NIA’s New #1 Pick SAGA Gains 5% to $0.63
NIA's new #1 favorite overall stock suggestion for 2026, Saga Metals (TSXV: SAGA), gained by 5% today to $0.63 per share, a new high since NIA's suggestion!
If you click here to read about their titanium project acquisition from Rio Tinto and you click here to read about their brand-new Heavy Rare Earth Element project acquisition… 100% of all publicly traded natural resource companies would gladly make both acquisitions on the terms that SAGA negotiated.
SAGA is undervalued from its Radar Titanium Project alone where they have hit high-grade titanium on 100% of all reported Trapper Zone drill holes, but both of these acquisitions, especially the Heavy Rare Earth Element project acquisition, have a chance of becoming new flagship projects for the company.
It's almost like how Trio-Tech International (TRT) announced these new huge contracts in recent months related to Rivian (RIVN) EV chip testing for Infineon and AI chip testing for AMD, and only now is the market beginning to take notice… it will take a few weeks for the market to learn about SAGA's new acquisitions because nobody is really following it right now.
SAGA's footprint from 2025 drilling is definitely larger than the main Hill deposit at Critical Metals (CRML)'s Tanbreez. If you add Fjord and Upper Fjord to CRML's Hill footprint, the total of those three deposits may be slightly larger than SAGA's 2025 drilling footprint. CRML's overall footprint becomes larger than SAGA if you include Area B and Area C, but SAGA's Wolverine Project has Heavy REEs outcropping out of the ground in surface samples that far exceed the size of CRML's overall Tanbreez footprint.
In addition, SAGA is already adding onto their Wolverine REE Project by acquiring additional adjacent properties that have Heavy Rare Earth Elements outcropping out of the ground:
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