as we complete the $4.9 Trillion American roadshow in Los Angeles today, it's time to look ahead to Europe and Asia in the coming weeks.

first, the $5.2 Trillion Eurpean tour (click for full-sized image):

November 17 :: London :: $2.9 Trillion
November 18 :: Monaco :: $150 Billion (est.)
November 19 :: Paris :: $797 Billion
November 20 :: Germany :: $1.3 Trllion (including Berlin etc., although I shouldn't)

and then, a $1.3 Trillion wrap-up in Asia (full-sized, click here):

December 7-8 :: Singapore :: $523 Billion
December 9-11 :: Taiwan/Hong Kong :: $735 Billion

so.

all-in-all, as this year closes -- and including the historic base in Canada -- there will have been direct exposure of POET to a select pool of more than $12 Trillion worth of available investment capital.

notably absent from "POET World Tour 2015" are:

Tokyo (which holds over 50% of the institutional and retail capital invested in Southeast Asia); Switzerland, Holland, Scandinavia & the Nordics (representing almost $4 Trillion), and Russia (estimate, another $3-4T).

indirectly, estimate yet-another $10-12 Trillion in the Middle East and Southwest Asia, plus roughly $2T in South America, primarily Brazil and Argentina. I'd guess that most all of this group are sovereign wealth, which is typically managed externally to the regions, anyway.