The evolution from a simple system of basic trade to a sophisticated system of monetary exchange has occurred over the past millennia. In the process the concept of money - that is, paying cash for goods - evolved, was improved upon and finally reached the stage where today, money is a necessary component for commercial transactions. However, the requirements of a highly competitive market place have created a need for the re-emergence of the basic trader to exert his instinctive trading prowess within the market place in order to secure and enhance his trading opportunities and consequently to reduce the cash outlay on ever increasing business expenditure. This is achieved by implementing a positive barter and reciprocal trade philosophy.