Business as usual?

dividendhero

sixpence. wrote: »

If anywhere is likely to be safe it will be highend flats in London as London will still be the English speaking center of the world.

In my experience the Dutch speak better English than the English, yet still apoligiise for their standard of English

sixpence.

Tarambor wrote: »

I've reduced my investing in order to increase the amount I can pile in should there be a significant fall.

Yeah I have some cash waiting for a dip, I'm not gunna lie. I wouldn't be suprised if the market drops 20% after Brexit. And if so BAM it's going right in.

RD69

Hm... I have some cash waiting too, but I'm starting to get nervous about it because I am concerned about the long term value of sterling and I will need euros in the future.


So rather than hold cash, I'm buying some euro assets. (Even with the Italian recession)


Though I confess to being utterly baffled what the UK economy looks like after a post hard brexit.


Perhaps a straight banana republic!

dividendhero

RD69 wrote: »

Though I confess to being utterly baffled what the UK economy looks like after a post hard brexit.


Perhaps a straight banana republic!

Britain will never be a banana republic..too cold grow bananas and will be a monarchy for quite some time yet.

As for the economy after a hard Brexit, you only have to look at the european countries outside the EU/EEA and you see mighty economic giants like Belarus and Serbia. If countries like Switzerland and Norway believe they can't prosper outside the EEA/EU then it's hard to see how UK will scratch a living...