RizzyKing

Predicting and planning is different to actual activity and given nothing has actually changed there is no practical reason for all the volatility unless we were entering a period of volatility and brexit is just a convenient excuse. I would have thought our voting to leave the EU was less cause for volatility then the perilous state of Mediterranean finances some of which could go into complete meltdown at some point this year. Maybe that is the real problem and cause and again brexit is the convenient excuse.

As to what reform i dont know the system well enough to have an idea how it should be reformed but clearly it does need reform and change if only to secure it more against unscrupulous speculators that all too often seem to create big problems.