Stock markets say WGAF
Neosho statists =
From what I read, it bounced back because folks realized that nothing is going to happen in the meantime, and they won't really know what happens until they trigger Article 50 and start working through everything with the EU. Also, folks realized that they can get stocks in the FTSE 100 at bargain basement prices. When you expand out to the FTSE 250, it hasn't recovered from pre-Brexit levels yet, but most likely will level out at some point soon.
I don't think it's the stock market that everyone is really worried about. It's what happens with Scotland, Ireland, future trade deals, existing immigrants in the workforce and other things that will most likely take years to identify true impact.
I personally don't think that this is something we're going to be able to definitively say was good or bad for at least 5-10 years. It's something we'll look back on in 2025 and probably make some legit observations.
Like, when Nebraska left for the Big Ten, they didn't start sucking at football overnight. It took a few years and a full recruiting class removed from Texas before they started going 5-7. (Shameless Smoke your cigars plug
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