You said financial markets had been pricing in Brexit, which is nonsense. I'm not disputing the movement in GBP/USD was significant....
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You said financial markets had been pricing in Brexit, which is nonsense. I'm not disputing the movement in GBP/USD was significant....
How are you going to press on united when half the country is at odds with the other half? And with the only reason for having this win being that they were slightly more numerous at the booths than the other? Pure platitude. There's going to be no unity, just a lot of people trying to "get theirs". Plus, that's how it's always been, I don't see any leavers championing unity before they knew they won - or indeed, not have the vote in the first place so that they may be "united" with the remainers. It's easy to say let's be united going forward when it's the direction you want to go in, but remember, you didn't want to go forward united in the direction the others wanted, so why will they act differently?
Oh boy, this just takes the biscuit.
You still think we will get free trade like the rest of the EU members, but without freedom of movement don't you
Yes.
The EU is in a far worse shape than you realise. We'll get our deal.
Amazing.
No thanks, I'm fine.
If you're delirious enough to think the remain vote was as close it was from informed votes only, I feel sorry for you.
edit: I removed an insult in the interest of forum friendliness.
I'm talking about statistical likeliness and probability of someone's education based on which way they vote. I think you're talking about someone else's post there... I said nothing about uninformed voters.
Have you ever looked at where SK is on the map? Or the import-export stats for it with the EU?
Agree. Once the remains face up , realise we're coming out and stop panicking and wetting themselves. Things will recover no problem.
More doom and gloom affects the market. Get on board and let's make the most of it.
Until we run out of fish form over fishing, which was a large part of the quota system in the first place.
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Phew that was quick. Just got a job offer from Plex! They're looking for developers etc.!!!!
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What on earth? How can you possibly argue that, it is exactly how a semi strong market works - pricing reflects all known information of which a chance of Brexit was part of.
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The negativity is strong in this thread.
You still think we will get free trade like the rest of the EU members, but without freedom of movement don't you
No i think we'll negotiate a deal with very low tarrifs ar first certain products such as aircraft parts and automaobiles will likley be negotiated tarrif free from the start.
and from there we will slowlwy expand the tarrif free product range, with exclusions for certain products that each side wants to protect.
Do i think there will be one negotiation and that trade deal will last forever?
No because I'm not an idiot.
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Don't listen to Bob Geldof mate. We will have our own laws to protect the quantities.
The negativity is strong everywhere.
This is the most likely outcome. Even the worst outcome using WTO tariffs is nowhere near as bad as what people think.
I work in capital markets, you either have no idea what you're talking about or are just trolling.
Here's one source I found in about 3 seconds of googling. Its title gives a bit of a clue, "Financial markets position themselves for Remain victory"
GE pre article 50 sounds like stealth 2nd vote
Well if we get new party leaders and one then stands in a pre article 50 GE on a stay in the EU platform things would be... interesting, or just chaos, or both.
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