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The UK's Stock Market

Discover the Bloomberg terminal alternative, Koyfin: https://bit.ly/3WHt025 The London Stock Exchange (LSE) started in 1698 when John Castaing started keeping tabs on stock prices on a board hanging inside Jonathan’s coffee house, which was the place to encounter businessmen with monocles. This exchange/region is by far the least exotic of all as you could argue that the US stock exchange was simply an extension of the London stock exchange at first and that its model was copied from it. Today, the LSE is operated under the London Stock Exchange Group, which used to also own the Borsa Italiana, more on that later. Good or bad, the recent Brexit gives the opportunity to the UK to take a new direction with its financial market, without having to abide by the EU’s way of doing things, all things stock related of course. There are 2483 listed companies on the London Stock exchange, and they are denominated in British Pound Sterlings. The exchange allows foreigners to trade on it with no restrictions. The UK is a developed economy therefore the exchange contains a wide variety of listing both in manufacturing as well as services in all major industry groups. You will have no issues accessing UK listings from abroad as access is very broad, most standard brokers will offer listings on the LSE by default. Exotic Markets Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099C4J28V Twitter:   / deancahillacca