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All up again, maybe you would like to talk it down :rolleyes:

FTSE 100 = 6,361.94 Now even higher than before the Referendum.
GBP/USD = 1.3486
GBP/Euro = 1.2113

I'm going nowhere as I am British and not a European. You however are welcome to go and dwell among your brethren in Bulgaria or whatever suits your European inner man.

I wont bother replying to the rest of the drivel in your post as you are a very sill boy Pike . :rofl:

Are you deliberately ignoring FTSE250, which is seen as the best indicator of the UK Market?
 
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Please read the post I was quoting which was in response to Crazyface rant

Maybe just once take a step back and look at all the posts instead of charging in like a bull in a china shop - either that or you are just selectively reading posts.

Crazyface said England get no money from the EU - clearly they do in regards grants from the EU for many things - I know where the money comes from - that wasn't up for debate

Crazyface said that we shouldn't buy a thing from the EU - clearly that is one of the most ludicrous things said. I didn't once suggest "cut yourself off"

Please just once look at the post I was responding to.

I know you are on a mission to ensure your theory that it's all going to be ok is going to happen but I think it's time you realised that people have genuine worries for the future that you can't answer - finances and businesses in this nation are already being affected by what has happened and people will rightly be worried for the future- if you don't understand that now I don't think you ever will and being honest I don't think you really care if it goes wrong

+1... though i am sure SR is going to have a go at me +1-ing you.. The world is slighly bigger than all of our oysters.
 
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hahahaa... Boris not running for Tory leadership .. (this year).
He knows he will be doomed if he invokes Article 50 and doomed if he doesnt.... good move to kick the ball into the long grass and pick it up in about 3-4-5 years. A Brexiter wanting to distance himself from his promises??
 

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hahahaa... Boris not running for Tory leadership .. (this year).
He knows he will be doomed if he invokes Article 50 and doomed if he doesnt.... good move to kick the ball into the long grass and pick it up in about 3-4-5 years. A Brexiter wanting to distance himself from his promises??

Not a surprise. A man without principle other than personal ambition who recognises that the next PM is damned whether he or she invokes article 50 or not.

Who will be the tories David moyes?
 

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Are you deliberately ignoring FTSE250, which is seen as the best indicator of the UK Market?

OK lets have a look at the FTSE 250 as thats been picked as support to some of those looking for a worse case scenario to talk down the country.

The FTSE 250 currently stands at 16,002, on the 16th June before the referendum it was at 16,320, it took an understandable dip after the referendum result but is now growing strongly. In Feb 2016 it stood at 15,431, in August 2015 it stood at 16,214, In July 2013 it stood at 14,009.

Talking it down in the way many sour faced Remainers are doing is typical of the many losers that prefer to knock the UK at every opportunity. We will emerge stronger and better off by our decision to Leave.
 

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Let's put it bluntly those who voted leave were over the hill, and uneducated - stats say that.
How can you expect the majority of educated people to accept their guidance on the future economical situation??
Are people talking the economy down, no. Is it a complex reaction to a misguided decision based on no facts, probably yes. Do we have any confidence in the stuff being said by the leavers - probably not.
I don't ask my mechanic to check my personal health ...
 

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OK lets have a look at the FTSE 250 as thats been picked as support to some of those looking for a worse case scenario to talk down the country.

The FTSE 250 currently stands at 16,002, on the 16th June before the referendum it was at 16,320, it took an understandable dip after the referendum result but is now growing strongly. In Feb 2016 it stood at 15,431, in August 2015 it stood at 16,214, In July 2013 it stood at 14,009.

Talking it down in the way many sour faced Remainers are doing is typical of the many losers that prefer to knock the UK at every opportunity. We will emerge stronger and better off by our decision to Leave.

What complete hogwash!

There is no 'talking it down' from the professionals whose jobs and livelihoods are based on being 'ahead of the game', whatever the triggers for any movement! They may take a view on individual companies wrt to the effect of Brexit, but there's certainly no room for sentiment in that area, simply hard-nosed trading attitudes!
 

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Let's put it bluntly those who voted leave were over the hill, and uneducated - stats say that.
How can you expect the majority of educated people to accept their guidance on the future economical situation??
Are people talking the economy down, no. Is it a complex reaction to a misguided decision based on no facts, probably yes. Do we have any confidence in the stuff being said by the leavers - probably not.
I don't ask my mechanic to check my personal health ...

That's a rather stupid comment even for you (and that's saying something).

I guess its lazier than debating the actual issues but with every post you are coming over as someone with a limited ability for reasoned debate. If you cant argue the points presented to you in an intelligent manner then replying with a post like the above says little for your intellect.
 

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FAO Foxholer.

I have you on my ignore list and cant see any of your posts. Just in case you are looking for a reply to anything.
 

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Not a surprise. A man without principle other than personal ambition who recognises that the next PM is damned whether he or she invokes article 50 or not.

Who will be the tories David moyes?

:lol:
Funny but true.
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Those desperately trying to talk up the money markets have no idea how much the BoE are throwing at it at the mo.
[BoE boss shakes head slowly]
 

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:lol:
Funny but true.
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Those desperately trying to talk up the money markets have no idea how much the BoE are throwing at it at the mo.
[BoE boss shakes head slowly]

3.1 Billion Pounds that was already available for bids in April. If you have some evidence of more then please enlighten us.
 

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I'd argue all this FTSE 100. 250, 3000 or whatever is actually not that relevant. Yes it reflects the markets initial reaction to the decision, but the most financial damage (or benefits I suppose if I am being charitable) will be done in the long term IMHO, not over the first couple of weeks.
 
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