The miners landed on Pete Najarian’s radar after his heat seeker identified unusual action in this name – Jaguar Mining.“The March 6 calls are extremely active in Jaguar Mining,” he says. “This is a name I’d keep my eye on."“Back in November they talked about exploring strategic alternatives then the CEO stepped down in December,” he adds.Sounds like Najarian thinks strategic alternatives are back on the table. And he's not the only one. According to published reports , China’s Shangdong Gold Group could be a potential buyer.

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