ETFS ISEQ

Dow McLeary

A quick question or two,If the British exit Europe before reaching a trade agreement,I’m assuming the GBP could fall against he euro and dollar until all trade agreements have been put on the table and signed?getting closer to the Britex date might be a good time to short the pound?

Also when these agreements have been to close and buy back into the pound to rise as the agreements take effect and the strength of the pound picks back up to previous level or at least one of the Fibonacci levels?

Regarding ETFs of the ISEQ listed in London and Dublin would it be more beneficial to buy into the ETF in London when it hits its low assuming it does around the date for exit,and once it rises to a previous resistance level close it?

I know it was a bit of a ramble but would appreciated any help.

Thanking you in advance

Mach 3

So you don't like the Ryanair boss then?

Jim2007

Dow McLeary wrote: »

Regarding ETFs of the ISEQ listed in London and Dublin would it be more beneficial to buy into the ETF in London when it hits its low assuming it does around the date for exit,and once it rises to a previous resistance level close it?

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