Brexit thread - what happens next

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bloodline76 said:
It's not much of it, it's all of it. It appears that there are five main contributors with us currently giving the 2nd highest behind Germany. For the common assumption that we pay in £350m per week (not quite true but not far off) we get trade in eu
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Err, No we don't and no it isn't. I can't believe after all this time you are still quoting the completely fictitious numbers :rolleyes:


In return for paying that in each week and allowing free move,ent for eu members we get a rebate of about £200m where the eu tell us how to spend it and on what. By leaving the eu we would negotiate say paying in £100m (so £50m better off each week) and removing free movement.
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No, no,no that's not how it works at all. I can't believe after all this time you still have no idea on how this works, it's been said a hundred times :rolleyes:

And you Leavers wonder why we think the average one is pretty ignorant

Those are just my numbers by the way ;)
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Well, they are 'your numbers' that are suspiciously close to the lies spewed from the Leave campaign...

If you are going to make an argument, why don't you use the real numbers
 
Jamie Dimon on Brexit: I am proud of our employees who worked with clients to address concerns and ensure we were prepared to handle their needs in any eventuality. We are here to be a source of strength for our clients, communities, governments and markets. We will maintain a large presence in London, Bournemouth & Scotland, serving clients as we have for more than 150 years. In dramatic times like these, the quality, scope, capabilities and character of JPMorgan Chase truly come into focus.
 
Housey said:
Jamie Dimon on Brexit: I am proud of our employees who worked with clients to address concerns and ensure we were prepared to handle their needs in any eventuality. We are here to be a source of strength for our clients, communities, governments and markets. We will maintain a large presence in London, Bournemouth & Scotland, serving clients as we have for more than 150 years. In dramatic times like these, the quality, scope, capabilities and character of JPMorgan Chase truly come into focus.
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B-but, that's not what the Remain camp said would happen.
 
Housey said:
Jamie Dimon on Brexit: I am proud of our employees who worked with clients to address concerns and ensure we were prepared to handle their needs in any eventuality. We are here to be a source of strength for our clients, communities, governments and markets. We will maintain a large presence in London, Bournemouth & Scotland, serving clients as we have for more than 150 years. In dramatic times like these, the quality, scope, capabilities and character of JPMorgan Chase truly come into focus.
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IMO you missed the most important part:

We recognize the potential for market volatility over the next few weeks and we are ready to help our clients work through it. As of today, there are no changes to the structure of our clients' relationships with JPMorgan Chase or their ability to work with our firm, but again this may change in the coming months or years.

We are hopeful that policymakers will recognize the immense value created through a continued open economic engagement between the U.K. and EU members. As negotiations offer more clarity over the coming months, we will communicate with you and with our clients regarding any relevant changes.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/jpmor...nd-others-about-brexit-referendum-vote-2016-6
 
Mauller said:
Lol, i wouldn't trust them to run a BBQ let alone the country. Unless they want to heavily invest in UK based new nuclear power tech then they can sod off. :p
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Their stated policy is to mothball and close all nuclear, isn't it?

Then run the country on butterflies and rainbows.
 
Freakbro said:
Err, No we don't and no it isn't. I can't believe after all this time you are still quoting the completely fictitious numbers :rolleyes:

No, no,no that's not how it works at all. I can't believe after all this time you still have no idea on how this works, it's been said a hundred times :rolleyes:

And you Leavers wonder why we think the average one is pretty ignorant

Well, they are 'your numbers' that are suspiciously close to the lies spewed from the Leave campaign...

If you are going to make an argument, why don't you use the real numbers
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I said the numbers are just made up, i never quoted anything, i based it on the assumption that it was the numbers for the explaination. Please do educate me on your wisdom then. I look forward to your reply.

Please explain why it's not how it would work instead of childish emotes. I'm basing my understanding of what would happen on financial articles not the tv debates.

Point me to the facts and I will gladly listen. I look forward to you ignoring this request :p
 
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