konakathy
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You can view live streaming coverage on BBCNews.com. James posted another link as well.
Leave campaign ahead in UK's EU referendum vote - BBC News
Leave campaign ahead in UK's EU referendum vote - BBC News
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FireWeatherMet
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Why would you do that????
The financial information quality there is as short as the skirts of their anchors (lol)
You might want to try Bloomberg or BBC (if you can get them) for more factual financial implications.
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DreamboatAnnie
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Wow!! Watching Fox news now.Wow, they're calling it for "Leave" right now. It's over. Britain may be out of the European Union.
It won't happen overnight and there will be push backs and renegotiation, but for now, the Leaves have it.
FireWeatherMet
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It was bizarre that most people were ignoring the polls (which had BREXIT slightly ahead to even or slightly behind) and instead were focused on the betting odds makers who had only a 10% chance of a BREXIT.
Regardless of what happens, and there are some big districts, including London area to still come in...it should be noted that Las Vegas made more people poor than rich.
Odds makers are rarely the right guys to follow, in the end the peoples voice is all that matters.
Regardless of what happens, and there are some big districts, including London area to still come in...it should be noted that Las Vegas made more people poor than rich.
Odds makers are rarely the right guys to follow, in the end the peoples voice is all that matters.
userque
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I hope you Bremain on the right side of those swings.
James48843
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"Leave" is getting higher votes than some thought only a few hours ago. First results in UK's historic referendum on EU membership - BBC News
Reporters saying it is definitely going to be "too close to call" for some time yet.
Markets and the Pound going all over the place.
Reporters saying it is definitely going to be "too close to call" for some time yet.
Markets and the Pound going all over the place.
FogSailing
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High drama for sure. Assuming the Bremain's seize the day, it makes for an interesting day tomorrow. If futures rise in a big way overnight is it a setup with a big gap opening followed by an after noon selloff as big money takes profits or does the market rise higher? While it would have be nice to be in today, I'm glad I sidestepped this one.
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RealMoneyIssues
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Because all elections are fraud in "your world?"
The most recent polls were very close (52% to 48% and 51% to 49%), both in favor of "remain", but they weren't exit polls. They were phone calls out to 5000 people.
This means they weren't necessarily voters, and I still think the more motivated voters are the "Leave" side and they may have been more likely to have gone out an voted in the rainy weather.
Everything is pointing to a close win for the "Remain" vote, but I am not overly confident that it will hold. And if it's too close to call on the first count, it may delay the results and uncertainty continues. I don't really have anything riding on this. It's just a thought based on everything I'm hearing. :blink:
This means they weren't necessarily voters, and I still think the more motivated voters are the "Leave" side and they may have been more likely to have gone out an voted in the rainy weather.
Everything is pointing to a close win for the "Remain" vote, but I am not overly confident that it will hold. And if it's too close to call on the first count, it may delay the results and uncertainty continues. I don't really have anything riding on this. It's just a thought based on everything I'm hearing. :blink:
Lack of Brexit Exit Polls:
"Regardless of who commissions an exit poll, results can’t be reported until after the polls close. Section 66 of the Representation of the People Act of 1983 bans the publication of any forecasts or predictions for elections before the polls are closed. People can say—or tweet, or Instagram—how they voted, but they cannot tally their friends’ votes and stick that on Facebook."
"Regardless of who commissions an exit poll, results can’t be reported until after the polls close. Section 66 of the Representation of the People Act of 1983 bans the publication of any forecasts or predictions for elections before the polls are closed. People can say—or tweet, or Instagram—how they voted, but they cannot tally their friends’ votes and stick that on Facebook."
