The Dow has fallen roughly 900 points over the last two days in the wake of Brexit.
The selling has been indiscriminate, but there is a select group of U.S. stocks to avoid following Brexit's win.
by Diane Alter
The Dow has fallen roughly 900 points over the last two days in the wake of Brexit.
The selling has been indiscriminate, but there is a select group of U.S. stocks to avoid following Brexit's win.
In the wake of the Brexit, London's position as the global energy capital is in question, and major moves are underway in the energy market.
These short-term headwinds and future opportunities will extend far beyond Europe...
by Jack Delaney
No one knows how the Brexit impact will affect the markets in the long term, but that hasn't stopped investors from panicking right now.
Currencies around the world and the U.S. stock market are taking a plunge because Britain no longer wants to be in the European Union.
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There's a "Brexit Loophole" that could keep the UK from officially exiting the European Union.
You see, the decision isn't necessarily about the "popular vote"...
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The silver price is coming off of a wild week thanks to Thursday's historic Brexit vote.
Britain's decision to leave the EU sent silver prices toward the important $18 mark.
And despite short-term volatility, we see prices heading higher in 2016 and beyond...
by Diane Alter
The British pound fell to a 31-year low against the U.S. dollar Monday as investors bet the Bank of England will cut rates.
After Brits voted Thursday to leave the European Union, the British pound has been in a free fall and global stocks have swooned.
Here's what ahead for the pound and what its collapse means for markets...
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average today is falling once again after investors try to understand what the Brexit results mean for the global economy.
The Brexit is causing the value of currencies to plunge, while gold and silver prices are soaring.
The British people powerfully repudiated their political and business elites last week by voting in favor of Britain exiting the deeply flawed European Union (E.U.).
As the Wall Street Journal pointed out, 52% of British voters gave a collective middle finger to all five major political parties, more than 1200 corporate CEOs, and even American President Barack Obama who told them that it would be a terrible mistake to leave the death-clutch of the European bureaucratic state.
This was not only a victory for democracy but a resounding rejection of dismal economic and political leadership that has led the world to the brink of another global financial crisis.
But there's so much more happening beyond the United Kingdom...