#Brexit

[North]

Just a thought: It's probably a good idea to get your Euro's for your summer jollies before the 31st of this month as the pound is likely to take a big hit as we leave with a no-deal Brexit

Also look into USD (S&P 500 index also) for your future savings, the charts dont lie. US stocks that benefit from less US tax, stronger dollar, weaker pound and euros, can do very well. Like military and pharma ind.

 

[Naive Melody]

Just a thought: It's probably a good idea to get your Euro's for your summer jollies before the 31st of this month as the pound is likely to take a big hit as we leave with a no-deal Brexit

We then go into the 'transition' period until the end of 2020, so no material change day to day (we'll be a rule taker for the period). I can't see there being much change in GBP/EUR as a result of us formally leaving. The 31st of December 2020 however....

So here we are then - Brexit eve. The day Great Britain becomes Little England.

 

[craig72]

Is tomorrow a holiday?

 

[Johnny Vodka]

Also look into USD (S&P 500 index also) for your future savings, the charts dont lie. US stocks that benefit from less US tax, stronger dollar, weaker pound and euros, can do very well. Like military and pharma ind.

Why would any moral person invest in the arms industry?

 

[Ikoda]

Happy eve of Brexit day folks...

 

[The Sun God]

the most humiliating day in British history since the Suez Crisis. Utter, utter fools. Good luck finding those sunlit uplands...

 

[Nostalgic]

the most humiliating day in British history since the Suez Crisis. Utter, utter fools. Good luck finding those sunlit uplands...

Aww bless ya.

Have some gammon with those sour grapes

 

[The Sun God]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1223167370874753024

 

[The Sun God]

Aww bless ya.

Have some gammon with those sour grapes

enjoy your day. make the most of that Lambrini whilst you can still afford it.

 

[Ikoda]

On point as always

 

[Nostalgic]

enjoy your day. make the most of that Lambrini whilst you can still afford it.

I prefer a pint of Brexit. AKA Carling. A true patriots tipple

It'll be Singapore Slings on Monday night though, who'd of thought flying outside the EU would be so easy

 

[MrHullMysterious]

That the same Singapore which now has a free trade deal with EU (that took nearly 10 years to sort), and Dyson moved his offices to?

Ps: Carling, now I've lost all respect for you ?

 

[soulcompromise]

I guess it's official, huh? Well I won't pretend to know what's in the best interest of Britain and Britons. Good luck & may the force be with you! ?

 

[matter]

Happy Independence Day. It’s took 3 1/2 years, but it’s finally happening. I know most on here can’t grasp the democracy thing.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN

 

[soha]

Such a pity humans can't have healthy discussions without trying to provoke or antagonise each other ??‍

 

[Floyd]

Such a pity humans can't have healthy discussions without trying to provoke or antagonise each other ??‍

Sadly a reflection of modern society. People are more concerned with petty point scoring and one-upmanship than the reality of what's in front of them

 

[soulcompromise]

On another forum, there is a lot of noise around leavers or remainers. I actually see it in a new light. In a way, I'm reminded of the 4th of July of 1776 when the United States declared its independence. The United Kingdom has effectively deemed itself independent of the European Union. So I guess what I'm saying is this doesn't have to be a tragedy. It's a birth. A beginning. It's something special now. Whether we wanted it or not seems less important and more "partisan" if you'll excuse the term.

What do you think?

 

[AntonioGeordio]

Don’t forget to update your currency ?

 

[The Sun God]

Certain people still don't get just how serious this all is. We're talking about real people's lives here not some episode of Dad's Army. I live with someone genuinely worried about her future. For us, this isn't knockabout fun on some internet forum.

 

[matter]