>brexit will fuck the economy
>day after brexit everyone laughing at britain's markets
>my face a few days later
how do people still take stock market fluctuations based on sensational short term headlines seriously?
if you invest in stock indexes you will NEVER fail (unless the entire economy fails)
That ignores the off chance the entire economy does collapse, i think the next century ecological catastrophe's will play an increased role. You're also buying in at a point when markets are heavily inflated due to economic policies which could change in a very rapid time. It's always funny when people show andex charts which typically go back 50 years before fundamental changes happened to our economy.
what is the more reliable indicator between FTSE and FTMC? anyone can explain to me like I'm retarded?
>>1354875
FTSE100 is a poor benchmark for UK economy because the companies in it are mainly foreign-oriented. FTSE250, which is more domestic oriented, is at 16 200, comparee to the 17 300 the day before results.
>>1355326
Still not a huge fall though.
>>1355335
The lowest point was around 15 000. Over 10% melting away in day is massive. If the 7% sticks, its 2008 tier
