I have a lot liquidity because of Brexit and since the market has been so overpriced anyway.  With the near 600 drop today, that means everything is going on sale.  Got my limit orders stacked up, ready and waiting to swoop in for the kill.  (cue Jaws theme song)

Personally ready for another 1000 pts drop of the DOW over the next week. Then anti-gravity will slowly take over...

Impact to hobbying = none, because I tend to moderate regardless of the market.

By the way, listening to NPR, heard it will take them 2 years to completely pull out (assuming that they don't do another referendum in the meantime).

What I find pathetic is the expression of surprise on the part of the British - they walked into it willingly (fools).

Just my opinion but the fallout of Brexit is over-hyped -- it was a form of scare tactics to reduce the Leave vote.  I expect the markets to sway in the near term but return to the norm in a fairly short time.

just a reminder that the market responds to hype and there is a lot of hype going on.  My strategy is always, stay invested and not try to predict highs and lows.  Steady as she goes.  There are many stories of people who tried to play the market and ended up losing.  I remember the story of one woman who was so proud that she pulled all her investments out before a big drop and then put the money in the bank.  A few years later she found she would have done much better riding it out.  Speaking of pulling out and riding it out, why are we discussing investment strategies.  I'd much rather talk of pulling out after I've had a different kind of ride.

Pretty much all in the market.. so a big drop has an impact.. no doubt and I'm sure it will on others as well..

..pulled all my money out and invested it in income producing closed end bond funds. I get my monthly dividends regardless. Timing was lucky.

the Brexit is a non even t for American investors.  I don't expect it to have any impact on my hobbying.