Brexit Referendum Day

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(06-25-2016, 07:38 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: I have to admit, I am passing along what is going on with those that wanted to remain, but none of it has been my opinion. I've been merely passing along information I have come across. I have my opinions, but I don't know how things will shake out and so this is why I haven't given much discussion on the economic outlooks. Even my comment about a claim being bull shit comes straight from the person himself, though he just said he number given previously "wasn't right" and he never "would have made that claim" even though he did and it was a major part of the Leave campaign. The Scottish thing being a mess, well, that is just about the continued political turmoil. Though I haven't really shared much of the doom and gloom stuff at all, believe me, I see a lot of it, but the only speculation I have been sharing is that which is being acted upon by leadership in parts of the UK that are unhappy with being pulled out of the EU and can do something about it.

I am personally in the camp in favor of the EU, but in favor of a new treaty that better limits what can be done by Brussels and am in favor of referendums like this every decade or so for every member state.

Most likely why I said your posts and not your opinion. Just passing what I see as a trend; obviously your can post whatever you wish. 

As to the OP: Here's Alan Greenspan's view on the matter. I know I moved my TSP to be quite a bit more active in the stock market late yesterday; we'll see if it pays off.  
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/worst-alan-greenspan-says-british-150954491.html