Waiting on the FOMC and then a Brexit vote. Supremes say no fresh start for Puerto Rico. Microsoft gets LinkedIn. Apple announced new stuff, meh. Theranos kaput. Goldman Sachs’ continuing criminal enterprise. AT&T and Citi fight over thank you. Financial Review by Sinclair Noe for 06-13-2016 DOW – 132 = 17,732 SPX – 17 = 2079 NAS – 46 = 4848 10 Y – .02 = 1.62% OIL – .53 = 48.54 GOLD + 10.50 = 1284.80   Equities across the globe drifted into the red ahead of a data heavy week in the U.S. that will include retail sales, inflation and other economic figures. Reasons for the declines: Brexit woes, weak Chinese investment growth, fresh strength in the yen, and lower oil prices. Traders are also anticipating a busy week for central banks with policy meetings for the Fed, Bank of Japan, Swiss National Bank, and Bank of England. The safe-haven yen strengthened across the board overnight, hitting a three-year high against both the euro and sterling on Brexit worries and reaching a six-week high vs. the greenback. Japan faces a credit rating downgrade after the government delayed a planned second sales tax hike.   With ten days to go until a Brexit vote, the “Leave” campaign has taken a lead over “Remain” in the latest YouGov poll, reversing the one point lead held by the pro-EU camp in the last survey taken on June 6. Another poll from research firm ORB showed that 55% of British citizens feel they should ...