When an investor goes to a mining trade show, they are always bombarded by promoters who tell them about what an amazing property their mining company has...have you ever noticed how everybody claims the same thing So what guidelines can you use to determine if their claim is true, or if it is just a hole in the ground owned by a liar? The National Instrument 43-101 is the standardized vehicle of disclosure for all mining projects in Canada. The NI 43-101 prevents mining companies and their promoters from providing misleading and fraudulent information to the investing community. Investment firms, mutual funds, and banks will only commit capital to a mining company after reviewing the NI 43-101, and this book will help you to quickly and easily review and analyze the NI 43-101 for all mining companies listed on the mineral exchanges-just like the professionals This book is written in plain English by a mining expert and covers important concepts such as: *Requirements for disclosure to the investor *Preliminary Economic Assessment *Qualified persons, what can they do for you? *Drilling operations *Sample preparation and security *Role of resources and reserves *Location of the property This book also includes a glossary of important mining terms and a comprehensive list of abbreviations that you will encounter when reading mining reports. The Mining Investor's Guide To The National Instrument 43-101 is published in Large Print for ease of reading, but is pocket sized so you can easily take it with you while on the go.