Michael Saigh is an American inventor, former business professor, and stockbroker from St. Louis, MO. Many of his inventions and creations are used daily by millions of citizens around the globe. In the mid 1980’s he set out to invent and patent the first electronic book (the early foundation of today’s handheld electronic e-readers, such as the Kindle). His early inventions include video on demand, books on demand, and various technologies protecting and managing digital rights.
In addition, his vast portfolio of inventions and patents include; wireless hospital information technology, automated logistical distribution for the retail industry, innovative alternative energy technologies, new smartphone and cellular protocols, high-tech entertainment applications, and leading edge crime prevention and security networks and related technologies for emergency responders.
Liquid Rarity Exchange is based on another invention by Saigh; United Stated Patent number 8,015,069 B2, titled “System and Method for Asset Utilization” filed in 2006 and issued in 2011. In short, this “core” patent will provide a new tangible alternative investment based on a market that has increased in value at a rate unmatched by most major stock market indexes over the last 30 years.
