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I generally follow this type of stuff by for some reason I have not followed this. Can someone tell me what the bottom line is for the Brexit?
I thought the UK was not part of the EU since they had their own currency???
I'm not sure if this belongs in the political thread or not since it's not in the USA but if it does, please move this thread....
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It belongs in the FINANCIAL thread :D
Watch what happens today... THis was yesterday's close... Ever hear the term "shoulda, coulda, woulda"??? :yikes:
Figga out what + 1.5% on 800k looks like versus - 5% on 800k....
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THe UK has historically been the strongest currency in the world, I feel like the social approach AND the uncertainty of the spains/greece of the EU doesn't jive with the strong fiscal discipline of the British pound...
"Gayeski agrees that U.S. stocks could take a hit, though not a big one. He said it's "probably 3% to 5%." He said a more serious drop of 10% (technically called a correction) or 20% (a bear market) "sounds extreme" at this point."
So does this mean the price of fish and chips is gonna go up? [emoji23]
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Well it's gonna be a fun day for the markets. I should have gone to bed last night before the vote. May have slept better. lol
As with most things, the U.S. can make them FAR better than the brits... So it shouldn't have any impact... :smilies_mit_hut019:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
https://youtu.be/V-rNnIXJmZs
RR, you can replace "U.S." or "America" with Britain and see where they were headed being in the E.U.... Greece is toast, they have totally lost their identity/sovereignty and will never escape their financial debt to the E.U... I feel the Britain people are too strong/smart to ever get that far down the tubes as it relates to the E.U.....
The essential importance of U.S. sovereignty
Of critical importance to all patriotic Americans is the Constitution of the United States of America. The purpose of our government is to preserve and protect for each citizen the rights of life, liberty, and property. Threats to Constitutional rights due to forces outside America might be viewed in terms of a loss of Sovereignty.
Pacified into thinking there is no problem
For a great many years I had not given much thought that a loss of U.S. Sovereignty was much of a danger. On the surface I recognized the fact that America had in the past been involved in great wars. The threats from fascist and totalitarian governments were overcome as Americans patriotically rose to the defense of home, country, and freedom. Like most Americans, I had thought that the greatest danger to American Sovereignty would always come from this type of external hostility.
A subtle and hidden danger
In recent years I have become alert to a different, more subtle and sinister way in which Americans can lose their Sovereignty and Constitutional rights. If the United States enters into a treaty with another country, group of countries or international organizations, then the citizens of the United States are subject to the terms of such treaties. If the terms of international treaties are contrary in any way to the fundamental Constitutional Rights, America's Sovereignty is compromised. Americans are then in jeopardy of losing their most cherished freedoms.
I'd spend the day at a sports bar watching Bloomberg TV double fisted just in case [emoji16]
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I heard on the radio this morning, after the gym, that the price of oil will take hit and interest rates will go down.
Sounds like the exit had something to do with the U.K. Immigration as well
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The market open wasn't AS BAD as all of they hype... Rebounding a little already...
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I have one stock in the green. Ticker O
We're only down about 1% from yesterdays open...
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Had I known this thread was around this morning, we could've walked on the treadmill for three hours as I explained a tenth of it.
No way, that was yesterday. Today is Berth 55 [emoji41]Quote:
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OH MAN, i wish i was there... i LOVE their clam chowder...Quote:
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Anything that pisses off Obummer makes me happy!!!!!!!!
Was exactly my position... OlameO and BITEmen didn't like it, so I like it... :DQuote:
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Basically Britain's entry into the EU was sold to the people as a trade agreement. The EU turned membership into a political deal whereby Britain had Brussels determining their future.
The Brits actually woke up and realized they were losing control of their country.
They can make any kind of trade deal they want now without bowing to a foreign leaderships whims and laws.
The only reason it was even feasible is that they didnt give up their own currency - if they did it is basically impossible without complete monetary collapse.
Imagine Paris enacting laws telling Californians how much tax they should pay on groceries and for what purpose? get the picture?
My gold liked the deal.
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Some voters in the UK like democracy so much the EU lost and they want a re-vote, so if you don't get what you want, you want to vote again, that sounds like something Obummer would suggest, what a bunch of idiots.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/...uCf?li=BBnb7Kz