May Said to Weigh Delay to Brexit Vote

The video discusses the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit vote, potential market reactions, and the implications of a soft Brexit. It highlights the lack of a parliamentary majority for a hard Brexit and the challenges facing the UK government. The discussion also covers market opportunities, particularly in the context of a soft Brexit, and evaluates the UK market's valuation, including the Footsie's performance relative to emerging markets.

What is the main concern regarding the Brexit vote discussed in the first section?

• The impact on the European Union

• The potential loss of over 100 votes

• The role of the 1922 committee

• The Prime Minister's popularity

How have the markets reacted to the prospect of a no-deal Brexit?

• Markets have moved on the reduced risk of a no-deal Brexit

• Markets have ignored Brexit developments

• Markets have remained stable

• Markets have shown increased volatility

What is the suggested investment strategy in light of the falling risk of a no-deal Brexit?

• Engage in yield curve inflation trades

• Focus on real estate

• Invest in technology stocks

• Buy government bonds

What is the probability of stopping Brexit according to the discussion?

• 10%

• 25%

• 40%

• 60%

What is the general sentiment about the UK market's valuation?

• Neutral with no clear direction

• Overvalued compared to global markets

• Undervalued and attractive

• Highly volatile and risky