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vladtitov151

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Well, that seem to be what everyone is saying. however, i don't quite buy it. because there are no indication that the brexit will affect the balance of demand and supply of oil. this is my opinion.

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Lose more than gain? well, once again, i can't say for sure. but the things is it looks like all analysis are very subjective, and based on one's opinion on Brexit. Very little science is involved in those. However, now that the leave won, lets see what is going to happen.

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...it makes no sense to leave the EU because they will eventually lose more than gain in the leave ...

 

just curious vlad but what will they "eventually lose more than gain in the leave" ?

thx,

 

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I had to look for this trend. Now we see that the Brexit has actually done more harm than good. I can begin to say them all, but right now the world has recorded more than $3 trillion lost because of Uk exit of EU. lets only hope it will be of more good in the long run, cos right now, things are not good at all.

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