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OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners
And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.
It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.
The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.
Happy Days.
[Post edited 1 Jan 2021 14:13]
OUT AFLI SUCK IT UP REMOANER LOSERS
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(No subject) (n/t) on 14:32 - Aug 12 by sherpajacob
I guess I'm more of a,Keynesian than a Friedman style monetarist, So I don't necessarily follow the view that controlling the supply of broad and narrow money through interest rates and monetary policy is particularly effective. I do have some time for Hayek.
Ultimately under any regime of flexibility and floating exchanges rates, as opposed to historical agreements like Bretton woods, the gold standard or the ERM, the value of a currency relative to other currencies is dependent on Supply and demand.
Your question should have been what are the supply and demand factors currently influencing the relative strength of the Euro.
There are of course many, almost infinite factors, including QE, relative interest rates, expectations of inflation and GDP. and not least political stability..
All of these and others are influencers of supply and demand which drive currency prices up or down.
OK. You've read something on currency 101. Well done.
Now walk us through the actions of the ECB since the 'Sovereign Debt Crisis' started in Greece and join up the dots.
If we are to believe the picture you and Lisa paint, everything is comparatively rosy in the Eurozone's garden and the relative strength of the Euro vs the pound is an indicator that they will have stronger economic growth than us in the medium term yes?
(No subject) (n/t) on 21:46 - Aug 12 by WarwickHunt
Artificial Intelligence is still in its infancy, obviously.
A previous incarnation had a phase of using “small hands” and “boy bands” despite being diametrically opposite to reality. Perhaps it gets a reboot and upgrade with every name change.
Fascinating stuff despite being extremely repetitive and lacking in wit and imagination. Early days though.
*Extremely repetitive and lacking in wit and imagination.*
Pretty much sums you up.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 07:18 - Aug 13 with 1569 views
I don't know why you think having less food and medicine will make us stop arguing about brexit? You hoping people will be too tired from vitamin deficiency to remember to call you a reckless mophead cunt?
OK. You've read something on currency 101. Well done.
Now walk us through the actions of the ECB since the 'Sovereign Debt Crisis' started in Greece and join up the dots.
If we are to believe the picture you and Lisa paint, everything is comparatively rosy in the Eurozone's garden and the relative strength of the Euro vs the pound is an indicator that they will have stronger economic growth than us in the medium term yes?
If you don't understand supply and demand there is not much point trying to explain page 2 of economics for dummies to you.
The ECB acted as lender of last resort during the financial crisis. That's what central banks do.
Oh dear. So according to you it is 'the market' that is setting the value of a Euro
Do you work in the City Lisa?
Do you think we'd be better off adopting the Euro? As that is the argument you and your 'Remainer' chums are making, because the stronger our currency the better off we'll be right?
Would someone kindly go to Kerouac’s place and confiscate the keys to his JCB?
Oh dear. So according to you it is 'the market' that is setting the value of a Euro
Do you work in the City Lisa?
Do you think we'd be better off adopting the Euro? As that is the argument you and your 'Remainer' chums are making, because the stronger our currency the better off we'll be right?
"because the stronger our currency the better off we'll be right?"
You haven't understood at all. It's not the currency that makes the economy strong/weak it's the other way round. Which is why devaluation is not a long term solution.
Oh dear. So according to you it is 'the market' that is setting the value of a Euro
Do you work in the City Lisa?
Do you think we'd be better off adopting the Euro? As that is the argument you and your 'Remainer' chums are making, because the stronger our currency the better off we'll be right?
Bless.
You don’t understand any of it do you?
I’m surprised you haven’t bumped into a currency trader in a local shop as yet who will tell you you’re absolutely right. It’s what normally happens to you after all...
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(No subject) (n/t) on 12:34 - Aug 13 with 1334 views
I’m surprised you haven’t bumped into a currency trader in a local shop as yet who will tell you you’re absolutely right. It’s what normally happens to you after all...
Answer the question. By your own logic it would be better for us to join the Eurozone yes?
Good a weaker £ isn’t a bad thing at all. It will make British goods more attractive. Also a strong € will make their goods less attractive.
You probably believe this nonsense so help the rest of us.
Why don’t you outline the way this works in practice.
Take any industry you like and explain why a very weak pound combined with tariffs will help.
The only rule is that you have to use actual cases not fantasy cases. So you can’t suddenly assume we manufacture components here when we don’t, you can’t assume that fuel for distribution, power for manufacture etc aren’t all a lot more expensive. Plus assume WTO tariffs are in place both ways (import and export) as that’s what you want.
Off you go. Show us the figures. Any industry.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 12:40 - Aug 13 with 1324 views
Answer the question. By your own logic it would be better for us to join the Eurozone yes?
Come on, dazzle us with your intellect.
The remoaners are ideologically driven. Nothing else matters to them. Everything must be sacrificed on the alter of Their Frankenstein project dream. They are so blind that they can’t see its dying.
Let’s have a no deal 🇬🇧
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(No subject) (n/t) on 12:42 - Aug 13 with 1321 views
You probably believe this nonsense so help the rest of us.
Why don’t you outline the way this works in practice.
Take any industry you like and explain why a very weak pound combined with tariffs will help.
The only rule is that you have to use actual cases not fantasy cases. So you can’t suddenly assume we manufacture components here when we don’t, you can’t assume that fuel for distribution, power for manufacture etc aren’t all a lot more expensive. Plus assume WTO tariffs are in place both ways (import and export) as that’s what you want.
Off you go. Show us the figures. Any industry.
Who said it’s very weak ? The IMF even said the the £ was overvalued pre the Brexit referendum.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 12:49 - Aug 13 with 1317 views
Answer the question. By your own logic it would be better for us to join the Eurozone yes?
Come on, dazzle us with your intellect.
Kerouac, you’d be dazzled by the intellect of Joey Essex.
The question you continue to ask is fundamentally flawed. The reason sterling is crashing is because the markets expect us to leave the EU and increasingly are pricing in the possibility of us leaving without a deal. They are additionally pricing in the fact that we have what appears to be a fiscally irresponsible PM.
So asking would we be better in the Eurozone is a nonsense, as if there was a realistic chance of us remaining within the EU, sterling would strengthen markedly. It is a circular question. The problem with your thinking is you are on one hand focusing on the financial instability of the Eurozone while on the other hand ignoring the act of monumental self harm that is causing sterling to behave in the way it is.
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(No subject) (n/t) on 12:52 - Aug 13 with 1313 views