Do You Qualify for a Ticker
Symbol in the US?

Dear Business Owner,

There are many good reasons for your non-US company to gain the ability to trade on US Capital Markets. A visible US presence can

• help you become acquired.
• give you legitimacy if you sell products in the US.
• enable your shareholders to sell stock in the US
• satisfy customers who insist you trade publicly before they will place large orders

Hello, I'm Stephen Brock, president of Foreign Company Listing, PubcoWhitePapers.com, Inc., and Go Public Today, Inc., a Registered Investment Adviser. My team members (as related services) and I have worked with over 150 companies during the last 15 years. I'm former president of the Nevada Business Journal. I've written over 100 white papers pertaining to public, private, domestic, and foreign companies.

Getting listing is much less expensive and less burdensome for foreign companies than for those based in the US. Foreign companies can achieve all the benefits of trading in the US without getting a ticker symbol on the Nasdaq or New York Stock Exchange.

In fact, some of the best-known companies in the world trade on the US Pink Sheets: Abbey National, Heineken, Nestlé, Nintendo, Rolls Royce, Volkswagen, Yukos Oil, BAA, BAE Systems, Cathay Pacific, Fortis, Peugot, L'Oreal, and Marks & Spencer are just a few.

If you're thinking of going public in the US as a foreign issuer, you're probably asking yourself a lot of questions right now:

"Does it make sense for me? Do I qualify? What steps must I take? What are my choices?"

I've written a White Paper specifically to answer those questions. It's short, clear, and to the point. No fluff or philosophy. Just a quick and helpful guide to start you on your path.

The paper reveals:

• the key SEC requirements of a foreign issuer
• 6 benefits of being a foreign issuer
• what to do if you don't qualify as a foreign issuer
• what sort of shareholder base you need, and how to get it
• the first decision you must make once you qualify
• the steps in the process of listing on the OTCBB or Pink Sheets

It's Free - all you have to do is fill out the form below and you can download the White Paper right away in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.

Sincerely,

Stephen Brock
President, Foreign Company Listing