Can't find the old one, despite a search. Hence a year on...
I started it to compare the doom and gloom predictions from people who should know better, especially the treasury, to actual observable facts.
Thus far the treasury predicted our borrowing costs would soar by over 130 points. In fact they're down about 100.
No trade deals possible before (I forget the date they said, was far in the future though) compared to actual negotiations beginning with the USA later this month with the president firmly behind them. Canada, New Zealand, Australia, India, South Korea and several others I've forgotten have shown a great desire for a deal quickly.
Ftse 100 and 250 are well up, just shy of 7500.
Best of all from a macro economic perspective is inflation touching 3%. When you are £1800 billion in debt rating that away with inflation is far preferable to actually paying it off.
Growth has dropped a bit, though nowhere near the instant recession that was predicted. Bit early to say though this is likely due to the referendum.
External investment is actually nicely up, with several major companies announcing various large commitments.
Things could be rosier, though it would be a struggle to describe them generally as bad, quite contrary to 'informed' opinions. Even the oecd recently ate their pre referendum words.