Are last weeks European elections and the rising popularity of the far-right something you should be worried about?
UK votes to leave
With UK voters narrowly voting to leave the EU markets, and Prime Minister David Cameron announcing his resignation, markets are reacting quite negatively to the news, as expected.
As outlined in the email the blog post below, the ‘Leave' vote will create a period of instability over the coming days and weeks, creating a potential buying opportunity in the short term. This may also add to the case for the RBA to cut interest rates, which was likely to happen anyway.
We’ll continue to monitor the situation, but in the meantime, it is important not to get too perturbed by the media frenzy as this is likely to be a storm in a teacup.
Enjoy your weekend (and stay away from the newspapers!).
For more information, contact Rick Maggi on 9382 8885 or rickmaggi@westmount.com.au.
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