This Saturday February 12th ¢ 1:00 - 3:30

Carson Graham High School, North Vancouver
Doors Open 12:30 pm

Michael Campbell is British Columbia's most respect-
ed business analyst. He is best known as the host of
_ Canazrla’s top rated business show - Money Talks -
heard across the country on the WIC radio network.
He is the Chief Business Analyst for BCTV and the
national Canada Tonight broadcast. He is the busi-
ness analyst for the Vancouver Sun and writes the
lead business colurnn three times a week.
He has written the National bestseller titled Cooking
the Books with Mike: Michael Campbell's Favourite 50
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Chris
Carter
ScotiaMcLeod's Chris
; Carter lives and works in
North Vancouver. He spe-
cializes in providing
* investment consulting
and retirement planning
for individual investors
who have retired or are
planning for their secure
retirement. Because of
the fluid nature of the Canadian job market, he has assisted
numerous clients through the process of early retirement
and continues to oversee their accounts.
Chris is also the business commentator on the BCTV
Morning News, contributing live reports weekdays from
5:30am to 8:00am. He is a regular contributor to the busi-
ness section of the North Shore News, publisher of the
Prudent Investor newsletter and has recently published a
special report for Canadian facing an early retirement pack-
age from their employer. His newsletter, special reports and
market commentary are available free at

paskchris' r. 2

David
Briggs

My approach is based
on the “value” philoso-
phy pioneered by Dr.
Benjamin Graham, the
father of vatue investing
and the author of The
Intelligent Investor. The
basic concept is to buy
securities trading below
their estimated intrinsic

value. Put into practice, this would typically mean buying

securities: .

* trading at a substantial discount to Cundiil's estimate of

net value; and

within acceptable debt to equity levels

The approach is asset oriented and requires a longer-term

perspective... and patience. The major benefit is re!atively

lower volatility. ;