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Resource Opportunities editor James Kwantes tracks where industry leaders are moving their cash and their shovels. Stay on top of which mining projects are attracting insider investment, and discover valuable insight into the backgrounds of both established and emerging market players.
 
James Kwantes is a former journalist who is now the editor and publisher of Resource Opportunities, an investment newsletter dedicated to identifying junior resource stocks with high upside potential. INK subscribers can use coupon code INK at resourceopportunities.com to get a US$100 discount on regular prices of US$299 for 1 year or US$449 for 2 years.
 
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From Goldman to Gold Man, it pays to be Thornton

As a former director, president and co-CEO of Goldman Sachs (GS*US), John Thornton had presumably developed a thick skin as well as a large wallet.

The uber-profitable U.S. investment bank - famously described as a "great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity" by Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi - has been a favourite target of critics on Wall Street and beyond even before the financial crisis shook the foundations of U.S. finance. (Thornton retired from Goldman in 2003.)

Ross Beaty beefs up junior holdings

Vancouver mining magnate Ross Beaty has been dubbed a "broken slot machine" for his track record of identifying mineral deposits, developing them and selling them to majors.
 
Beaty's latest scores were the sales last year of Augusta Resources, of which he was a 10% shareholder, to Hudbay Minerals (HBM) for $555 million and of his Lumina Copper to First Quantum Minerals (FM) for $470 million. His take from those two transactions alone was more than $165 million.

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