SAGA Gains 7.87%, GSPR Gains 3.45%, CUPR Gains 3.51%
Saga Metals (TSXV: SAGA) gained by 7.87% today to $0.48 per share. Their footprint of REE Ash Flows at the Wolverine Heavy Rare Earth Project is 26 sq km, one of the largest in the world. Today’s confirmation (even without assays being ready yet) that the prospective REE-bearing volcanic ash tuff unit was intercepted for 169 metres, when we previously only had proof from approximately 900 metres of RC drilling in 2025 of a potential near-surface layer of 25m-50m, means Rare Element Resources (REEMF), assuming they have even seen the news yet, is most likely extremely upset right now that they didn’t advance this project because it could have potentially added an additional billion dollars to their market cap. Altius Minerals (TSX: ALS), which is the smartest-run prospect generator in the world, is definitely very upset right now that they no longer have their royalty in Wolverine, which was previously called Nuiklavik when ALS staked it and sold it to REEMF. The market is still pricing in $0 value for Wolverine. SAGA hit $0.98 per share in January prior to even announcing its deal to acquire Wolverine! We must be the only people in the world who actually do research on REEs and understand how the industry works.
We feel bad for people who own shares of Critical Metals (CRML) and USA Rare Earth (USAR). Both are excellent shorts, and none of the investors in these companies have a clue yet that SAGA exists. They are being tricked by CNBC into buying SPAC deals where CNBC is enriching their friends at firms like Cantor. This feels exactly like when we were screaming about One Stop Systems (OSS) at $2.15 per share and Trio-Tech International (TRT) at $3 per share, while everybody else was buying BigBear.ai (BBAI) at $8+ per share and SoundHound (SOUN) at $20+ per share because that’s what CNBC said was good.
GSP Resource (TSXV: GSPR) gained by 3.45% today to $0.15 per share, and initial drilling results from its two projects located directly adjacent to the Highland Valley Copper Mine, Canada’s #1 largest producing copper mine, should be ready within days:
Super Copper (CSE: CUPR) gained by 3.51% today to $0.59 per share as we approach drilling results coming in early October. Apeiron Investment Group (backed by billionaires Christian Angermayer and Peter Thiel) added significantly to its position in recent months at prices significantly above the current share price:
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