Thread: How the Brexit affects your retirement fund

Originally Posted by joe s

Our dear friend George Soros was long the pound in a very big way in front of Brexit. With about a 10% decline in its value since Thursday, ouch not likely to bounce back anytime soon.

During the campaign in Europe at least over here media TV showed Soros in a speech where he was really alike a brave old bally who is in worry for Brits their jobs their money their homes their schools you know a real guardian angel

Soros is a globalist pig. He should have never been allowed to enter the United States after bankrupting the Bank of England.

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George Soros is a top predator. He takes no prisoners and has to mask his real intentions. Soros probably did that because he wanted the Brits to REMAIN and that would have benefitted his huge long position in the pound. Instead, he was wrong and we will find out what kind of a beating he took. The pound went from $1.53D to $1.319D since Thursday. Percentage wise the loss is staggering.

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