Capital did flow in the 19th century, but today we almost have one single global capital market, especially for large projects.

Time to wake up from your dream of global bliss Eddie!

You're going to run into this more often in a globalizing economy.

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Here's an interesting story from MarketWatch.

My favorite part is:

Here's how these savvy Insid...

Venezuela is doing OK economically (albeit, not so much socially)The global economic melt down isn't actually global.

SO, I'm not going to ask you to substantiate your global warming beliefs with data, because you can't.

But on a public global forum like BP it is possible that putting it out there is going to draw money into my market that otherwise would have been none the wiser... money that will be bidding against me and snapping up listings etc.again, just a thought from an relatively inexperienced RE entrepreneur.Cheers,Mark

So I see no problem in future, only it must be global on each stock exchange.

Nationalized Global Banking is in the works!!!!!