Off Topic EU deabte. Which way are you voting ?

You mean that you want them to draw your conclusion. Namely, that somebody who has been almost 100% correct in what they said would happen - worked in those very markets for over 20yrs, now doesn't know what he's talking about?

Fine. You believe what you want to believe, if that makes you happy. You're looking for instant solutions that don't exist. But, of course that's somebody else's fault!

There are no chinks in my argument. There are, however, huge ones in your capacity to absorb what you don't want to hear!

 

You're as accurate as everyone else was, in fact you're less accurate, because it's not as bad as you claimed, but that's by the by,and just going over old ****.

1. Do you agree calm and stability are needed?
2. Do you think pointing at the market helps or hinders this?

 

For a short spell, before it rallied to the level it was in February this year. Were we dragging famine ridden corpses out last February?

Are other global/EU markets falling, some further than us at times?

Does pointing at it make it better or worse?

What's your solution for moving forward?

 

What a ****er. How long did it take you to come up with that drivel, fella.

You told us you know of folk who have already lost their jobs because of this referendum, now they just might. Where have I said I am happy with folk going on the dole? Making **** like that up is why I call you a ****er. I offered you real incidence of recent redundancies, not referendum linked but certainly on the watch of the EU.

You're soppy because you throw up emotional blame rather than reasoned argument. I do admit that is better than making things up, which you now are.

The post I responded to was full of unqualified nonsense, it still is. You have answered nothing, you have only gone on a flight of fantasy and recrimination.

Do you really believe that saying "we'll struggle in the short term but it'll be worth it" ( in the context of my comment) is the same as saying I believe them joining the dole queue doesn't matter?

If you want to discuss then fair enough, but if you want to lie, manipulate words and avoid reasonable questions then **** off and post at someone else.

 

Irrelevant to my comment.
Please feel free to ask me for clarification if you do not understand why this is so.

 

I've told you where things are, and where they're probably going. You refuse to listen.

Please...don't waste my time!...

 

You've told us what most people already knew, I'm asking you to suggest a solution instead of just being a part of the problem by just repeatedly adding to the negativity.

It seems to be beyond you.

PS, just seen one of your edits to the other thread, I don't expect the solution to be instant.

I'm suggesting that calm and building confidence is a start, do you agree with that being a reasonable step?

 

Your comment apparently intimates that $1.50 was a manufactured level, orchestrated by traders.

Are you saying that $1.31 the lowest in 31 yrs is also manufactured by traders?..

 

Look mate, there are no quick solutions. The politicians don't have one. The BOE doesn't have one.

 

Oh. Good job I never asked for a quick solution then eh.

It's a great opportunity for you to impress everyone with your hard earned knowledge and expertise.

 

And a better one for you to demonstrate your ignorance and stupidity!

Goodbye!...****wit....

 

Erm, I've posted a few times I know very little, that's why I'm asking you as a self proclaimed expert.

I think your petulance and lack of an answer speaks volumes.

No wonder so many of the public voted against "experts" when they see how often fall short on questions that matter.

 

The financial men, like you, got it very wrong last Thursday. In fact financiers have a poor track record in recent decades. (That's years, not months - so your time, perhaps?)

 

They got the result wrong. Just as almost everybody else did! Even the leave camp didn't expect to win.

I've explained time and again what would happen - it happened. I try to help by giving my best guess as to where it goes next, and all I get is abuse from ****ing idiots.

My apologies if that's not your intention with your own post.

 

There you go, speaking for everyone else again and getting it wrong. Why not just accept what is, let our constitution act (as I have always said) and stop being everyone's version of the big gob at the bar? But, to your credit, you do it well.

 

But your 'guess' is the bleeding obvious, so the better question is, what's the solution, which you've already said is beyond your level of expertise, so I simplified it to a more basic question.

Accepting that the market's are nervy, as that's a given, would you "guess" that a calm and confident feel is one step toward rebuilding, and if so, does pointing at the fall in values we already all know about help?

 

Got to say, I don't get why NSIS is getting abuse. He said the pound and the markets would tumble and they have, spectacularly. The pound in particular is a monumental car crash.

Yet some people seem to be claiming it's nothing to do with Brexit. If it's not then it's one very spooky coincidence!

Every economic commentator said this would happen as it causes so much uncertainty which investors and governments dislike.

To be fair, the only reason anyone would deny that it's the result of Brexit is because they feel a bit daft for being complicit to what is already proving to be carnage. It's ok to admit that you were either wrong about, didn't understand or underestimated this outcome.

 

That's the point; no one wants your best guess, as it's ****e and tending to come across as fact and it isn't, is it?
What did you think of the first half, shocking wasn't it.

 

Ok, tell you what, you can **** off too!...I'm done wasting my time with ****wits.

You do a better job of the big gob. The big gob that knows **** all about what he's talking about.

And, there the big difference!...

 

Words cannot express how much I love this video.