Alright lads, what are some good stocks to invest in when Brexit happens? Canadian stocks preferred; crypto currencies need not apply.
>crypto currencies need not apply.
Do you want to be poor? or just retarded?
>>1301109
Ausfag here, both Canada and us were forced out of many trade deals with Britain, A lot is due to pressure from European agriculture (among other industries). Just find the trade deals that were cut and if its reasonable to assume they're still the most competitive, its probably a smart investment.
>>1301109
>Alright lads, what are some good stocks to invest in when Brexit happens?
BB's are investing in Serbian bonds.
- http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-05-03/brexit-exodus-skips-serbian-bonds-with-eu-membership-in-limbo
>>1301109
>cryptocurrencies need not apply
Fuck that my dude. Im putting every pound I own in to ethereum until this all blows over
>>1301150
I agree, and that's actually my long term goal. But it'll take a while for those contracts to get set up again, and if our governments aren't complete shit, they'll want to renegotiate now that they're in a stronger position. Short term though, I was wondering seeing if any stocks in out markets would see a bump. I was thinking gold and silver, with (short term) housing investments.
