Britain'S Referendum Vote Results: Capitalized OUT

Britain's referendum results show that more than half of the British citizens voted to leave the EU.

There is no more Europa in Britain than in Europe.

Since the signing of the Brussels treaty in 1965 by 6 major countries, France and Britain in 1973, the first group of countries has joined the European community.

In 2013, EU Member States expanded to 28.

In the 50 years since the EU's gradual growth and development, Britain has been playing an important role as one of the most important economies.

At the beginning of the day, the first member of the British Labor Party was shot and killed, followed by a German theater shooting.

On the day of the referendum, gold prices surged 8%, and the pound fell even more than 11% against the US dollar.

Boulders landing may trigger a Domino domino effect.

As the first member of the EU to join the European Union, the United Kingdom is of great significance. This time it is more similar to the fuse, which may lead to the Domino dominoes effect.

In June 24th, Holland congressman Geert Wilders reaffirms that Holland will hold a referendum after the United Kingdom, while France and Denmark are all seeking a referendum.

Britain's European giants are shattered.

We believe that the global shock brought about by Britain's departure from Europe will be hard to come by.

It is expected to upgrade, and the short-term external and internal market shocks will intensify.

Stay away from the storm center and be alert to risks.

In the mid-term strategy meeting, we mentioned that "the next overshoot might come from the resonance and enhancement of two or more independent influences, including the Fed's interest rate hike.

Such potential resonance sources imply that risk resonance can be amplified.

At the domestic market level, the United States will take time to repair the euro and the Fed's interest rate raising process will be greatly hamper. At the same time, along with the negative feedback of credit debt spread, the potential impact of financial leverage will not be fully released, waiting for the second time in a year.

Two main lines of investment will continue to be focused on the allocation: first, the performance will enter the "super cycle" of long-term expansion, food and beverage, small household appliances, aviation and so on.

Second, high dividends, undervalued blue chips, banks, non silver, electricity and so on.