Only in the short term.  I think this is the beginning of the end for the EU and France seems poised to be next to leave.  Let the games begin!

Dow futures are down 489 points, Treasures down 20 basis points. Mortgage rates today will be better. We will have a rocky couple of weeks, but the sun will still come up tomorrow morning.

We will see today. In fact I just heard that Scotland & Ireland now wants out of Britian.

It already is, did you see the stock market today?

In the short term until things settle down, they have a 2 year window to get it right.

The stock market will probably go down 400 points but it will be short lived.

In the short term markets will be down today, but will rebound with the incredible buying opportunities. The people are speaking. The establishment is not listening. It is happening here in the USA too,  where the middle class has had enough of "polictics and business" as usuall. Even the main stream media is being seen for what they are and people are not going to put up with it anymore. Enough with the trampling of our rights.

Well you know our stock market was hit big time today... but I believe it will all even out in the end. And I'm totally in line with Susan Emo 's assement.

I think in the short term as stuff like this tends to do. Wait and see now

Already is having impact on the markets, Peter Mohylsky ... seeing that this morning reflected in interest rates.  As for other ways, I'm sure it will ... in both the short term and long.  Everything I read sure indicates that ...

Gene

Peter Mohylsky I believe it will in the short term.

I think we're in for belt tightening as wel see more countries trying to leave EU

Definitely.

Stocks are taking a nose dive, which doesn't take too much these days.  Other than that, I don't really see it impacting us much, except the Pound won't go as far as it did.

Wait and see.  

Hi Peter....for a short period of time, but the dust will settle... and I owe you a phone call!!!! 

See Bob Betel comment and remember the sun will still come up tomorrow.

As things stand, disruption will be temporary.

However, fear of the next shoe falling, Greece, Turkey, France, all interconnected with sovereignty concerns is the looming fear. Germany will be left holding the throne of the EU, being the only one bringing money to the table, just might develop cold feet.

In the USA, the issue is more aligned with "The Pundits who profess to know the mind of the citizen" will be revealed as knowledgeable of the UK pundits. The USA pundit solution: advise the candidates to drown the electorate in propaganda and the electorate will follow along like lemmings. Let's show them to be wrong. Then watch what happens in the colonies.

It would be important to see a list of USA companies who are totally reliant on the UK for access to the EU marketplace.

Yes, definitely. There is talk today of other countries wanting to leave also.

I agree with Susan Emo just a small ripple

I think once the dust settles it will be ok other coutries want out to...we will see

It does seem to have had a bit of a ripple.

How can it not ripple through the colonys?  The News media will make sure of that!

At first because we are a nation of people who do not believe or trust those who know,

Peter Mohylsky I don't think will have much impact.

Market down big time.

That's what they are predicting.

In the short term it will have an effect but it will settle down as the countries start taking back their countries! The dust will settle!

I hope that it doesn't have a lasting effect on our economy!

Time will tell. If the British Pounds stays low, it will have an impact on tourism in the USA as well as British investment in US real estate.

    Ripple is a good word... things will settle down in a few days.

    I am glad that Britain left the EU.   I wish that the United States would leave the UN.

Yes, and that is expected, not a surprise to see the Stocket Market down today - see what other countries follow suit Peter Mohylsky.  I do think tomorrow there may be a slight rebounding . . .  will have to wait and see . . .  I  do agree with Scott Godzyk's comments! 

Peter,

I know the markets are going crazy...but they do go crazy on every little burp.  I have not really understood the EU and its function other than it has heaped all kinds of regulation and rules on member countries...I had no idea that France is also thinking of leaving as Susan Emo mentioned.  I am going to have to educate myself on this.  A

I have to believe it will take time to make adjustments worldwide to this brea up.

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A Market Correction is at hand ?

It may affect many things depending upon the particular business.

I do not know.