Is Titanium a Safe Haven? SAGA Competitor Empire Metals Hits New 5-Month High

If you read NIA's #1 most important report (click here to read) in history that we just published about our brand-new #1 favorite overall stock suggestion Saga Metals (TSXV: SAGA), we discussed how, "The only other publicly traded titanium company to make a recent new discovery and establish a maiden resource estimate has been Empire Metals (LSE: EEE), with its share price up by 3,777.97% in recent years."

Empire Metals (LSE: EEE) just hit a new five-month high this morning of £0.4075 per share, where its market cap is now US$360.70 million, after reporting yesterday that it discovered its "highest TiO2 grades reported to date", with its best drill hole being 51m @ 8.79% TiO2 from 0m (AC26TOM250).

Interestingly, Saga Metals (TSXV: SAGA)'s latest reported drill hole R-0046 at its Radar Titanium Project intercepted 54m @ 8.78% TiO2 and 0.415% V2O5.

SAGA's latest reported drill hole had nearly identical TiO2 grades to Empire Metals (LSE: EEE)'s newly reported best drill hole in history… and SAGA's Radar Titanium Project also contains vanadium.

Empire Metals (LSE: EEE) only has titanium without any vanadium or iron.

SAGA's market cap is about 1/10th of Empire Metals (LSE: EEE), which is absolute insanity… especially considering that SAGA is about to close on its acquisition of the Wolverine Heavy Rare Earth Project… the #1 most important new heavy rare earth discovery in the Greenland-Canadian Rare Earth Province.

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