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| What does prorogation mean for your money? | | | | | | | | There are many questions being asked by investors today as a result of yesterday's decision to prorogue parliament. - Will this trigger a vote of no confidence?
- Will the pound fall again?
- Will people "sell" and do their research later?
MoneyWeek's executive editor, John Stepek says "I'd expect turbulence over the next couple of months, certainly. But if you're an active investor and stock picker, I'd use that time to build up your cash reserves and make a watchlist of stocks that you want to buy. This is the kind of torrid atmosphere that creates buying opportunities for quality companies at usually low valuations."
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