http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/07/that-brexit-apocalypse-it-just-isnt-happening/
Those who warned of total economic collapse have been proved wrong.
Those who warned of total economic collapse have been proved wrong.
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Exactly - I dont buy stocks, but I do follow them. After Brexit announcement on Thursday, world stock markets only fell Friday and Monday. After that everything rose again.http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/07/that-brexit-apocalypse-it-just-isnt-happening/
Those who warned of total economic collapse have been proved wrong.
Exactly - I dont buy stocks, but I do follow them. After Brexit announcement on Thursday, world stock markets only fell Friday and Monday. After that everything rose again.
But wouldn't Brexit have a negative influence on the long term ?
Well, the only negative thing i can come up with is their ecommerce part. Today you can buy everything online and get it to Denmark, without paying VAT and taxes, but when they're fully out, no point in buying.How can Brexit have negative influence on the long term ?
And You Do know That Britian is Still Part of EU , they haven't triggered article 50 yet.http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/07/that-brexit-apocalypse-it-just-isnt-happening/
Those who warned of total economic collapse have been proved wrong.
Of course there will be some negative things as one you mentioned.Well, the only negative thing i can come up with is their ecommerce part. Today you can buy everything online and get it to Denmark, without paying VAT and taxes, but when they're fully out, no point in buying.
If we can see that Britain gained more by leaving, this might start a lavine of countries leaving EU. I think most south european countries will be the first one. But yeah lets wait and see what happens. Many EU countries are not happy with all the legislation imposed on them.Of course there will be some negative things as one you mentioned.
International banks would also have to move their HQs from London to EU. That can play a role in stock market fall once again.
But overall, I think Britain would more gain than loss by leaving.