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A weekend to digest the implications over last Thursday’s decision by the U.K. to end its EU membership didn’t do much to quell worries in global markets on Monday.

Since the United Kingdom voted last Thursday to sever its membership in the European Union, investors have rushed out of risky assets, turning to safe-haven plays like government debt. But the bond king has some words of advice.

Since the United Kingdom voted last Thursday to sever its membership in the European Union, investors have rushed out of risky assets, turning to safe-haven plays like government debt. But the bond king has some words of advice.

Just a day after flirting with record-high territory, U.S equity markets extended a global-market meltdown on Friday morning after the United Kingdom, in a stunning vote, decided to sever its membership in the European Union.

Just a day after flirting with record-high territory, U.S equity markets extended a global-market meltdown on Friday morning after the United Kingdom, in a stunning vote, decided to sever its membership in the European Union.

With portfolios ravaged after the Brexit vote, investors might be tempted to ditch positions in the market. But the best game plan depends on a host of factors that should be carefully considered.

With portfolios ravaged after the Brexit vote, investors might be tempted to ditch positions in the market. But the best game plan depends on a host of factors that should be carefully considered.

Although a vote to “leave” will not mean immediate “cut-and-run” from the EU, it will indeed mean uncertainty and that could be just enough to knock over our fledgling global recovery.

Although a vote to “leave” will not mean immediate “cut-and-run” from the EU, it will indeed mean uncertainty and that could be just enough to knock over our fledgling global recovery.

Traders on Wall Street followed global markets higher as they ditched last week’s cautious sentiment, diving back into traditionally riskier assets.

Traders on Wall Street followed global markets higher as they ditched last week’s cautious sentiment, diving back into traditionally riskier assets.

With sentiment thrashing between extremes over the outcome of Thursday's Brexit vote, investors might be tempted to shift their allocations, but market strategists say that's perhaps one of the worst things a long-term investor could do.

With sentiment thrashing between extremes over the outcome of Thursday's Brexit vote, investors might be tempted to shift their allocations, but market strategists say that's perhaps one of the worst things a long-term investor could do.

U.S. equity markets treaded water during Friday’s session, but a look under the hood showed just how concerned investors across the world are ahead of a key vote in Britain next week.

U.S. equity markets treaded water during Friday’s session, but a look under the hood showed just how concerned investors across the world are ahead of a key vote in Britain next week.

Investors are already feeling the heat of what will likely be a hot and volatile summer.