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The Stock Market Could CRASH In November Because Of Brexit!?

1,462 views · Published 13 November 2018 · 8:26 · Indexed 19 October 2026

Channel: Trading Fraternity · 2018 · Education

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It was one of the worst Octobers for the stock market last month, but that may continue. Although emerging market growth and rates are a concern, it seems a lot of people have overlooked the effects of Brexit occurring without a deal made between the UK & EU. UK has 48 hours to make a deal or they will be crashing out of the European Union without a deal. That, mixed with oil, makes it pretty clear that the market could be in for a shaky ride if these two factors play out negatively in November. Hope this helps and make sure you guys are safe, I can always be wrong and I already shifted my view so do not trade based on this and use this as information to learn how to trade options off of. 

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