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It cannot be argued that it is undemocratic for Farage to be an MEP, which is what the poster appeared to be saying.

Yes, that's true but PR is more democratic isn't it? I hear plenty of people saying that.

I doubt it very much but we will wait and see. The FTSE 100 is now ABOVE the level it was at on Thursday when the market closed. The FTSE 250 is still down 1.5% on Thursday's close.

What is undemocratic about losing an election? He has been elected as an MEP.

You agree with me then. Our savings and pension pots are not going to be destroyed because of BREXIT. There are fluctuations in performance all the time due to geopolitical and other factors. BREXIT is not a seismic event that is going to drive down the markets by, say, 50% or more. Even a 50%...

Without knowing what shares they are, I would guess that you had decent growth last year, a fairly dramatic dip in January and then decent growth up until Friday. The market has also rebounded yesterday and today (the FTSE 100 up over 3% today as I type). If you're in banking stocks then it...

Really? My pension and other savings were down by 2.3% between Thursday and this morning but I expect a large part of that to have been clawed back today. Have you been hit hard by the currency fluctuation on your income?

Neither you, me nor anyone else is going to have the value of their savings and pension pots destroyed because of BREXIT.

The suggestion that you could lose your savings and pension pot by investing in the UK market now is complete and utter nonsense. Project Fear is over. Give it a rest now..

The FTSE 100 is down 2.8% since Thursday market close, It is UP 3.7% on 14 days ago.

It's not a bad idea to send him to do the first round of negotiations, then send in a more conciliatory team to finish the job off.

If you'd invested in them this morning before the markets opened you'd have made more than 2% profit by this evening.