Tezza
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Just checked the exchange rate and the spot rate is 1.17 or 1euro is 85p. I have no doubt it will go up again in a day or two . But the general trend is down down down .
Just checked the exchange rate and the spot rate is 1.17 or 1euro is 85p. I have no doubt it will go up again in a day or two . But the general trend is down down down .
Just checked the exchange rate and the spot rate is 1.17 or 1euro is 85p. I have no doubt it will go up again in a day or two . But the general trend is down down down .
Yes abosolute disaster for anybody changing £'s into anything, we have the Brexitiers to thank for that. The small rises that had recently been seen of UK purchasers of homes in France and Spain, has now once more been killed off stone dead.
Ohhh I don't know ...have a look at the prices Gideot got for his sales.Were we Brexiters to blame when it was 1:1 a few years back?
In a fairly short time you will be thanking us. Oh I forget, you are going to live in La La land.
I hope Tezza does better than when Gordon broon sold our Gold stocks off. Well, you could not do any worse really.![]()
Were we Brexiters to blame when it was 1:1 a few years back?
In a fairly short time you will be thanking us. Oh I forget, you are going to live in La La land.
I hope Tezza does better than when Gordon broon sold our Gold stocks off. Well, you could not do any worse really.![]()
In a fairly short time you will be thanking us. Oh I forget, you are going to live in La La land.
I hope Tezza does better than when Gordon broon sold our Gold stocks off. Well, you could not do any worse really.![]()
The simple fact is, and anybody who had studied, before the referendum happened, the effects ****** would, or more to the point may have had, would have realised that if we did leave the EU it was not going to be the day after the vote, but in fact it would be years.
Some of the candidates for the Tory leadership are now talking about not activating article 50 until early next year, and after a general election. We then have 2 years to exit, and only then will we be able to enter into negotiations into the terms of our departure. This means that we cannot even start talking about whether we have a trade agreement with the single market (which will also mean that we would still have to have freedom of movement of people to and from the UK to Europe) until the early part of 2019, and all the other un-ravellings of law etc associated with 40 years of our membership to the EU will follow even later than that. Canada and Switzerland have been battling for over 7 years to try and get their terms sorted out, and so far have got nowhere. In Switzerlands case they are worse off now than they were when they started their negotiations.
In reality it is highly likely that many people who voted for ****** will unfortunately die before their dream is anywhere near realised, certainly if the reports are to be belived that the people who mainly voted out were of retirement age. But then those reports could be wrong, as I am in the age bracket and I, well 'we' actually, voted to stay in.
And just to add another little snippet - the referendum was merely an expression of an opinion, it has no standing in law. Parliament now have to discuss the matter and vote themselves on the result, and 75% of them are in the 'Remain' camp. And now we have Tony Blair stepping in saying the same thing, something along the lines of 'we do not necessarily have to accept the findings of the referendum', which in stating this will not help the mess we are in one bit in the short term.
So we have at least 2+ years of total uncertainty, in which time we will still be in the EU, and still abiding by their rules and paying into their fund as usual.
The situation we are now in is a complete shambles and the GBP and the other currencies will continue on their ups and downs. Some savvy people will make a fortune out of it, others will not.
Pity these details weren't presented to the Brexiters earlier. They'll be reading this now and spluttering -
"But, but, nobody told me this. How could I have been so daft? Why didn't Nigel, Michael and Boris tell me? Can I vote again please?"
Too late now though. I just hope the folk who ticked the box that got us in this mess know someone who can clear it up.
Pat
There can only be one solution to stop this bickering. Those that want to be part of Europe can bugger off and live there. The rest of us are happy to stay in Blighty.