or remain labor leader jeremy corbyn a mild but consistent left euro skeptic announced a shift in his party s stance after labour s version of the birds a deal theory failed to carry a majority on a vote in the house of commons mr koch or been said on wednesday that labor would quote back a public vote in order to prevent a damaging tory breck s it or disastrous no deal remarkably options that were previously ruled out such as a second referendum keep putting keep getting put back on the table as the deadline approaches earlier this week prime minister theresa may open the door to a delay of brigs it past march twenty ninth. and we discussed greg s a quite a bit on the show but we ve yet to really dig into how this could affect the u.k. s footsie the stock exchange over there regardless of the outcome as well as in many sectors at the pentagon it joining us now all way from london to discuss this is in the name of islam chief market analyst at think mark think marc. thanks fo
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but it s going to start adding up now and some of the projections are between an inch and a half to maybe 3 and a half inches of rain by the time we get to friday morning. 7:01. well, i see rain in most of my cameras. most of them i think either it s raining now or it has been raining recently. that means your commute is going to be wet, and you need to leave yourself extra time. and getting out to concord is going to be slow. this morning s commute is also slow on 680 and 24. again, nothing out of the ordinary. it s just one of those rainy days that we ve been used to in the last couple days. this is a look at the golden gate bridge, southbound 101 traffic looks okay. and on the east freeway, it is taking about 40 minutes to drive from the. add another 20 before you make it onto the span, and again as steve said, the rain is moving in. it s not raining hard in many areas right now, but just rained enough to make the commute slower because of the wet weather. as you can see i
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would be talking to you from my own personal remote island. we talked to a lot of people today, a lot of experts. the only thing we ve come away with and that many people would say is historically after corrections like this, the market does come back up. but what we re seeing is a very real reaction to, a, a reduction of expectations in how american major american multinationals will do as they sell goods and services abroad. ernie: let me ask you this. there are a lot of nervous investors. what should they be thinking about? what advice do you have? the immediate advice in situations like this is always calm down. don t react too quickly. let things sort of shake out. and there are some deals to be had. as we saw in the markets in the afternoon, a lot of investors jumped in and said wait a second. apple is cheap. buy. visa is cheap. we re going to jump in and buy. there are buying situations out there. people should really sort of if they re nervous, talk to their bro