£137bn wiped off UK stocks within minutes after the Brexit Leave win

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The FTSE 100 is now down 8.3pc, meaning £137bn has been wiped off UK blue chip stocks within minutes of markets opening this morning.

Banks and house builders lead the biggest fallers:

Taylor Wimpey -42pc
Persimmon -40pc
RBS -34pc
IAG -33pc
Barclays -29pc
Lloyds -29pc
That's a lot of red.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business...erling-surge-or-slump-as-the-eu-referendum-c/

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And FTSE250:

FTSE 250 loses 11.7pc as markets open
The FTSE 250 index, which has more companies in it that are exposed to the UK economy than the more international FTSE 100, has plunged a whopping 11.7pc.

The index of so-called mid-cap companies had dropped an astonishing 2,017 points to 15,309 in the first few minutes of trading.

Page Group leads the fallers with a 58pc slump, followed by Bovis, which is down 56pc.
 
All the old people who voted for this are gonna end up wondering where the NHS went when they need it the most.
 
Is Bovis a joint venture between Bovril and Hovis? Because I would buy the fuck out of that.
 
I hope the British pro-leave people realize quickly enough that they FUCKED UP MAJORLY

Human beings can build walls of illusion and delusion.

They will double down, much like the "vote Trump to get something different" type of folk.
 
hopefully this will serve as an example for all those countries that are thinking about making the same choice,including mine
 
I would never wish a country (or a conglomerate of countries) economic downfall but following this night's decision, I honestly think the UK should take a moderate nosedive to deter other countries from trying to leave too. I feel bad about the 48% but it's too late to do anything about it now.
 
I would never wish a country (or a conglomerate of countries) economic downfall but following this night's decision, I honestly think the UK should take a moderate nosedive to deter other countries from trying to leave too. I feel bad about the 48% but it's too late to do anything about it now.

FTSE is down less than DAC and most EU indicies.

What does that tell you ?
 
FTSE is down less than DAC and most EU indicies.

What does that tell you ?

UK economy is at least getting a boost from a collapse in sterling (and equities are an inflation hedge, weaker currency = higher inflation). Weaker pound is good for exporters. But I wouldn't read too much into the moves this morning. There will be a lot of settling down in the days to come.

Not much point rationalising share prices that right now are being driven by panic selling and extreme risk management / margin calls / stop losses. Wait and see what it looks like next week.
 
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