'If you talk about it enough, you can make it happen.' - says Andrea Leadsom

The transcript discusses the economic impact following a referendum, highlighting initial reactions, market volatility, and trader adjustments. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on economic fundamentals and maintaining a positive outlook. The discussion also stresses the need to rely on facts rather than speculation, underscoring the resilience of the economy and the importance of investment and exports.

What was one of the main reasons for market volatility following the Brexit vote?

• Global economic downturn

• Unexpected election results

• Pre-referendum rhetoric

• Changes in government policies

How did traders' expectations contribute to the market situation post-Brexit?

• They predicted a global recession

• They anticipated a strong economic growth

• They foresaw a stable market

• They expected a vote to remain

What is a potential positive effect of a lower sterling value mentioned in the video?

• Boost in exports

• Higher import costs

• Increased inflation

• Decrease in foreign investments

Which major financial institutions confirmed their commitment to staying in the UK post-Brexit?

• JP Morgan and Citibank

• Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse

• HSBC and Barclays

• Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley

What is the suggested approach to dealing with economic changes post-Brexit?

• Analyze facts and positive developments

• Ignore economic indicators

• Rely on wishful thinking

• Focus on negative predictions