Industrial 

• competent, experienced management with strong commitment to the company 
• history of growth and profitability - growth in both revenue and earnings of at least 30% per annum 
• strong likelihood of future growth (company and industry) 
• healthy working capital position and manageable level of long-term debt 

• must have at the very least a drill-indicated mineral resource and either the potential to expand and upgrade the resource significantly, or to take the existing deposit into production (preferably the company would have several mineral properties that meet these criteria). 
• competent, experienced management with strong commitment to the company 
• healthy working capital position and ability to meet upcoming obligations (property payments, exploration and development expenditures, etc.) indicated by the capacity to arrange further financings without significantly diluting the positions of its shareholders 
• must have a market capitalization which is very low relative to other mining companies with similar deposits in terms of size, grade, metallurgy, location, etc. 

• must be actively developing its existing properties or expanding production through strategic acquisitions while at the same time increasing cash flow per share 
• competent, experienced management with strong commitment to the company 
• history of growth in production, revenues, and cash flow of at least 30% per annum 
• strong likelihood of future growth 
• must have a solid portfolio of properties such that operations are not solely dependent on one play 
• healthy working capital position and manageable level of long-term debt (less than 2 times annual cash flow) 

2. How many companies do you write about? 
We published concise reviews of 4 companies in each monthly issue of The Buy Low, Sell High!, typically 3 industrial companies (including high-tech, bio-tech, forestry, etc.), and a resource company(including precious metal, base metal, industrial mineral, and oil & gas). Each issue also contains an editorial section where our senior analysts discuss recent market trends and other topics relevant to subscribers. 
 

3. Who selects the stocks for inclusion and what are his/their credentials and background?
The final decision to include a company in The Buy Low, Sell High! is made by the editor, Al Budai, who holds a Bachelor's of Commerce degree from the University of British Columbia. Mr. Budai is a Certified General Accountant and is a member in good standing with the Certified General Accountants Association of B.C. He has almost two decades of experience in the stock market and in analyzing the financial performance of companies. Prior to launching CanStock, Mr. Budai held senior accounting and auditing positions with two of Canada's largest accounting firms. 
 

4. How and when will I receive my issues if I subscribe?
There are 3 ways that you can receive your subscription to The Buy Low, Sell High!: First Class Mail, E- mail, and Fax. The Buy Low, Sell High! is published monthly (11 issues per year including a combined July/August issue). E-mail and fax subscribers normally receive their issues on the first day of each month after normal trading hours. Printing of the issue is completed over the following 3 days and the mailout to first class mail subscribers is typically completed within 4 to 5 business days of the fax and email distribution. E-mail and fax subscribers also receive a final printed copy by first class mail. Those investors who require information on the most timely basis possible prefer the e-mail and fax methods of receiving their issue.
 

5. Do you provide periodic updates on previously featured companies? 
Yes, Each issue includes updates on financial results, share consolidations, stock splits, amalgamations, drilling results, acquisitions, normal course issuer bids, and more, with respect to companies featured in the previous 12-15 issues of The Buy Low, Sell High!
 

6. Do you feature newly listed and/or emerging companies? 
Absolutely, in fact The Buy Low, Sell High! has consistantly identified newly listed companies which have become tomorrow's success stories, long before most brokers, analysts, and the general investment community even heard of them. However we ensure that all of these companies still meet all of our stringent inclusion criteria.
 

7. What makes The Buy Low, Sell High! different from other newsletters? 
Two things, true independence from the companies we feature, and our inclusion criteria. As mentioned earlier, we do not accept fees, shares, options, warrants, products, or any other benefit from the companies we feature. You can be assured that we have no ulterior motive when we present a company review. You receive the facts! As you are aware, The Buy Low, Sell High! features only those industrial and oil & gas companies which have a strong financial position and exceptional growth in earnings and/or cash flow. Mining companies must have a strong asset base and an excellent likelihood of either increasing their mineral resources or advancing their properties to the production stage.