>>78513960
The EU economy hasn't lost anything. They still have the same goods and services that they had before. She can't into economics.

>>78514526
Oops. I meant UK* economy.

Economies, how do they work?

>>78513960
>muh hocus pocus (((economy)))
>b-b-but the lines on the graphs are going down it's the end of the world

Yeah that's not how it works.

>>78513960
Lmfao if you don't think it's going to come back up. Buy the dip, dipshit.

>>78514946
>rare

>>78513960
How? What is this bitch talking about ?

>>78514526
That key word "services." Simply having them still does not mean you will be able to be as competive given how this will impact things. Investors will look somewhere new, and already are. I am.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/06/23/markets-live-will-sterling-surge-or-slump-as-the-eu-referendum-c/#update-20160624-0332

>More than £1.5 trillion is expected to be wiped off world stocks today as the Brexit bloodbath sends global stock markets into free fall.

>Global stocks are now poised for their worst daily loss ever.

>In just four hours of trading, the FTSE 100 has lost 4.4pc, with some £73bn wiped off the value of Britain's biggest companies.

Don't worry, you guys are on track to lose a lot more. Though some people are wising up and buying up pound sterling now, the biggest investors are getting the fuck out of there and buying gold and yen.

The big names believe UK is on track to lose trade deals with EU and not have any real fall back besides the U.S. and Asia.

>>78515643
>The big names believe UK is on track to lose trade deals with EU and not have any real fall back besides the U.S. and Asia.

the some ones that believed the UK would vote for remain?