WorldMoneyWatch.com was created to help us understand the most important global financial trends affecting our lives.
In 2008, the world's financial system nearly collapsed, creating the worst recession since 1982. It was caused by deregulation, super-sophisticated financial derivatives, and human greed. The extreme nature of the bubble, and the severity of its bursting, indicates something deeper is going on. It is a wake-up call.
Money is a mental concept. It is no longer based on anything tangible - not gold, not business values, and certainly not home values. Money has become an exchange of energy. As such, it provides a useful footprint that reflects the awareness level of the human race. Watching trends in the world's money helps us track the evolution of consciousness itself.
WorldMoneyWatch.com has evolved, as well. It still provides resources through its glossary, who's who, recommended reading and suggested DVD's.
Global economic news has been moved to U.S. Economy on About.com, a part of the New York Times Company. About.com receives 60 million worldwide visitors per month and is a Top 15 content site.
Practical tips on surviving the current recession is available on "The Bottom Line" on "Best Moves in a Bad Economy" for About.com.
More about how money traces the evolution of human consciousness will be available in an upcoming book and in presentations. See "Evolving Beyond Money."
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