Not too mention a weak pound would be a boon to tourism. Considering a trip myself.

While I agree with everything you've said, I believe the biggest factor at play for those who voted to exit is immigration. You only mentioned immigration in passing but it is my understanding that nearly 2 million immigrants have flooded into the UK, taking jobs, influencing culture etc. And of course terrorists disguised as migrants is a major fear. I'm not saying I share that view myself, just stating it played a major role in the vote.

Thanks for all your comments. And while you are all correct, I suspect that $AMZN is looking to vertically integrate and become a competing shipping industry. Just as they decided to become their own web hosting company and became a dominant player in that space. I suspect they will not only drop UPS, but will begin to compete with it. That could crush $UPS.

What about how #Amazon launched it's own truck shipping company and its 20% stake that it purchased in #AtlasAir last month for air deliveries? Seems to me that they are looking to ditch #UPS. I would think that would be a major threat to the company and it's bottom line. $AMZN $AAWW $UPS

I'm not saying you are wrong, but where is your proof?

@[Yohay Elam](user:18095), I'm confused... in this article you say that the USD is recovering. But in another post you wrote, also today, you said the USD is going down! www.talkmarkets.com/.../how-low-can-the-dollar-go. Which is it? It can't be both.

I agree wholeheartedly. And good to see you back @[Carol Wydra](user:7533), haven't seen you around in a while!

Congrats @[Than Merrill](user:28092)! And I see you are now a contributor here too! Welcome.

These charts are very disconcerting.

Compelling, I'll keep my eye on this one.