Drill core to decision.
Quinn reads §4.2 of every NI 43-101 and S-K 1300 the moment it hits SEDAR+ — distinguishing Measured & Indicated from Inferred, computing grade × thickness, and flagging Bonanza-grade intervals before the market reprices them.
What a mining investor gets.
A press release is not a resource. We read the disclosure the way a QP would.
Drill-Result Interpreter
NI 43-101 and S-K 1300 parsed automatically — best interval, grade × thickness, composite g·m, §4.2(d) cut-offs and capping, cited to the section.
NI 43-101 · S-K 1300M+I vs Inferred
The distinction that moves valuations — Measured & Indicated resources separated from Inferred, so you never mistake a hint for a reserve.
category-awareUS-Equivalent Disclosure
MJDS 40-F and S-K 1300 mapping for dual-listed juniors — read a Canadian filing the way a US analyst would, and vice-versa.
MJDS · 40-FFlow-Through (FTS) Credits
Flow-through share tax optimization and cross-listing tracking — the CA-specific mechanics US-only tools never model.
FTS · cross-listingQuinn reads it. The deterministic auditor checks its numbers.
Quinn interprets the disclosure — grade × thickness, M&I vs Inferred, cut-offs cited to §4.2. When you want to pressure-test a single filing, the Mineral Auditor recomputes its break-even cut-off from the company’s own costs, price and recovery, and flags drill results that aren’t representative. No language model in that path — just arithmetic. It computes; it doesn’t guess.
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