MRdata

Read the hole,
not the headline.

Under every drill headline is a table of hole coordinates that almost nobody plots. Plot it, and you can see and interpret the results from the data, not from the company's voice.

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1 The deep hit

The best intercept is under 650 metres of dirt.

THE HEADLINE"12 m at 8.1 g/t Au. Exceptional high-grade discovery."

THE MODELOne hole. One intercept. 648 m below surface with nothing above it and nothing beside it. Whether that depth is minable for this metal is your call. That it is deep is not an opinion.

2 The postage stamp

Ten holes, all inside one football field.

THE HEADLINE"Multiple high-grade intercepts confirm significant gold system."

THE MODELEvery collar inside 90 by 70 m. Nothing tests strike, nothing tests continuity. Ten good holes in a patch that small is a good patch, not yet a system.

3 The one hole

One hole is 83% of the metal. The rest are the caption.

THE HEADLINE"36 m at 5.6 g/t Au headlines outstanding program."

THE MODELIntercepts drawn by grade times thickness, not grade. One bar. Four slivers. One nothing. The program is the one hole until the next program says otherwise.

Opening to the public

Reserve your spot. Then keep going, there is more.

The first companies plotted will be the ones you ask for. Leave your email and the tickers you want to see first.

One email when it opens, with your companies in it. No signals, no tips.

Two more below, then where it all goes

4 The width

36 metres along the hole. 12 metres through the rock.

THE HEADLINE"36 m at 5.6 g/t Au from 81 m."

THE MODELThe hole crosses a steep zone at an angle. Length along the hole is three times the thickness of the zone. The word that decides which number is real is the one usually missing.

5 The nearology

Two prospects, 690 metres apart, on "one trend."

THE HEADLINE"Drilling confirms a 2 km mineralised corridor linking Cutlass and Rapier."

THE MODELTwo clusters. About 100 m of drilled strike at one, 50 m at the other, and 690 m between them with no hole in it. The corridor is a line someone drew. The holes sit at each end of it.

Where it goes

The holes are the frame. Everything else lands on it.

Once every hole sits in space, the rest of the exploration record has somewhere to go. Rock chips and soils on the surface. A magnetic surface underneath, drawn as inference and never as fact. Every prior program, so you can see exactly where they drilled over the top of what they already had.

You bring the judgement. The model gives it the right drawing.