Every mining investor knows the feeling: the bought deal announced before the open, the 15% gap down, the warrants you didn't know existed. It was all in the filings — dated, priced, and predictable. OreLens reads them so you trade the supply calendar instead of being its exit liquidity.
OreLens was built by a Wall Street CEO who spent over a decade trading mining equities — and then years on the other side of the table, consulting and working with dozens of junior mining companies. He saw how the game actually works: the promotional interviews, the newsletter campaigns, the financings timed to retail enthusiasm. And he saw what was missing: a proper resource for making investment decisions in this sector.
Because the truth about a junior miner is never in the interview. It's in the balance sheet that's two raises from empty. It's in the warrant tranche struck below market. It's in the placement that free-trades on a specific Tuesday in November. That information is public — but it's scattered across hundreds of filings nobody has time to read.
We read them. Every night. And every number we show you links back to the filing it came from — so you never have to take our word, or anyone else's, for anything.
Trailing 60 trading sessions, live universe, grades recomputed nightly. Indicative, not a backtest — but it's computed from real positions you can verify.
Right now, A-grade names are beating F-grade names by 114.8 percentage points over 60 sessions. Knowing the difference is free right now. Not knowing it costs more.
Six tools built on one insight: in junior mining, dilution isn't random — it's dated, priced, and disclosed. Nobody else puts the whole calendar in one place.
Every junior raises before cash hits zero — usually with 1–4 months left. We compute the predicted financing window for every name, nightly, from runway, burn, and issuance habit. The market finds out at 8 a.m. on a Tuesday. You'll have known for weeks.
Dated unlocks from 4-month hold expiries plus predicted raise windows, aggregated into one forward tape. This is the sell wall, scheduled. Short it, dodge it, or size around it — but never be surprised by it again.
In-the-money warrants are supply that hasn't hit yet. Every tranche with strike, expiry, and overhang — so you know exactly where price gets capped and who's waiting to sell into your rally.
Runway, trailing dilution, warrant overhang, and insider alignment compressed into one nightly letter grade. F means the treadmill is running and you are the exit liquidity. A means clean structure and funded work.
Twelve purpose-built screens — Short Setups, Burn League, Serial Raisers, Coiled Springs, Raising Soon — each with mechanical criteria and a stated reason for every name on the list.
Every warrant tranche, unlock date, and cash correction links to the filing or release it came from, with as-of dates on every balance-sheet figure. When data is estimated, it says so. When it's stale, it says that too.
One email before the week opens: every name whose Raise Clock just turned red, every tranche of restricted paper free-trading in the next 30 days, and the new warrants filed last week — with strikes. The calendar the market trades on Monday, in your inbox Sunday night.
A single 15% financing gap on a $10,000 position costs $1,500. OreLens costs less than one bad fill — per year.
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