Put your money in the Apple Bank.

What I would not give to be a little mouse in the board room of Apple computer. I would hide in a corner wide eyed, bushy tailed and ears enlarged as I listened to the conversations about Apple Bank, Apple World and an Apple product development forecast that is without bounds. After all, it is I who took that first bite out of the corner of the Apple. 

The boardroom is filled with Apple juice.  And it is the juice that will enable Apple to be the first of many companies that transcend geographical boundaries. It will make Apple more powerful than the countries they reside in and crown Apple as a genuine global economic development weapon. They may have, by that time, more than $500 billion in cash and a simple withdrawal would threaten the demise of any bank and a careless word by the CEO would cause fluctuations in the global stock market. Such is real power. 

In my vision, for example, five years from now Apple pay will be ubiquitous because Wal-Mart and the other stubborn hold-outs will have finally capitulated to consumer demand. Google has already been smart enough to throw in the towel with their Wallet. And the skeptics who say credit cards are easy enough have forgotten when they said the same thing about cash and even questioned the need for color television. I have been traveling for 4 weeks and never have had more than $2 in my wallet. Credit cards are easy for now, but ApplePay is easier for tomorrow. And easy is what consumers' want. 

The key is that Apple makes it easy. 

And the banks? Apple Bank will lend you money from everything from a house to a car, which you can buy with ApplePay, a single click and the car is yours, completely financed including Apple Insurance. 

And as this little mouse scurries back to a corner of the Apple board room, the sounds I hear are the Apple employees counting their stock options. 

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