The US election remains too close for the pundits to call, but from a trading perspective the contrarian Trump loses trade is well underway. Who knows what the rest of this week will bring, but it’s unlikely to be certainty or stability.

The markets are showing little concern about imminent Labour victory in the coming UK election. Markets yearn for the stability, capability, credibility and certainty the new government seems set to deliver. But the shenanigans and back-room deals allowing a leftie MP to retain her seat hints all in not well. Was that the sound of a Ming Vase hitting the deck?

It seems to be the fate of The Labour party to inherit a nation riven by the consequences of previous governments. What is the likelihood Sir Keir Starmer will be able to steer the UK back into relevancy and attract foreign investment?

The Thames Water debacle is shaping up to be a critical “Judder” moment for the UK. Public utility privatisations decades ago have left a legacy of underinvestment and broken services. The bills will be enormous – and crippling - creating a potential investment crisis.

Aston Martin’s extraordinary rally on the back of a F1 podium place squeezed out the shorts as fans backed their belief by buying the stock. The reality for the UK is bleaker – the UK budget next week (March 15) will do little to inspire global enthusiasm for the decaying economy. The UK needs something visionary and new!

Gosh… The Rest of the World wonders how the UK has suddenly become a corruption-raddled third world kleptocracy. The optics are terrible. Even the Russians are moving out! Fortunately, there may be a solution:  let’s be British about it, and show everyone we can do political knavery better than anyone else!

The New UK Sunak Government had steadied markets, but in coming weeks it will become increasingly clear the fractured Tories are trapped in no-Growth Austerity. Can they escape, or is it time for a Political Reset?

Today we likely get a new PM. The opportunity for Rishi Sunak is challenging, but he may get markets on side and start the recovery process for the deeply dysfunctional and divided Conservative Party. He probably still loses by 2024 – but political stability may be back on the agenda.

Something is rotten in the state… A deep rooted canker underlies the current crisis. Removing it will give the UK a real chance at some kind of Brexit Bonus, Growth and Prosperity. But we have to change, and change utterly.

The UK is not bust or broke. Smart investors are actively looking for bargains in the wake of the Trusster**ck. Its time for change to monetise the value of the UK for the UK!.