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Chinese and Russians will be loving this.
It's much easier to slam restrictions on them as they pillage and invade if you are a united voice.
Not so good!
Japan down 8%
Chinese and Russians will be loving this.
It's much easier to slam restrictions on them as they pillage and invade if you are a united voice.
Not so good!
Japan down 8%
CanOz
Home runs feel good, but base hits pay bills!
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Dax looking like 9400 to open
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FTSE looking to open 8.8% down
Euro down 12% !!!
I think that's a vote against Euro too.
Go, "Royal Britannia. Britannia rules the waves."
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FTSE looking to open 8.8% down
Euro down 12% !!!
Go, "Royal Britannia. Britannia rules the waves."
Britannia rules the waves. - Really?
That may have been true hundreds of years ago, so "ruled" would be more appropriate.
Nowadays, it's more like "Britain Waives the Rules."
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I wonder if the rain did keep influence the numbers. Imagine if this is a catalyst for a huge change in world politics and it came down to a rain day.
If nationalism is gaining in popularity, maybe time to have a punt on Trump for the win
FTSE looking to open 8.8% down
Euro down 12% !!!
I think that's a vote against Euro too.
Go, "Royal Britannia. Britannia rules the waves."
Was UK really ever was in it 100%
What I never understood was after EU was established , German and Greek currencies were abolished why not the pound? did that not say anything about the state of mind of UK! at that time?
Also I wonder was this based on sound economic rationalization or more because of only one factor = fear of "uncontrolled immigration"
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I was just trying to hurt David Cameron politically we didn't actually expect it to happen.
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Had my busiest trading day and most profitable day ever.
Feels like I have aged a few years.
Now for the long night (and week) ahead.
Thank you Britain. You've made my month.
God save the Queen.
Feels like I have aged a few years.
Now for the long night (and week) ahead.
Thank you Britain. You've made my month.
God save the Queen.
skc
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Definitely a "$hit what have we done" moment...
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UK PM Cameron has said he'll step down by October.
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Had my busiest trading day and most profitable day ever.
Feels like I have aged a few years.
I just knnnnnew you were going to watlz in and say that. Waiting for minwa to tell us how many hundred k he made.
I'm not envious though. Not much.
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FTSE going crazy bid
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Getting ready for my big short. Would like to see it touch 6090 first (ftse).
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There is one bright spot.
When Sweden leaves it will be a SEXIT.
When Sweden leaves it will be a SEXIT.
Modest
It's in the chart
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Good call. Did you sell it (or there about)?
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Yeh but had to drive home, so I brexited my position. I see volatility has shrunk fairly suddenly.
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Nice rally, I feel that was always going to happen. Missed it all though.
So what now?
The big money in USA has been watching all of this unfold, markets will open after there has been a gooooood rally (maybe). Do they all sell, sell sell and drag everything down back to the lows of the day or is it not actually as bad as expected so the selling is much less than anticipated and we get another rally?
I feel either way the markets break after the gap down, it will be against the trend of the day that follows. But I do love fading for some reason so I may be biased
So what now?
The big money in USA has been watching all of this unfold, markets will open after there has been a gooooood rally (maybe). Do they all sell, sell sell and drag everything down back to the lows of the day or is it not actually as bad as expected so the selling is much less than anticipated and we get another rally?
I feel either way the markets break after the gap down, it will be against the trend of the day that follows. But I do love fading for some reason so I may be biased
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Entry on the SPY open anyone?
http://quantifiableedges.com/intraday-performance-after-a-massive-gap-down/
Crazy stats there...
http://quantifiableedges.com/intraday-performance-after-a-massive-gap-down/
Crazy stats there...
