New Money Making Opportunity
The
Growth And Use Of Secondary Capital (New Money)
Creates Unprecedented Wealth In This New Age Of Possibility!
In the new open
world economy, the markets have a freer play in judging currency values.
And, as civilizations get more efficient in the processing of information,
a government's control of money will be even less of a force in the
nation's economy.
We will experience
a profound monetary change in the coming millennium and it will
create an age of possibility such as the world has never known!
Today's high speed
computers and fiber-optic communications are dramatically changing the
nature of financial transactions and the way we do business.
The definition of
old money, as learned in Economics 101that money is a store of
value and a medium of exchange in the form of paper and coinswill
be replaced by a new one of today's information age.
The new mints and
engravers won't be the central bankers as we've known, but companies
like GE, AT&T, and Visa.
And they will include
a myriad of smaller entities, both here and abroad, which supply the
informational ingredients of money. Information about who earned a credit
yesterday, or who can be trusted to pay back a debt tomorrow.
The "new money,"
no longer defined by the agricultural and industrial ages, is less a
medium of exchange and more a measure and comparison of value, controlled
almost entirely by the free market.
The implications
of moving from "old money" (paper & coins) to an electronic
measure of value are dramatic!
Innovative organizations,
using the latest in information technologies, are leading us to the
time when every producer will have the ability to instantaneously locate
parties that want their product and parties that have what they needpossibly
eliminating money entirely as a medium of exchange.
Today, paper money
is no longer a store of value for us. We choose to store our wealth
in other forms, like stocks and bonds, and many other financial instruments
that derive value from the underlying assets.
Money stored in
a stock is backed not by the full faith and credit of the government,
but by the publicly-traded stock. The stock derives its value from the
corporate asset it represents, from the opinions of financial analysts,
and from shareholders who own the company.
So today money functions
as a measurement, a way of communicating value in a common language.
As the tools of the electronic age permit companies to create more and
more financial instruments (secondary capital), our options will increase.
As money continues
to evolve into measurement systems, the implications are dramatic. The
growth and use of secondary capital will create unprecedented wealth
in this new age of possibility!
There
Are Many Forms Of Secondary Capital
Secondary
capital or "new money" can be defined as any financial
instrument that measures and communicates value in a common language.
Today's
electronic, information age increasingly creates more options
and opportunities. And money, as we have known it, is rapidly
evolving into various measurement systems.
The
growth of competing monetary systems as well as every conceivable
kind of secondary capitalstocks, bonds, options, warrants,
derivatives, commercial paper, lease-backs, accounts receivable,
gift certificates, frequent-flyer miles, custom contracts, TV
promotions, trade marks/copyrights, area-naming rights, corporate
sponsorships, luxury-suite licenses, celebrity-backed annuities,
private credit cards, smart cards, unused production capacities,
due bills, scrip, trade dollarscollectively become the new
money of the next century. |
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