Bank & Finance Watch

Vision :
Le logiciel Give1Get2 a été crée pour répondre au besoin de financement des agents économiques au niveau européen et mondial pour pouvoir financer, en autre chose, la recherche, l'éducation et l'innovation.
Ce logiciel est conçu pour construire un marché financier alternatif aux marchés financiers existants. Le logiciel est spécialisé dans la levée de fonds en ligne. Il facilite le libre échange dans l'économie internationale.
La plateforme ne prend pas de pourcentage sur les fonds qu'elle lève. En ce sens, une organisation qui l'utiliserait pourrait être du type “organisation non profitable”.

Objectif :
Faire un projet pilote (fonctionnel, gratuit dans sa mise en place, légal, disponible (7/7j, 24/24h) et reposant sur une situation gagnant-gagnant) d'une plateforme de trading internationale (FSX) à partir d'une API de paiement (Moneybookers) et d'un progiciel financier libre (FreePay) pour permettre d'augmenter le solde des participants. (+1 Euro à chaque fois)

If you had $10,000 to invest for the next 3 months, where would you put your money?

The UpDown plans to single out the members whose imaginary portfolios show the best performance and use their strategies to manage a real stock fund seeded by Swiss angel investor Joachim Schoss.

Revenues from the fund will be used to operate the company and reward the top performers.

This site is a investor social network that seems to base its portofolio data from stockalicious. It allows users to share their investments strategy, connect in groups, friends. You can post videos about trading and the markets. It seems to be quite small and recent.

Share Portfolio with other users, compare with the market. Like Covestor and Cakefinancial but without real trading plugin.

Stoctickr lets you share your portfolio with other members, each trying to compete.

Quoted from website:

[Regenerosity] "is a system for recognition of voluntary service, philanthropy & gift, civic engagement, trade, commerce, work, and any other contributions to the social capital and local economy of our communities. If you are a member of any community, whether as a person, as a non-profit organization, or as a for-profit business, there is something in it for you. As a person, you receive recognition for voluntarism, philanthropy, civic service, and many other types of community-building participation. As a non-profit organization, you receive tools for volunteer & donor recognition and access to untapped sources of support. As a for-profit business, you receive tools for customer loyalty & econometrics and access to untapped sources of working capital. As a school, you receive interactive tools for teaching economics & civics and for promoting community service. Everyone receives tools for measurement and analysis of social capital (their own and that of their communities) and practical tools to build community self-reliance and sustainable local economy, including community-based mutual credit systems.

quoted from website

"Meta-Markets has many markets each composed of different values generated in various domains. Markets are open to all members for trading and for offering their own products to public (IPO). In the sale (allocation and pricing) of shares in an IPO, the value of a share comes from its domain. For example, if you issue your Delicious bookmark, your Delicious bookmark's counts is the value. If you issue your Facebook profile, the number of Facebook friends is the value. When you sign up, you get an initial amount money to start your investments. The currency is "buraks", which is the foundation currency of the MIT's Openstudio online creative economy. Meta-Markets is a peer-to-peer market, so you always buy from a person and sell directly to a person. Of course to make profit you buy low and sell high. You set up the price of your stocks and wait for others to buy. If you put the price low people most likely buy it, if you set it high you sell when its worth that much. Watch the changes in the last price, and change your prices accordingly. To IPO your own creative products, you must be the owner of that product in its domain. When you IPO your product, the majority of your product still belongs to you, you open less than 50% shares to public. After the IPO, people buy your shares, and you raise capital.