The Commonwealth Exchange is a Trading Market for Shared-Profit businesses and their securities.

In promoting and developing the Shared-Profit Enterprise, we intend to put Seattle on the Map of International Finance and Trade, with the worlds first Shared-Profit Trading Market.


One of the special purposes of this exchange is the funding of global projects of the Commonwealth for Human Ideals.


The Investors Group collects the moneys from trading and manages the means of helping investors to understand and make the most of their contributions, which unlike conventional investments, serves the interest of the companies, the investors, and many civic and not-for-profit causes simultaneously, with everyone profiting, not just a clever few.

Fees on security trades of the shared-profits which make up the local commonwealth will fund SC projects, and the fees from securities of CHI's consortium of SP's which we call Sophi will fund the global commonwealth projects.
Each will have its own indepedent fee structures.

Currency exchanges will also be a source of income collected by this exchange on behalf of CHI.

Derivatives markets will pay for their own economic risk exposure by paying into an economic insurance basket at a rate of 1 dollar per 1,500.00
This assures that should  a tumult as serious as our current one comes into being, large sums of capital will be available for direct investment in job creation (not the infrastructure type..more substantial...including R&D into new promising fields) that will help minimize the blowback.
Rather than following a looney tunes-like tragicomedy of free giveaways of taxpayers moneys to asinine companies who will either die-off or use acquisitions to stave of collapse rather than innovating or restructuring for efficiency, resulting in the  rewarding of failures on both sides, those who are bought out and those buying with public money.

Half the insurance basket will be invested in the creation of new companies, the rest will remain in cash...traded regularly to maintain it's value at or above inflationary pressures.
Also, half of these companies profits will be re-invested to maximize growth/restructuring...the rest will feedback into cash reserves (the insurance basket)...until growth/restructuring has hit a ceiling, thereafter all profits will feed back into the basket.

None of these moneys will go to C-Systems, CHI, SC, UW Cola, SSF, or any subsidiary....this will be a service to the preservation of economic stability, including the creation and maintanace of robust, self-sustaining, high quality high paying jobs.