The Last Days of Wall St is a Narrative Based Program educational tool by Robbie Pitts that introduces the complex subject of Investor Overhead.  Dividends are the increase in value of stocks that are paid to the owner of the stock (an Investor). Investor Overhead is a calculation of the total amount of money (overhead) that it costs to create this dividend increase for an individual (investor) year over year, who otherwise has no part of the physical business operations. The N.B.P. uses real world examples to define, calculate and eliminate the Investor Overhead incurred by a small business in Western North Carolina called Robbies Dispensary. The four systems explored within the N.B.P. are Point of Sale, Real Estate, health care and Energy. With The Last Days of Wall St you will learn what I.O. (investor overhead) is and how you can extract the embedded programming instructions to calculate your own Investor Overhead!
The Last Days of Wall St, a Narrative Based Program continuing the Colony Zero saga is part of an ongoing experiment into the fiscal, social and environmental benifits of the ethical use of technology and decentralization of critical to life industries.