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Oil just plummeted $2 in 2 minutes. Weeeeeeeeee. BeLEAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leave first to a million. Remain under 900k. Gold climbing even higher. Sterling dropping more
Rose is trash. He hasn't played 10 straight games above 30 minutes in 5 years. He sucks at d and the media gonna tear him apart. He's such a d-bag p*ssy. The best part of the trade for the Knicks is his 21.5 million coming off the books next year in a potentially great FA class.
As for grant, loved him at nd. Excited about him.
Gotta feeling Noah gonna follow d-rose. Noah's knees are shot.
Running total
Remain 344,535
Leave 370,404
If you have BBC on cable, it's a great watch. Gonna watch all night with one eye on my bulls pick on ESPN. Bye bye Derrick! Don't let the door hit you in the a$$. Funny how I'm a bulls fan but a total bear in the current market. I am a Bears fan too though. Lol
Foyle votes remain 78% to leave 22%. Per bbc, it's looking like UK (remain) vs London (leave). Low turnout in Scotland may be the difference.
Swindon votes leave 55% to remain 45%
Boxbourne votes leave 68% to 32% remain
Running total
Remain 259,790
Leave 266,721
Thanks. Do you trade FX? I've been stating for months that the powers that be need a "reason" or catalyst for the bear market. The growth cycle is over. Central banks out of ammo. Negative rates?!? Who's ever heard of such a thing. This is just the beginning. Spain elections Sunday. Greece payment next Friday. EU is a mess. BRICS are a mess. Major uncertainty. The anti-immigration trend in Europe has been ongoing since last year. It's coming here to states as well. I mean seriously trump is republican candidate? How? Anti-immigration. Worldwide trend. Dow 11,500 at minimum. Recent lows in August and Jan/feb gonna get smashed.
Leave looking good. Sterling plummeting down 6%. Gold skyrocketing. Sunderland and Newcastle results "shocking" to markets. Not to me
Sunderland votes leave. Leave crushes remain 61% to 39%. 81k votes leave in Sunderland. BBC stunned!
Clanmannanshire votes remain. 58% to 42%.
Running total
Remain 158,536
Leave 161,744
5/382 declared
Newcastle results in. 50.7% remain. 49.3% leave. BBC analysts shocked. Polls stated 60% remain in Newcastle. "A distinct sucking of teeth in remain camp"
Orkney islands results in. 62% remain. 38% leave.
Running total
Remain 91,915
Leave 68,614
3/382 declared.
Gold shot up 6 bucks on Newcastle news
Marginal result for Remain in Newcastle. Experts say not good for remain. Polls expected 60% for remain in Newcastle
First votes in. Gilbraltra. Remain 19,322. Leave 823.
LEAVE campaign's secret weapon
https://www.musicfestivalwizard.com/festivals/glastonbury-2016/
Leadsom attacks Brussels 'gravy train'
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Ruth Davidson says "you lose control" by losing your seat at the EU table - not by being part of the EU.
"Europe doesn't tell us what to do. We make decisions," she says emphatically. The audience response to that seems to be a mixture of cheers and laughter.
Andrea Leadsom calls Ms Davidson's claim "extraordinary" and turns her attack on the Brussels "gravy train" which she says controls 60% of UK laws and regulations.
Big whooping and stamping as Ms Leadsom says the UK has been voted down every time it has tried - 70 times indeed - to object to an EU imposition.
"How is that making our own decisions?" she asks.
Markets can appear callous. On Thursday, the pound and euro rallied sharply, while gold and government bonds sold off after the killing of British lawmaker Jo Cox.
Even talking about this link will make some people angry, either with me or with investors who seem to be trying to profit from a tragedy. Two young children have been left without a mother and Parliament has lost one of its rising stars.
But one of the points of markets is that they are amoral. Not immoral—although much of the wrongdoing uncovered after the financial crisis certainly was—but unconcerned with morality at all. They are deliberately unfeeling, heartless and unsympathetic, because they exist to balance out millions of individual views in order to allocate capital and assess risk.
There is no way to be sure what was on the minds of all those who traded on Thursday, but that balance looked pitiless to the point of cruelty. Markets had fallen sharply in the morning as worries about a possible British exit from the European Union, or “Brexit,” intensified. They had already bounced a little from their low before reports trickled in about the attack and both sides in the campaign suspended operations. But the pound and euro really took off, and gold fell as much as $23, after police announced Ms. Cox was dead.
The unsympathetic bet is that her death will convince more of Britain’s voters to stick with Europe, helping avoid the Brexit investors fear. Ms. Cox had been campaigning against Brexit, on Wednesday taking to a dinghy in the Thames with her family to confront a pro-Brexit flotilla sailing through London. Rumors circulated that the referendum itself might be postponed.
Ms. Cox may become a symbol for the remain campaign, or may not, but markets typically react first and worry later. With the pound up more than 2 cents against the dollar from its low to its high, it looks as though the collective wisdom of the market is that Ms. Cox’s death will play a significant role in the campaign.
Consider what happened when stock markets were reopened a week after the Sept. 11 attacks in the U.S. in 2001. Investors made a series of calculated, rational and extremely insensitive assessments: airline stocks immediately tumbled by a third, while shares in big defense companies jumped more than a 10th.
Tragic events prompt emotional responses from us, and so they should. But markets should not be criticized for coldly reflecting available information as they try to assess the state of the world; indeed, two of the major barriers to perfect markets identified by academics are emotional decisions by investors who often fail to assess all the information.
However, the individuals making up the markets need to remember their basic humanity while making those calculations, whether about a tragedy in a far-off land or one closer to home.
Write to James Mackintosh at James.Mackintosh@wsj.com
News of Jo Cox coincides with the turnaround in the market today. Sickening. Looks like the NWO will do whatever it takes to save the EU.
Last 5 sessions have been bear time. After brexit, next 12-18 months will be bear time but Obama will be able to save face of his "legacy" laying blame onto the brits
When Brexit does happen, all hell will break loose. Hardly any pullback in the markets compared to the VIX rise. Eventually market will need to catch up.
Hope we stay slight green. Like maybe by a penny or so. Lol
Expect spy to hover around 50 MA until late 23rd. The 24th gonna be a bloodbath in the markets
GL with your analysis. My analysis says the second longest growth cycle in history is over and brexit will be the catalyst that officially or unofficially stamps an end to it.
Is momma Brussels? Then keep dreaming.
8 days a week. I loooooovvvvvvveeeee you!!!!! 8 days a week is not enough to prevent brexit
No B word whispered. That's the major event.
Fed day non-event. Yellen didn't whisper B word. Lmao!
Ur fundamentals are wrong but good luck with your analysis
I love all the technical analysis on this board but there's almost zero fundamental analysis. NIKKEI below 16k. Europe 4 month lows. Germany NEGATIVE bund yields. Deutsche bank of Japan CEO quits. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (Japan's largest bank) threatening to quit being a government bond dealer. First ever bank to do so. China's debt keeps growing and property sector has peaked.
It's a global slowdown and the U.S. Markets haven't priced any of this in.
If Brexit was more of a top headline in the months leading up to the vote, then I'd think remain would win. However, with the referendum just picking up top headline news cover just about a week ago, I'm certain of the outcome of leave. The U.S. markets haven't priced this is in. Gonna be the first major catalyst of the bear market and the final nail in the coffin of this current growth cycle (second longest in history).
The map that PROVES Britain is set for BREXIT in EU Referendum
http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/science-technology/679867/Google-Trends-Map-UK-Vote-Brexit-EU-Referendum
Bookies also made Leicester City 5000-1 odds on winning the EPL
Bilderberg Chairman Warns Brexit Possibility "Extremely High"
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-06-14/bilderberg-chairman-warns-brexit-possibility-extremely-high
German bund yields go negative!
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets-idUSKCN0Z001Z
Leave wins The Spectator’s second Brexit debate
There’s just over a week to go until the polls open for the EU referendum and Britain decides what it would like its future to look like. The debate has been fierce – and no more so than when The Spectator brought together key figures from both campaigns to make the case for Leave and Remain for our last debate, when Leave won. Tonight, Andrew Neil chaired a second debate between key members of both sides. The Leaves had it again – they initially had 308 votes, and swung to 369. Remain had 138 and swung to 160 – and the undecideds had 144 to 69.
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/live-spectators-second-brexit-debate/
Oil plunging. NIKKEI down 447. Growth cycle officially over
Unfortunately, this is the first catalyst of the bear market and marks the end of our current growth cycle. Sad
I'm sure the leave supporters and those on the fence are taking notice to this story here in the states. Sad
All of Europe has been moving more to the right all based on immigration. This trend will continue. Look at the growth of the far-right in Europe over the past 12 months. From Germany to the Scandinavians to Poland to Italy to Greece to Slovakia.
The Econ disaster is two-fold. Fear that Brexit is just the start is first. We all know how much the market loves fear and uncertainty. Second, with the fifth largest world economy in terms of gdp leaving the block, then a bunch of revenue leave the bloc and all new trade deal need to be created for #5. Again, more uncertainty and a slowdown to the global economy until sorted out
I guess I'm the only one on this board who fully believes Brexit will win. I'm certain some/many want the leave camp to win but don't really believe so. Not much time left Til we find out. All I know is the powers that be need a "reason" to explain to the public why the market crashed when it does. It will need a few catalysts and this will be the first. This growth cycle is OVER. No more new all time highs. BIG crash coming that'll last Til q1 2018.