AI
Friday, June 24, 2016 10:14:58 PM
Thanks, Maronti, for your earlier note; I'm kinda a one man dog 
This Brexit has roiled the markets more than some realize, despite the fact that trading was remarkably disciplined today -- all things considered. Personally, though I am no economist or math genius, for sure, I have to wonder if there is not truly great merit in keeping the London Stock Exchange and one set of markets, the British markets, somewhat distinct from the rest of the EU. It is an age of great risk in electronic trading, and cyber attacks -- as all of us interested in StrikeForce are well aware, and I dare say more acutely aware than most of the populace. I remember well late September 2008- October 2008, and thru March 2009, and I recall well May 6, 2010. Some separation of the British and EU economies and markets and exchanges has potential to offer some shock absorption capability in these, and in future, troubled times.
But naturally, this outcome has created short and intermediate term uncertainty in the markets, from which no one is immune. I think we could be at greater risk Elsewhere, than perched as we are at this very moment in SFOR, anxiously awaiting developments in Mr. Kay's "Battle Against the Titans..."
GLTA!!!
This Brexit has roiled the markets more than some realize, despite the fact that trading was remarkably disciplined today -- all things considered. Personally, though I am no economist or math genius, for sure, I have to wonder if there is not truly great merit in keeping the London Stock Exchange and one set of markets, the British markets, somewhat distinct from the rest of the EU. It is an age of great risk in electronic trading, and cyber attacks -- as all of us interested in StrikeForce are well aware, and I dare say more acutely aware than most of the populace. I remember well late September 2008- October 2008, and thru March 2009, and I recall well May 6, 2010. Some separation of the British and EU economies and markets and exchanges has potential to offer some shock absorption capability in these, and in future, troubled times.
But naturally, this outcome has created short and intermediate term uncertainty in the markets, from which no one is immune. I think we could be at greater risk Elsewhere, than perched as we are at this very moment in SFOR, anxiously awaiting developments in Mr. Kay's "Battle Against the Titans..."
GLTA!!!
