Raggytash the pound has followed a natural correction cycle starting way before the vote on June 23 2016, whereas you and your friends try to construct a case to blame the lower exchange rate on the referendum.
The statistics blow your case clean out of the water. If this is not the case why the fixation on how the pound has traded post referendum?
Why fixate on a part of a declining trend that originated way before the vote?
Your argument is both specious and vacuous.