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wow £650 for the FTW 1080 £41 jump no way that leaving the EU puts on £41
The GBP is expected to drop to 1.2 against the USD thanks to the ignorant brexiters.
Prices are only going to increase in the next months as the sterling plumpets and Britain sinks into a recession.
How are other retailers managing to keep prices pre Brexit?
Now that the £ has stopped sliding, will we see a reduction on the 1080/70's ?
Glad I got my 980 Ti from yourselves for £359 NO WAY the 1080 worth close to double or depending on what model you get double of it, it's not OCUK's fault of course but this pricing is a scam we're getting into TITAN prices for what is essentially a 'baby gpu, within it's family'
Maxwell stock is pretty much paid for so we can hold those prices as we have sell out rebates, infact it works opposite way because we get sell out rebate in USD, the horrible low rate worked in our favour and is part of the reason why we could lower price. So if rate builds back to 1.40 Maxwells will go up and Pascals down.
Yep confusing I know, some you lose, some you win, time for sleep.![]()
The GBP is expected to drop to 1.2 against the USD thanks to the ignorant brexiters.
Prices are only going to increase in the next months as the sterling plumpets and Britain sinks into a recession.
Get in a boat and sail across the channel.
This leaver hate was happening before the referendum and it is continuing after it too.
Just because you cant grasp why people have mixed feelings over hot topics such as money immigration and laws does not mean the other side are "ignorant brexiters" infact it just makes you look silly for talking about it in such a simple ignorant way.
I for one have no problem either way and personally think why we are having so many problems (atleast pound wise) atm is because of people delibratly panicking people and fear mongering which is the same tactics that was used by the remainer campaigners before the vote, if everyone just sat down and was calm for a moment they would realise that if we stuck together stopped watching the biased news and worked everything threw we would be in the same place we were before maybe even much better off.
No.
The market decides the value of the pound based on its own confidence in the economy. The 'fear mongering' of individuals is irrelevant. It is you who are ignorant of how the value of the pound is determined. The market has spoken.
Leave supporters can argue that this is a temporary setback. That's a legitimate argument, but the idea that people 'deliberately panicking' is causing this is simply ludicrous.
I understand these views, but as a remain voter, I wanted to know from a leave voter why they felt immigration was such a defining issue and what they think will improve now.
Get in a boat and sail across the channel.
This leaver hate was happening before the referendum and it is continuing after it too.
Just because you cant grasp why people have mixed feelings over hot topics such as money immigration and laws does not mean the other side are "ignorant brexiters" infact it just makes you look silly for talking about it in such a simple ignorant way.
I for one have no problem either way and personally think why we are having so many problems (atleast pound wise) atm is because of people delibratly panicking people and fear mongering which is the same tactics that was used by the remainer campaigners before the vote, if everyone just sat down and was calm for a moment they would realise that if we stuck together stopped watching the biased news and worked everything threw we would be in the same place we were before maybe even much better off.
The big money players - hedge funds, banks, et al. that are causing to pound to fall are not taking their opinions from the Daily Mail or these forums or people commenting on the value of the pound to each other. They make their decisions based on specialists such as Bloomberg or their own internal research. Your comment about us being influenced by the "biased news" is provably wrong because you and I (unless you happen to be a hedge fund manager and I don't know about it) aren't the ones causing the pound to be so depressed, we're just the ones, legitimately commenting on the fact that it is doing so.
Honestly, the ones I take issue with in this thread are the ones attacking OCUK for prices rises calling it "cynical and greedy" in utter denial of the basic facts of economics. If the pound falls, that creates a pressure on the sellers of imported products. This is utterly basic.