AlphaMine ranks undervalued Canadian miners (TSX / TSXV) against their peers, then flags those with a catalyst approaching. The intersection of the two — a sweet spot — is the rare signal an allocator waits for: a name that's both cheap and about to move.
Independent · built in Québec · data from public filings, reviewed before publishing. Analytical information — not investment advice.
The rare signal: both conditions met the same day.
Knowing a stock is undervalued is half the work. The other half: knowing when it will move. Every day, AlphaMine reads mining press releases and extracts the catalysts — and every detection is reviewed by hand before it appears.
A resource upgrade, a closed financing, a completed phase: recent announcements that can trigger a re-rating.
Drilling that’s starting, an awaited study, targeted production: the milestones to watch and anticipate.
When an undervalued name meets an upcoming catalyst, AlphaMine flags a “sweet-spot” — the moment where “cheap” meets “about to move.” The starting point for a thesis.
No need to open forty reports: the universe is scored and sorted for you every morning.
The engine surfaces names that look cheap per ounce of reserve versus peers — a starting point to dig into, not a conclusion.
Know which producers turn unprofitable if gold, copper or uranium pull back.
The day's news on your names, summarized and categorized, without leaving the dashboard.
TSX/TSX-V mining companies and their public data: market, fundamentals, geology.
Every company is evaluated against its peers on margin, geology, valuation and jurisdiction.
Rankings, price sensitivity and the day's news, ready in your workspace.
No black box, no conflict of interest. A clear method applied to public data, reviewed before it's published.
“AlphaMine was born from a concrete need: an advisor who finances mining companies was looking for a way to compare juniors without spending hours in technical reports. What started as a custom tool became a full platform — every name scored by clear rules, against its peers, with no black box.”
— The AlphaMine teamEvery figure comes from public filings (NI 43-101, financial statements, MD&A) and passes a consistency check before it feeds a score. A completeness indicator shows what's verified.
Scores are relative and fully explainable: for every name, you see the “why this score”, criterion by criterion. Never a black box.
AlphaMine sells no securities, takes no brokerage commission and accepts no paid placement. The only interest is getting the ranking right.
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