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SAGMF | CEO Returns After Stock Rises From $0.28 to $0.70 | What Changed Since October

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Saga Metals says Trapper zone assays beat Hawkeye, including 13.3% titanium dioxide over two meters.

1. Marathon Money Podcast episode "SAGMF | CEO Returns After Stock Rises From $0.28 to $0.70 | What Changed Since October" centers on Saga Metals and the Radar project. 2. Kenny Coins hosts Mike from Saga Metals, while Mike explains the company’s drill results and project plans as chief executive in the discussion. 3. The episode asks what changed since October and whether Saga Metals can turn recent market attention into drilling progress, assay results, and a resource estimate. 4. Kenny says viewers on Reddit, Facebook groups, YouTube, and Instagram kept asking when Mike would return after the stock moved from about $0.28 to about $0.71. 5. Mike says the market reaction is "extremely validating" and ties it to several years of work on the Radar project and the company’s broader asset base. 6. He says crews are mobilizing again after the holidays, the drill is expected back up this weekend, and a second drill is being considered within about six weeks. 7. Mike says Saga Metals began drilling the property in early 2025 and used the Hawkeye zone as a maiden exploratory program to prove titanium, vanadium, and iron mineralization. 8. He says the Trapper zone sits about six kilometers from Hawkeye and showed larger geophysical anomalies than the central part of the property. 9. Mike says the company built an access trail off an old forestry road so an excavator could move a drill into the western part of the property without relying on helicopters. 10. He says the January 2 assay release from holes 8 and 9 produced the highest grades to date, including 9.4% titanium dioxide in a half-meter sample and 13.3% in a two-meter sample. 11. Mike says the new core correlation is strong enough that Saga Metals can move from half-meter sampling to two-meter sampling for later work. 12. He says the company plans to complete drilling in the first half of 2026 and release the report in the second half of the year. 13. Mike says Saga Metals raised upwards of $9 million in Q4 and completed an oversubscribed brokered offering for $6 million. 14. He says the company is adding team members in January and using a Newfoundland-based drill contractor with the capacity to handle a second drill on site. 15. Mike says recent articles from mining.com reinforce the importance of titanium because China and Russia still dominate mining and processing of many critical minerals. 16. He says the United States imports arguably over 90% of the titanium alloy used in fighter jets, missiles, and satellites. 17. Mike says the project’s risk mitigation started with choosing the asset itself, including road access, a nearby town, a deep water port, a viable airstrip, and hydroelectric power. 18. He says the summer trail network over Trapper Zone reduced helicopter dependence and gave the company more control over schedule, weather exposure, and costs. 19. The tone is technical and forward-looking, with Kenny pressing for timelines, financing details, and risk controls while Mike answers in a straightforward operational style. 20. Investors focused on critical minerals and resource-development timelines would likely follow this closely, while listeners seeking broad market commentary may skip it.

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