Brexit or how I'll make a killing in forex

The UK is also a huge market for German and French exports.

The EU isn't going to start a trade war with the UK.

The Pound will remain strong. London will still be a banking center.

 

If voters were better informed, the Democratic Party would be extinct.

 

Gosh. Voters are so dumb.

 

We need to go to the ER to treat that burn. Don't keep her waiting.

 

YF, the pound is continuing to sink in Asian trading today. International banks are already discussing where they'll move their London operations (Dublin, Frankfurt and Paris will all get a share). Wales' biggest steel mill lost a potential new buyer. That bastion of Commie one-worldism, Goldman Sachs, forecasts a decline in British GDP by year's end. That's just for openers. Is it nearly as bad as the Global Financial Crisis? No. Will the effects on what's hardly a robust economy be significant? Yes.

 

We're on day two of an unexpected event. Markets don't like uncertainty. But, things will settle down. The dire predictions won't come to pass. The UK will be fine.

 

No. #SavedYouAClick

 

The problem is that the uncertainty is likely to last for a long time. Britain's political leadership is in no shape nor prepared to even begin negotiating the terms of the divorce.

 

Do you really trust anything that Goldman Sachs says to the general public?

 

I trust what they say to their stockholders.

 

Britain will never leave the EU. #TheEUPredictor