SILVERAXIS - TODAY IN SILVER

It is very likely that I will be attending The 2nd Annual Smartinvestment Junior Mining Conference that is scheduled for Saturday, November 1st, 2008, to be held at the Siena Hotel and Casino in Reno, NV. If you would like to meet me in person or just see what this conference is all about, I would like to invite you to attend. Please review the following details and let them know that Tom from SILVERAXIS sent you.

This event includes a brunch that will be served at 11:00am, and a full dinner buffet served at 5:00pm, followed by an open bar. In this intimate setting seven junior mining companies have been invited as sponsors, with four presentations scheduled during the meals. All participants are encouraged to exchange opinions and information, and chat with representatives of the sponsor companies.

All interested individuals are welcome to participate however seating is limited to just 100 people, and advance registration is required. Tickets may be ordered for just $30 per person.

Reservations may be confirmed at this link:

http://www.smartinvestment.ca/html/2008RenoDeposit.html

The conference coordinator has blocked out a number of rooms at the Siena Hotel at a discounted rate of just $99 per night. To reserve a room at the special conference rate, quote the code: 0810SMARTI when you make your booking with the hotel.

For more information, please feel free to contact the conference coordinator:

Mike Kachanovsky
mike@smartinvestment.ca
647-880-7335
www.smartinvestment.ca

Silver stocks trashed
Barry Sergeant
Moneyweb
August 8, 2008

This article is self-explanatory. It’s not pretty, but we should periodically look pain in the face. After all, no pain, no gain. The one consolation prize is that most of my “widows and orphans silver stocks” have outperformed the group. That is, if being down an average of 40% from 12-month highs can be considered outperforming anything. Silvercorp (SVM.TO) and Impact (IPT.V) have been brutalized in particular, but not for necessarily any good reason. As such, I’d put these two toward the top of a shopping list. A careful, measured shopping list.