[grease lightnin]

O the irony

[ACoochy]

The people took their country back. Good on those lads.

Not really in the bigger scheme of things.

Social inequality between the haves and have nots will still exist as will the flow of (now) illegal immigration...

Sure, trade will have to be amended but can't really see that changing too much either as the powers that be wont want to spoil a good thing...

Lots of hype but in the end I expect very little to change

[jjgold]

A lot of people buried

Markets so hard

Stick to sports

[ByeShea]

A lot of people buried

Markets so hard

Stick to sports

Currency speculators were buried because they took the odds of sportsbooks as truth because typically their chalk wins political contests. So they ignored risk and flew the pound up yesterday - then it promptly crashed. There is beauty in the marketplace.

[ByeShea]

Social inequality between the haves and have nots will still exist as will the flow of (now) illegal immigration...

"Social inequality" will still exist?

Going back to the cavemen - was there ever a time or place where people were truly equal?

At some point you might have to consider some truths as part of the human experience, in particular - that there will always be haves and have nots.

[jjgold]

British Pound solid play

Sell bonds

[d2bets]

Not collapsing at all. 2-3% moderate drops. Less than the gains over the past week. It'll probably recover in a week or two.

[DwightShrute]

Obama: "UK - you're going to vote 'Stay' or go back to the queue when it comes to trade deals"

Hillary: "It takes the world to raise an English village"

Polls: "LEAVE vote has no chance"

Ladbrokes: "STAY is the chalk"

1% & media: "A LEAVE vote would be a disaster"

Trump: "This is up to the voters, but I personally think it would be nice to see such a great people take their country back."

UK voters: "We'll take it from here, thanks"

-

Nice one, Brits. I tip my hat.

[DwightShrute]

The people took their country back. Good on those lads.

absolutely. The EU is a bureaucracy scam.

[jjgold]

Watch markets run up next week

[Otters27]

Not collapsing at all. 2-3% moderate drops. Less than the gains over the past week. It'll probably recover in a week or two.

Dow only down 2.5%. Probably be a buyback at the end of the day

[pavyracer]

It's real bad

People will jump off buildings tomorrow

Dow could fall over 2000 tomorrow

A lot of people buried

Markets so hard

Stick to sports

Watch markets run up next week

[jjgold]

Paver my neighbor lost 200k today

All
On
Paper

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

Paver I lost 2 horseshoe hairs today

All
On
Noggin

So what's new?

[jjgold]

If more counties pull out we could be in trouble

[packerd_00]

Obama: "UK - you're going to vote 'Stay' or go back to the queue when it comes to trade deals"

Hillary: "It takes the world to raise an English village"

Polls: "LEAVE vote has no chance"

Ladbrokes: "STAY is the chalk"

1% & media: "A LEAVE vote would be a disaster"

Trump: "This is up to the voters, but I personally think it would be nice to see such a great people take their country back."

UK voters: "We'll take it from here, thanks"

-

Nice one, Brits. I tip my hat.

Yep Obama has no power over here,he was pissing in the wind. Hilary no one gives a rats ass what she thinks.

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

If my dad had pulled out bobbyFK never would've been in trouble

+1

[d2bets]

Paver my neighbor lost 200k today

All
On
Paper

Your neighbor must have $6+ mil in the market. Good for him.

[ByeShea]

Yep Obama has no power over here,he was pissing in the wind. Hilary no one gives a rats ass what she thinks.

Good friend of mine is a financial exec and long time resident of London.

He was huge on STAY - and has reason to be.

All he cares about is the value of his London townhouse.

Sucks for him I guess. I told him to channel his inner Churchill and not give in to despair.

[packerd_00]

I get that it feels good to vote against Euro control and particularly the immigration rules but I think the reality will be hard times for ordinary Brits for the next few years particularly.

Whilst the powers that be negotiate away most of the things people based their vote for Brexit on, the uncertainty is going to leave Brits out on a limb in the world economically. Big companies are going to shelve any plans to expand and particularly manufacture there almost immediately until the situation is sorted out. Devaluation of the pound will help for a short period but once entrenched it could very well hamstring UK growth for a very long time.

Scotland may not mean much to Brits right now but if they do bail out of the UK and stick with the EU I predcit a good chance many Brits want to move there for the economic boom that will happen in the place.

Like I said it was going to have bumps in the road like most things that change,but it needed to happen,tell me something Optional why is it all of Scotland that wanted to stay but everyone in Northern England wanted out. Holland wants out of the EU know so it isnt all peaches and cream to stay in.

Well still have trade deals with alot of these countries,they need are money and vice versa.Well still have are trade deals with Canada,the US,India, etc.

[JJJ]

3% dip big deal..if you have 100k in 401k you lose 3k big deal move money to stable and wait a few weeks.....business as usual

[Sam Odom]

slight correction in US Markets

[packerd_00]

Good friend of mine is a financial exec and long time resident of London.

He was huge on STAY - and has reason to be.

All he cares about is the value of his London townhouse.

Sucks for him I guess. I told him to channel his inner Churchill and not give in to despair.

Yeah Remain was a lot more well received in London then the rest of England. The young wealthy folk living in London like your mate were reaping the benefits that the working class aren't. Inner Churchill,I like that,I think its pretty narrowminded of people to think England cant get on with it on are own.

[shari91]

People - aka JJ - like to act like the sky is falling when really any immediate ill effects will right themselves shortly if they haven't already. The only really shitty thing I've heard so far over here is that one of our major banks has frozen their foreign currency cards because the rate kept fluctuating so badly so Aussie workers in the UK who are getting paid from Aussie companies are fukked at the moment. Can't even take out $10 and on a weekend - and with no notice or reaching out to people. People just found out after work when they went to ATMs and had zero cash available all of a sudden. There won't be any horror stories and any bumps will be dealt with because the whole process is going to happen so slowly.

Every other friggen area of the world operates independently. Surely the moocher countries - big and small - can finally find motivation to sort themselves out. I loved living in the UK but seriously they got taken for a ride with the whole EU thing - especially when the borders properly opened. I know just from here where the vast majority of scammers come from trying to rob SBR on a daily basis and two of the biggest offenders - Bulgaria and Slovakia - are EU countries who have flooded the UK so I don't blame them for wanting to finally shut the door. I can only imagine the drama and trouble they've been having. The EU is only beneficial if you have the passport and want to easily move or if you're a moocher country or a large slack one. Crappy concept the whole thing and now watch the smart ones jump too.

[packerd_00]

People - aka JJ - like to act like the sky is falling when really any immediate ill effects will right themselves shortly if they haven't already. The only really shitty thing I've heard so far over here is that one of our major banks has frozen their foreign currency cards because the rate kept fluctuating so badly so Aussie workers in the UK who are getting paid from Aussie companies are fukked at the moment. Can't even take out $10 and on a weekend - and with no notice or reaching out to people. People just found out after work when they went to ATMs and had zero cash available all of a sudden. There won't be any horror stories and any bumps will be dealt with because the whole process is going to happen so slowly. Every other friggen area of the world operates independently. Surely the moocher countries - big and small - can finally find motivation to sort themselves out. I loved living in the UK but seriously they got taken for a ride with the whole EU thing - especially when the borders properly opened. I know just from here where the vast majority of scammers come from trying to rob SBR on a daily basis and two of the biggest offenders - Bulgaria and Slovakia - are EU countries so I don't blame the UK for wanting to finally shut the door. The EU is only beneficial if you have the passport and want to move or if you're a moocher country or a large slack one. Crappy concept the whole thing and now watch the smart ones jump too.

Good post Shari.

[Sam Odom]

(JJ) fukking bald chicken little

People - aka JJ - like to act like the sky is falling when really any immediate ill effects will right themselves shortly if they haven't already.

Good post in toto

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

Put me in the great day for Brits camp.

Long term history will prove best move they ever could've made right now for both their financial & cultural health, IMO.

Couple bumps in road before getting there isn't going to hurt anything.

[pavyracer]

Anyone remember what happened in Europe before it was united? WWI & WWII.

Things come in cycles and we are heading for WWIII.

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Leaving eu is the best decision for England. Anyone disagreeing haven't a clue.

[Sam Odom]

Things come in cycles and we are heading for WWIII.

When Germany collapses from within the clock will begin ticking

[packerd_00]

France or Holland will be the next to go,you watch.

[Sam Odom]

France or Holland will be the next to go,you watch.

of those 2... would bet on Holland

[Ghenghis Kahn]

Anyone remember what happened in Europe before it was united? WWI & WWII.

Things come in cycles and we are heading for WWIII.

Just stop. WW3 will happen because of the US and the petro dollar not because of the break up of the eu.

[packerd_00]

of those 2... would bet on Holland

Yeah you maybe right, Geert Wilders wants Holland to leave quite badly,he was a big supporter of the UK leaving.

[jjgold]

600 points

Fuk