This is a must-read article from the FT. Check it out!

Investors pull cash ahead of Scots vote – FT.com.

Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Scotland used from the 12th century to 1603. Used by the Kings of Scots up until the Union of the Crowns in 1603 under King James VI & I, of Scotland and England. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This is my fourth blog, passionately arguing for Scotland to stay in the UK. This is in the interest of Scotland and the UK.

In case you missed the earlier blogs, here are the links (latest first):

• Tricky questions for Scots lucky enough to have a vote
• If Scotland votes for independence: the key questions answered
• The true size of Scotland’s disaster 

As I predicted in my first blog, there will be an enormous crisis of confidence as investors, speculators and employers in Scotland work through the risks.

Sadly, I predict fear will escalate and lead to widespread panic.

Part of the problem, of course, is that politicians on both sides of the argument are not being honest about the future strategy for Scotland and the related risks.

Thoughts?

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