Imagine if poor More than enough not It would shake up our so possibly forever!
folks in America, and
globally had a few million
or billion bucks even?
to listen to their governments,
pay lawyers, own land, buy homes
and have economic clout.
called balance of economic power
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by Joe B. Poor folks with millions or dollars or more? Able to cast economic clout to what they deem important (you know minor things) such as housing, education, health technologies, alternatives to incarceration and the death penalty, mental health for those who need it not warehousing. There's so many simple ways less expensive in the long run than how we do things now. Problem is most people with more than enough cash How can poor folks fight back when voting boxes get lost, destroyed, votes not counted or worse discounted My answer isn't as new as it sounds and isn't radical but it does take time, patience, and strong nerves to pull off what at first seems daunting but will later become easier when practiced over time. N.A.S.D.A.Q.. Here's a short history of the 'NAS: As the world's largest electronic stock market, Nasdaq® is not Rather, trading is executed through Nasdaq's sophisticated computer and telecommunications network, which transmits real-time quote and trade data to more than 1.3 million users in 83 countries. Without size limitations orgeographical boundaries, Nasdaq's "open architecture" market structure allows a virtually unlimited number of participants to trade in a company's stock. Reader's of my work already know where I'm 'goin with this, for those who don't, stop scratching your heads and keep reading.] Today, Nasdaq lists the securities of nearly 4,100 of the world's leading companies and each year, continues to help hundreds of companies successfully make the transition to public ownership. 1961 Congress authorizes the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study of fragmentation in the over-the-counter market. The SEC proposes automation as a possible solution and charges the NASD with it implementation. 1971 On February 8, Nasdaq begins trading. 1984 Small Order Execution SystemSM (SOESSM) becomes ready for use to execute small orders automatically against the best quotations-making greater volume and efficiency in trading 1990 SelectNet®, an online screen negotiation and execution service debuts, enhancing opportunities for finding and executing transactions at the best prices at greater volume than allowed by SOES. 1994 Nasdaq surpasses the New York Stock Exchange inannual share volume. 1997 Final phase for implementation of Order Handling Rules. 1998 In conjunction with The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, Nasdaq announced a partnership to provide investors worldwide with information about their respective markets on a new, joint Internet Web service. 1999 Nasdaq becomes the largest stock market in the U.S. by dollar volume and repeatedly breaks share and dollar volume records. In June, Nasdaq signed an agreement in Tokyo with Softbank Corporation, jointly capitalizing a new company-Nasdaq JapanSM. This proved to be the first leg in Nasdaq's global strategy to link Asian markets with European and American markets. 2000 NASD membership votes overwhelmingly to restructure the organization. The restructuring spins off Nasdaq into a shareholder-owned, for-profit company. Nasdaq completes the first phase of its restructuring. Nasdaq formally opened the new MarketSite in the heart of New York's Times Square.
Between 1997 and 2000, it brought 1,649 companies public, and in the process raised $316.5 billion and added hundreds of thousands of jobs to the American economy. Nasdaq continues to build capacity for the trading volumes of tomorrow, with a capacity to trade 6 billion shares a day, a ten-fold increase since 1997. 2001 SuperMontage SM proposal approved by SEC. Phase II of NASD's private placement is completed.
Whew, I have to again thank the NASDAQ webside webmasters for its information on this fairly new electronic era of Stock Market touted as "The Stock Market for The Next Hundred Years." Now, what my concept or idea is wealth sharing directly to poor folks and affecting global change. On the tv, radio, and especially the net for a few years there's been talk about financial freedom short cuts from no money down real estate deals, on-line businesses, selling on-line items on customized websites, or website designing itself and also e-trading. The latter is my interest because of its potential to change lives instantly. I know about the guy who after losing most of his wealth in on- line investing goes home, armed with an assortment of semi automatic weapons kills his family then returns to work killing fellow worker's. This gave insider trading a purple swollen eye for a few months maybe years however I maintain that guy was slighly unhinged before the blood bath to go off on a killing spree. Poor folks equipped with PC's electronically connected to NASDAQ before in vest could take a free two weeks or montly course, to make sure they know what they are getting into. A modest goal is making $100 to $500 or more by a day or week. Next a little more and what they make is there's To graduate a student invests and makes anywhere from $20, $50, to $100,000 dollars. This means the student can make money this way and can save too. Losing money is what most poor folks fear, maybe put in jail for own and not able to pay. It is possible for this to happen that's why most on-line investors must be emotionally detatched or have a investment limit or if their making lots of if another money making limit and hours when to stop. With so many pc's being thrown out many can be donated free to the poor for this indepence making program. The problem is one poor folks get the nack of making money this easy they tend to vanish from view that's why it should be taugh en mass and the ones who still want to help others and use their new found wealth to reopen hospitals, schools, have new foundations, grants, even after they stop giving or die can still be helping others long after they're gone. Everyone reading this won't believe it possible but as with a virus some people will sucumb end up on drugs, drink, gambling, while others will do more and have families, find tax lawyers, support their parties, and set free PC's for jumpstart-to-riches programs everywhere. Just because something has not been done does not mean it cannot be tried. Poor people try hard to feed themselves and their family, we work harder and get less as taxes gobble up what little we make, and yet as the economy worsen's there is no cost-of-living ajustment or its to slow 'n low to matter. I say lets jumpstart from poverty to at least being comfortable and able to breathe economically with a few 100 thousand to million dollars in new networhs. The beautiful thing is when people learn a few economic rules and have the means to use high tech for an economic boost the possibilities though not endless is doable. I think it will take a few self made millionaries or scions wealth to see this as possible. Why not really give poor a chance to jump into wealth? Unless poor folks with real wealth make so called established wealthy feels threatened with these new million and billionairs. As for myself I might try and jumpstart my own wealth then see if this can be done a few more times. Sooner or later this idea has to be implimated, tried, and for the successful there will be struggle to see how well they can survive being in the leisure class where everyday is a struggle not to be bored. Any ideas how this can begin all over our fifty states? ... As a House-Care Watcher Professional or [H.C.W.P.] I'm a non drug user, smoker, drinker, pill popper - drug test me anytime. Light vacuum, no windows or laundry. Pets have their routine - make a list of walking times, foods, and |