So was Brexit a mistake?
No, this was a long term vote. Don't let Jewish bankers convince you it was a bad choice.
Just sit back and enjoy the HAPPENING.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToWExplfYS8
>People trying to gauge if it was the right thing one day after voting
>banks and corporations trying to get petty revenge on brits for going against their wishes
Nah, they just need to keep calling their bluff. The kikes will return with their money soon enough, as the UK is too big a market for them to ignore for long.
hmmmmm
>>78624508
I don't get it
>>78623037
>one month
Well at least it's better than that 8 span one.
>>78624998
8 hour*
Why are people freaking out over 0.10 USD? other currencies fluctuate by that much all the time.
It all depends on who Britain will troll next.
>>78624848
They artificially elevated it so that they could devalue it when brexit passed, using this to intimidate britain
>>78624848
It was propped up to take a fall even though it didnt fall anywhere it wasnt already going.
>$0.10 over speculation
wow it's fucking nothing
>>78624084
I'm scared that Brexit could actually hurt Trump if it goes south. I agree that they made the right choice because it was only a matter of time before Turkey would join the EU and then Britain would be flooded with Turks.
HOWEVER.
I can't say that in an argument with normies. If it looks like Britain is struggling economically, then that's hard to justify.
>>78625290
>9% drop in currency value in 12 hours
>nothing
What year did you drop out of high school, anon?
>>78624508
Because falling 10% a month is a normal trend for a major world currency.
That bump started June 16 when Jo Cox died because it looked like the Brexit would fail.
No, because I'm making a fucking killing speculating GBP/USD
>>78625311
The number one issue you need to redpill people on is immigration, once out ethnic makeup changes we lose democracy.
Look at the bottom right. The UK was taking in atleast 350000 immigrants a year, if this vote was 2-3 years later it would have never passed.
>>78625311
Try arguing the freedom point, and that newly won freedoms may require the people to be a little hungry in the short term.
>>78623037
It's at the same value it was in February.
It's just temporary and will be back in the mid 1.4s in a month.
>letting globalist jews and shills scare you
>>78625195
because the media said they should freak out
>>78623037
No you fucking moron. I don't have the energy top explain micro/macro econ to you, and you couldn't follow anyway.
Just think of it as growing pains. Most of it will recover in a year, unless the EU pounds sand up the uk's arse for leaving.
Several ways around it, even if they do, but it's going to be a long year for them.
>>78626079
I hope the US scoops these people up
http://www.vox.com/2016/6/24/12023772/brexit-vote-uk-science-terrified
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/06/24/why-scientists-are-freaking-out-about-brexit/
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/jun/24/brexit-big-blow-to-uk-science-say-top-british-scientists
I can go on and on apparently the EU heavily funded them too
>>78623037
no
UK is down 2 % but Germany is down 5% and more for other EU countries. the liberal narrative is don't notice the man behind the curtain
>>78623037
Oh hey, it's another one of these shill threads where some dumb fuck tries to start a shitstorm over a question that's been answered numerous times already.
Think again before replying to this, do not contribute to garbage (this is just a reminder)
sage
>>78626654
How much science would a Muslim Britain be doing?
>>78625517
the one that told me how to read a graph and understand trends
>>78623037
>Jewish agenda was spoiled for the time in 80 years
>Kikes immediately react by dropping the imaginary worth of the funbucks they implemented to rule the world
The fuck did you expect?
>>78624508
Pound was shorted, that rise just before remain seems absolutely nonsensical considering the steady decline it's been seeing in the last year.
![[shitting me].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/uKXmLxv.jpg "[shitting me].jpg")
>>78623037
>currency drops by about 0.7% in one day
>somehow this is, economically, a big deal
You guys know that the Euro regularly fluctuates more than that almost every week right?
>>78626079
How the fuck do they have this data? Is voting not anonymous in the UK or is the data compiled anonymously from registered voters or something?
>>78625517
>1 post by this id
>>78623037
No.
>>78627962
its on the guardians website, its literally a extreme left wing website and that their statistics, the real numbers are probably worse.
>posting an outdated chart
>>78623037
>>78627403
In large quantities it is.
>Have one million pounds
>just lost 70,000 in the blink of an eye.
>mfw the bank of england injected 250 billion to the ftse to stop the pound falling
and it will have to do it again tomorrow and who knows for how long
>>78628879
Not as long as you think. Watch the foreign investment money from non-EU states start rolling in. China, Russia, and the United States are all watching.
>>78623037
Looks like the current exchange rate of the British pound fits the general trend. The uptick in that graph is artificial and was caused because of high hopes that Britain would remain. If you remove that bit, the current exchange rate meets the downward trend.
In other words, it's nothing.
>>78623037
No. It's to be expected for the markets to take a hit when something historic like this happens.
>>78630544
This DESU.
The markets are in the shitter because no one really thought it would happen and there was no pre-written plan on how the split would work. Investors hate uncertainty and as soon as a complete plan for exit is figured out the UK will be where it was before or better.
>>78627962
Only need to compare voting books together with the poll station demographics, while the results aren't accurate its good enough to set a trend.
Which in this case, most leave voters were born in the UK, old, dumb and poor.
>>78625290
>>78625195
It's +10% they have to pay for each $1 that they "buy". Like that it doesn't sound much but in 1million, it's +100k they have to pay and in one billion, it's +100millions they have to pay. It's a lot of money.
