FTSE100 recovery

[PurpleGorilla]

Recovered to pre-BREXIT levels

The humanity!

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.e...client=safari#

[CretinWatcher]

Well the market gyrations were never really the issue. British firms (and British people who are better educated) can and will thrive - sadly that is likely to be by moving abroad.

Perhaps you should write to the MD of this firm and tell him to "play the game" and "MTFU".

For one UK firm, Brexit vote means expansion abroad, not at home | Reuters

[xoggoth]

I think both sides need to stop focusing on very short term effects.

[SunnyInHades]

Recovered to pre-BREXIT levels

The humanity!

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.e...client=safari#

[VectraMan]

With no likelihood of Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty getting triggered any time soon it seems that the status quo isn’t likely to change in the short term

[SimonMac]

I am still a fair few thousand down due to Banks and Homebuilders, defensive stock has given me some cushion from the falls

[administrator]

The short-term pain is yet to hit IMO...

[CretinWatcher]

The short-term pain is yet to hit IMO...

...followed by the medium, then the long term pain?

[scooterscot]

FTSE 250

You're basing the stability of he UK economy on an index where 75% of trade is conducted overseas?

The FTSE 250 is a far better measure of the domestic economy, which tells a different story.

[original PM]

Well the market gyrations were never really the issue. British firms (and British people who are better educated) can and will thrive - sadly that is likely to be by moving abroad.

Perhaps you should write to the MD of this firm and tell him to "play the game" and "MTFU".

For one UK firm, Brexit vote means expansion abroad, not at home | Reuters

Well that's ok.

We voted to not be ruled by a central european government not to stop people running companies how they see fit.