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the first economic consequence of Brexit is the price of fuel at the pump. When will it go up and by how much?

he/she is not alone. A few of my children friends working in the EU have discussed naturalisation seriously.

Gove's & Johnson's theme 'who governs us' is to me obviously Westminster, not the EU but millions would agree with their message. democracy is expensive but it does work. The people who gave them willingly power yesterday can take it away from them just as easily in a couple of years. This time...

we are going to live through a very interesting time. at the next general election, the electorate will deliver the real verdict on whether we want the EU or not. This time, Gove and Johnson can't repeat the same lies.

ITV interviewed a woman shopkeeper in Wales this morning. Why did you vote leave? She replied: the EU gave us the money to redevelop our town a few years ago. Now the town does not have the money to keep the public toilets opened. They closed all the toilets in town. I voted out because of it...

my worries are where the Pound will settle. It is traded at $1.37 now but will probably take 10 days to settle and it can go as low as $1.20.

there is worst, half of the FTSE failed to open for trade. Whoever has money invested on the stock market must be worried sick.

whoever taking over from Cameron may need to call a snap election.

it has. The Pound fell off the cliff in the early hours this morning. Mark Carney's £250 billion war chest won't last long against the speculative 2,000 billionaires in the world. There is a tactic often seen in this sort of situation called 'dead cat bounce'. The traders will prize money out of...

the word we hear the most even now is 'the elite'.

Boris will now have to come up with a plan.

I agree. Woosh have stopped sales until Monday, waiting for the exchange rate to stabilize. Expect 10% price hike.

the run on the Pound relates to short term political uncertainty, not a fundamental over-valuation of the Pound. It will settle probably within a year when a new PM and a new Governor of the BoE can give the market a clear plan to go for the Norway model. During this time, importers paying in...

At the next election, it's easy for Corbyn's team to critize all the false promises made by Johnson, Gove and Farage in this referendum. His '7 and a half' support for the EU will also serve him well. Farron will get back the students' votes that the LibDem lost in 2015.

As long as we get a slightly better deal than Norway, it would be easy for the B team to sell.

I am not worried that Brexiters won. really not much is going to change. The value of the Pound and the stock market will stabilize in a few days. To me, the biggest winners are of course Corbyn and Farron, their common enemies the conservatives, Blairites and UKIP are going to be weakened...

the Brexiters have got the referendum result, labour and conservative can now get rid of UKIP (Andrew Neil on BBC1 just minutes ago).

the Pound has dropped 10% in value.

it's official: we are out.

I think the Pound could get back to $1.52 -$1.53 by Monday. Latest poll Populus online gave remain 10 point lead, ComRes gives remain 8 points.