor Verdict Framework: management skin-in-the-game (measured from SEDI insider filings and option issuance), project geology quality (from NI 43-101 technical reports — grade, resource classification, continuity), capital structure health (warrant overhang, dilution history, working capital runway), catalyst proximity (how close the next material news event is), and comparable acquisition value (P/NAV against recent M&A transactions in the same jurisdiction and commodity). Each factor is scored 1–5, summed into a composite score out of 25, and mapped to a single verdict: BUY, WATCH, or AVOID.
Scorecards are dated and versioned — when a thesis changes, we publish a new scorecard rather than quietly editing the old one. That's what accountability looks like in a sector where too many research providers disappear their mistakes.
Who This Is For
- Self-directed investors with $25K–$250K in speculative mining exposure
- Anyone who has been burned by a newsletter pump and wants a second-opinion framework
- Generalist investors trying to evaluate a mining stock for the first time
- Experienced resource investors looking for a disciplined screen before a full dig
Who This Is Not For
- Day-traders — our timeframes are months to years, not minutes
- Subscribers looking for hot tips without reading the underlying work
- Company IROs seeking paid coverage — we don't sell it