INVESTING AT ITS BEST 
Chapter I. 
A MODERN PLAN OF INVESTMENT. 
HE financial experience of the last few decades has 
-L proved conclusively that safety of capital 
cannot be secured, nor regularity of income relied upon, 
unless a systematic plan of investment is adopted. 
The vast majority of private investors have suffered 
heavy losses, and this mainly through not adopting any 
sound and systematic investment plan. Indeed, even 
Banks and Insurance Companies might have been com 
pelled to write off far less for the depreciation of their 
securities, had they been bold enough to apply new prin 
ciples, when selecting investments for a considerable 
portion of their capital. 
These facts are so widely known that to prove them 
here by actual examples would be superfluous. Recog 
nising that such losses are largely avoidable, the 
Managers of the Investment Registry, Limited, have 
designed and perfected a system of investment which 
can be applied to any amount of capital, whether large 
or small, in the hands of reasonable investors. 
This system has now been adopted in practice by 
thousands of investors during a number of years, with 
results acknowledged to be entirely satisfactory. This 
booklet explains its working. 
Investment not Speculation.—Those investors who 
imagine that sound investment can produce large profits