Does the Brexit mean the end of your investments ? |
By Sarah Pelpa
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@Sarahpelpa
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Brexit will inevitably impact your capital. Indeed, after Theresa May resigned, Boris Johnson got elected to the Parliament to be our Prime Minister. Clearly his doctrine is to finish what his predecessor triggered few months ago.
The fact tht we are leaving the Europe will have a several impacts on our currency. The Pound Sterling value has collapsed over the last 6 months, it is the ideal moment to buy shares in English companies. According to our expert, Pound Sterling value will continue to go down until the end of October, when Brexit will be official confirmed. Few weeks before the 31th of October, two possibilities open to us |
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In the first case, the market growth is increasing; it means the the Pound Sterling start to recover its value. The shares that you bought weeks ago will take more value and will start to be more expensive, it would be nice to sell them, but the market growth should continue for weeks. It is strongly advice to keep the shares you bought until December to sell them at the best price that the market will ever see.
In the second scenario, Brexit would affect strongly the UK and our currency would lose its value. Your shares will therefore los whole their valuation> It will then lead to an economic crisis of the Europe and maybe the world. So your shares would still have valuation for the rest of the world and you would have a nice price for it despite the economical context. |