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The volatility continues with GBPUSD trading in gappy 100 pip spikes on each and every new poll. Tonight’s plunge in cable to a 1.43 handle is driven by an ITV poll showing 45% for “Leave” and 41% for “Remain.” We are sure the establishment will come up with an equally pro-remain poll by the morning…

• *‘LEAVE’ VOTERS OVERTAKE ‘REMAIN’ CAMP IN EU BREXIT POLL: ITV
• *ITV POLL SHOWS 45% FOR `LEAVE,’ 41% FOR `REMAIN’

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Image source: Rob Poetsch on Flickr.

ESPN might be the worldwide leader in sports, but it’s far from the most popular cable network. As it turns out, not everyone subscribes to cable for sports, and pay-TV providers have excluded ESPN’s expensive networks from some of their entry-level packages.

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ITV poll leave also leading
For the TNS poll, 43% would vote to leave. 41% to stay
The ITV poll came in at 45% in favor of leaving and 41% to remain.
The GBPUSD remains under pressure and is trading back toward the lows reached before the weaker US employment report AND near the lows for the year at 1.4385…. Breaking to new year lows as I type….

By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at

My little girl came into my office the other day and was looking over my shoulder. Suddenly she ran out of the room calling to her brother. “I know Dad’s password! I know Dad’s password!”, she yelled. “What is it?”, my son asked? “It’s 8 stars.”

Sometimes we look at things believing with sincerity we know and understand what we’re seeing. But we’re really as dumb as a box of rocks.

This brings me to our “trusted” friends at the rating agencies.

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Submitted by Mac Slavo via SHTFPlan.com,

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Monday hangover…
As the GBPUSD heads lower on the focus heading back to the BREXIT polls, the EURUSD has moved down in some sympathy with it’s neighbor. However, the EURGBP is gapping higher as well. So be cautious as traders get their feet under them after the EURUSD sharp rise after the weak US employment report on Friday.  Remember FOMC Chair Yellen will be speaking during the NY session (12:30 PM ET/1630 GMT).  The market will be all ears.

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Four Grand Slam tournaments! Back-to-back-to-back-to-back! Wimbledon. The U.S. Open. The Australian Open.

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