The World Money Show London • 14-15 November 2008 Learn how to make more informed investment and trading decisions to manage your assets more confidently, and ultimately, more profitably, by attending The World Money Show London, 14-15 November 2008, at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre. This is your best opportunity to learn how to improve your knowledge of investing, trading and world markets from world-class experts. These investment gurus will bring you the latest intelligence available on market trends, shares to buy and sell, top-performing sectors, spreadbetting and where the hottest places are to invest in now. Attendance is FREE! Register today! Confirmed Speakers Include: Jim Rogers Louisa Bojesen Alpesh Patel Clem Chambers Chris Gilchrist Nigel Milton Sandy Jadeja Michael Hewson ...and over 50 more! Your FREE Registration Includes: • Gain practical education from world-class experts who bring you the latest intelligence available so you can gather great investing ideas and improve your trading skills for a more profitable portfolio in 2009. • Get global market perspective viewpoints from experts around the world on market trends, shares to buy and sell, top-performing sectors, and what’s hot and what’s not. • Bring home ideas from your fellow investors on what is working for them now. Some of the investing ideas, and trading strategies come from your colleagues. • Compare and evaluate the latest tools for investing and trading face-to-face with representatives who have proven strategies to improve your market performance at the Exhibition Hall.

Highlights of The World Money Show London More than 3,000 investors – hailing from Mongolia to Iceland – attended the recent World Money Show in London in 2007. There, they took part in more than 40 workshops and panel discussions, heard from 50 of the top trading and investing experts, and had the opportunity to visit the vast exhibit hall and meet over 50 exhibitors from companies across the globe. Register NOW for The World Money Show, London 2008 Watch as David Stevenson discusses new opportunities in US real estate Sponsored By Recommendations for a Global Portfolio Fresh from The World Money Show London—here is a sampling of what the nation's top investors are buying: Buy Recommendations iShares MSCI Brazil Index (NYSE: EWZ) Carlton Delfeld, managing director, Chartwell Partners and editor, ChartwellETF.com iShares MSCI Australia Index (NYSEArca: EWA) Carlton Delfeld, managing director, Chartwell Partners and editor, ChartwellETF.com WP Carey (NYSE: WPC) Neil George, editor, Personal Finance Colonial BancGroup (NYSE: CNB) Marguerite (Meg) McMullen, president and CEO, New England Research and Management iPath MSCI India Index ETN (NYSE: INP) Tom Lydon, president, Global Trends Investments Reliance Group (NSE: Reliance.ns) Rajiv Shah, head of equities, First Trade India Renesola (LSE: SOLA) Nigel Milton, editor, Investing for Growth UltraShort FTSE Xinhua China 25 ProShares (Amex: FXP) David Stevenson, editor, www.tracker101.com For More Investing Opportunities (Note: These recommendations were made at the Money Show, London, November 30 - December 1, 2007. For current views from the expert(s), visit their MarketResource page). Markets, Sectors, and Hot Investments l Around the World with the Adventurous Investor David Stevenson, who writes the “Adventurous Investor” column for the Financial Times, shared some of his contrarian thoughts on global investing, including his bullish view for real estate in the US. l India’s Growth Will Remain Strong In an exclusive interview at the London World Money Show Deepak Lalwani, director, Astaire and Partners, Ltd., said he believed India’s tremendous growth will continue—and suggested how to play it. l The Upside of a Slowdown Justin Urquhart Stewart, co-founder of Seven Investment Management, offered an upbeat look at the benefits of the current economic turmoil. Register NOW for Upcoming Shows The Money Show Washington DC • Washington, DC 11/6/2008 - 11/8/2008 Wardman Park Marriott Hotel The World Money Show London • London 11/14/2008 - 11/15/2008 Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre Advice from a Global Guru l It’s the End of the World—and I Feel Fine William Bonner, founder and president, Agora Publishing, Inc. opened the London World Money Show by telling attendees that the day of reckoning has arrived, but it’s not, well, the end of the world. Global Investing Strategies l Learn to Trade Futures from the Pros Danielle Dycus, director, sales and marketing, CME Group, hosted an expert panel that  discussed the advantages and potential pitfalls to becoming a successful futures trader… l Today’s Hottest Global Markets and Sectors Moderator Nicole Pedersen-McKinnon, editor of the Australian Financial Review Investor Section, hosted a panel of international experts as they discussed their favorite investment themes and countries. l India: Profiting from Asia’s New Investment Tiger Moderator, Tom Lydon, president of Global Trends Investments and his panel of global experts told attendees of the opportunities as well as the risks in the still-hot Indian market. l Where to Find High Yield Moderator Mark Glowrey, director of Stockcube Research Ltd., and his panel of fixed-income experts took attendees through a comprehensive look at some unique income investments. l Asset Allocation Is Critical Chris Gilchrist, editorial director of EveryInvestor.co.uk, led a panel discussion of advisers and experts discussing the key role of asset allocation for investors. l Down but not Out—Bargain Hunting in the US Moderator Howard Gold, executive editor, MoneyShow.com, and his panel of international financial pros shared their reasons for the continued attractiveness of the US economy and financial markets—and recommended ways to play it. Our 2007 Show Sponsors Platinum Sponsor: Country Hosts: Country Hosts: Country Hosts: Best of Show Sponsors About the Editor Nancy Zambell is a long-time proponent of increasing investor wealth through personal responsibility. She is the editor of the investment newsletter, UnTapped Opportunities, and a regular contributor of timely investment articles to a host of additional financial publications. Read More | Feedback