Dear Investor
Britain has voted to leave the EU.
This is a massive moment for all those in Britain who’ve been against associating with nations with whom they have very little in common.
It is also a vote against allowing foreigners to take over one’s country (maybe too late though).
It is also a vote of confidence in their own ability and ingenuity, after all the industrial revolution began in England and so did formal trading in companies.
I think it’s a huge vote for everything that’s British – such as the Queen and the Royal Family and about putting the pride back into being British – the Stiff Upper Lip
There are many questions which we want answered, many of them economic and financial, but for now, the excitement and the national fervor prevail, almost like when SA won the right to hold the 2010 Football World Cup.
The vote has gone one way, now the hard work, like repealing the EU Act in parliament, negotiating a gradual exit from all EU institutions over the next 24 months and so on, begins.
The stock markets and the Pound are falling and so they would as they reflect uncertainty ahead, but a new dawn has arrived and with it much opportunity for some and much fear for others, but have those groups now exchange places? Goodbye Mr Cameron, you have cast your vote and so has the nation!
A few pertinent questions:
Is the future going to be better for Britain, for the EU, for global growth, for global cooperation? Or is it going to become worse for all or some? Did the Syrian and others stampede into Europe lead the Brits to this decision? Does this mean that other EU states will now take a tougher line on accepting migrants into their countries?
WILL GERMANY INSIST ON A SIMILAR REFERENDUM??? If it does, then the EU could be doomed.
Have a great, exciting weekend!
The Intasure Team
