Posted on 06/24/2016 2:51:23 AM PDT by SkyPilot
MORE than £100billion was wiped off the London FTSE 100 this morning within minutes and the value of the pound crumbled as world markets were gripped by Brexit panic.
The City was facing its third biggest fall of all time, shedding 458 points in a massive selloff, with shares in Barclays and the Royal Bank of Scotland tumbling by around 30 per cent.
Experts warned of more carnage to come with fear gripping world markets seeing Japan briefly shut down and European stock markets all in free fall.
Britain also looked set to lose its triple-A rating after 52 per cent of Brits voted to Leave the EU.
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And the Euro countries markets are losing MUCH more than Britain. Two or more times as much.
[ The world markets will tank, and the Elites will make sure it happens. They are angry and full of spite at the Brexit outcome. ]
Very well could be. Somehow we arrive at that point. I’m glad, though, that GB stood up to the Globalists (as I’m sure you are too).
!/2 the world is fed up with their meddling and their manipulative ways.
Oh, the humanity! Really.
It was at this level just a few months ago. It will bounce back. This is not the end of the world, people.
The sky is falling! No, it’s not. The market is falling. It’s happened before and it’ll happen again.
"Today Is The Appetizer For Monday"
But, if you listen to the people who want more of your money, the market can hit 20,000 any day now.....
Unless Monday is just the beginning of the panic. Then, the best situation would be to not buy anything.
We’ll see. I’ve already come across articles about getting into the British real estate market and heard cries of people trying to buy BPS while it’s down.
People see opportunity everywhere and this’ll shake out over time.
The central banks are out of bullets, and everyone knows it.
How can money just evaporate? Unless it’s not worth the paper it’s printed on. Fiat currency! ;-)
Soros made most of his money intentionally crashing markets.
Don’t know if he got hurt by this or not but if the price of freedom is a few weeks of panic by investors it’s more than worth it.
It's not money that evaporated; the value of stocks declined.
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