"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Not a bad first day of freedom." - Suzanne Evans
"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground...
Other urls found in this thread:
uk.reuters.com
youtu.be
twitter.com
M-MUH ECOMONY CRASH
learn to greentext
You notice how almost all of the major news outlets didnt report the almost immediately recovery of the sterling and the FTSE
Well of course they didn't. They were all incredibly busy claiming Farage said the money we got back would definitely all go into the NHS.
I love how their side of the argument is so weak, they can only report on something Nigel himself never said or promised himself but was a tidbit from his campaign staff
The pound is creeping up by a cent per day now. FTSE100 is climbing back to where it was.
Had an argument with family over that.
>Farage promised nothing. He's not the chancellor.
>YEAH BUT HE PROMISED 350 MILLION FOR THE NHS AND NOW HE'S BACKTRACKING ON THAT, THE TWAT!!!
>What's your problem with Farage anyway?
>DON'T YOU THINK HE'S A BIT OF A TWAT?????
...
And again that isn't a promise. That is a suggestion. A suggestion I seriously hope they take just to shut the BBC the fuck up.
Where are your sources son
Half of that is likely bullshit
Check the file name, you dip
>FTSE100
Just look at the FTSE index right now, compared to the 1week/1month charts. Very little impact at all.
Pound Sterling is already on track for recovery by the end of july at the latest, again just google exchange rates and look at a more whole picture, such as 1year.
Even google, controlled by the globalists, will show you this.
Here you go.
People saying we've ruined the economy don't seem to notice that the FTSE has recovered to higher than last week.
Goddamnit, Farage, I am going to miss that ultra-smug mug. Now Nigel can retire after having written history as the man who brought independence to the UK.
UKIP no longer has a reason to exist, and the Tories will transform into the Euroskeptics to appease their voting base.
Thank you Nigel, you will be missed. Your retirement is well deserved. Send us a postcard, to Sup Forums, good friend and comrade.
I'm just clarifying friend. No implications intended.
Farage has used the NHS getting more money as a major stance but it has always just been a suggestion.
I love how all the lefty cunts are crying because some rich people lost money on the stock markets.
I love how they are crying when it was working people that voted out.
Isn't that what they wanted in the first place?
Da 1 pursent
He was quoting someone else, dumbass.
The ftse 100 is irrelevant, the ftse 200 is more important, and it's still firmly in the shit
What's even worse is that they can't exactly blame it on 'dah white people' because Sikh's had a pretty high percentage of Leave voters too. 52% IIRC.
Of course working people voted out.
It was their tax dollars that were being siphoned.
Don't expect a liberal to understand working.
>only view life through a degenerate economical lens
The real question I have is this:
Was Eddie Izzard a leave plant? The guy did nothing but harm to his own side simply by existing.
>he needs everything to be simplified
millenials everyone
Labour as a whole were acting like leave plants.
>Jeremy Corbyn betraying his euroscepticism
>Tony "Don't let Chilcot Find Out" Blair telling people wait to do
>Gordon Brown mumbling something in scottish
This post will get no replies from brexshitters.
FTSE 250*
>One of the world's top economies
>With one of the world's top pools of skilled and educated citizens
>With a sophisticated capital network
>Unbarred Atlantic access
>NATO membership
>One of the top intelligence gathering networks
>Existing trade deals, company operations, and foreign relations globally, outside the EU
Which came back from
>Epidemics
>30 Y War
>The burning of London
>WWI
>A loss of imperial assets
>Depression
>WWII
>Black Monday (IIRC ?)
>GFC
Is going to be permanently fucked because if a temporary economic contraction while renegotiating trade deals?
GETFUCKKKED
Did you even read the post
Don't post the full thing goyim!
>BUT HE PROMISED 350 MILLION FOR THE NHS AND NOW HE'S BACKTRACKING ON THAT, THE TWAT!!!
Your family are yobs. IIRC, he said that 350 million is being misspent, and it could instead be funneled domestically, to things like the NHS.
Systemic, long term domestic finance and budget issues =/= short term market fluctuations
Oops yeah thats what i meant
>tfw everyone is immediately willing to trade liberty for 500 points in the stock market
Not replying directly to OP
Just ranting in general
I live in the north east and I haven't met a single brown person that voted in.
Are we going through a controlled economic collapse?
LOL - like they'd give up power like that. They'll just influence the politics of the UK, like they did in the EU.
FREEDOM AIN'T FREE.
THE TREES OF LIBERTY HAVE TO BE WATERED BY GLOBALIST LIBERAL TEARS.
Come off it. I am talking about the long term global market trend seems to be quite steadily heading downward.
Tbh im not gonna lie i have no idea what the fuck is going on. i never understood the stock markets. All i know is most people are speaking doom about the markets rn, but then you also have articles like this uk.reuters.com
Someone needs to explain this shit with an infographic for economically illiterate berks like me
How people aren't understanding that the dip occurs before the referendum was even half over is amazing to me. We need to educate people on this matter.
The dip occurred exactly at the moment everybody that gambled on remain having a definite victory realised they might be wrong and pulled out. Speculators are fucking idiots and are the only ones who lost money here.
I say lost money, buying pounds at .15c less hardly seems like losing money.
Wasn´t it the other Leave campaign which said that, nige just mentioned that 350 million could be spent elsewhere.
Just wait until the scots and irish leave and the German Navy puts total embargo on your shitty island. Fucking racist piece of shit traitors.
The FTSE 250 is hardly firmly in the shit.
Sure it's about 300 points down on the week, but it still began a rally towards the end of the day yesterday.
I know you're trying to keep the dream alive, but it will be business as usual in the markets
before you know it.
>greentext
>not the most autistic thing about 4chins
Jo Cox was sacrificed for nothing
I guess it adds up to some pocket change. To be honest I think the media is going to be paying for their hubris in Britain just like they have in the USA. Media viewership is at a all time low now here in the USA. Except when Trump is talking.
The whole "UK suffers if they leave EU" was nothing but bullshot. Anyone can see it now. EU is hitlers legacy that needs to die already.
I'm actually just trying to find some good counter arguments for all the remainers i know who are now wearing diapers 24/7
The markets disagree with their doom and gloom argument.
Sure the markets may take another small hit when article 50 is enacted, but they will in a much better position to take the hit.
The fact of the matter is that next week the markets will have stabilised.