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michaelpelly commented Mar 10, 2016How deeply romantic :-). To compare NZ and UK is like compare orange and LEGO toy - two things that share nothing in common :-).
Brexit: Lessons the UK could learn from nimble New Zealand
- michaelpelly commented Mar 9, 2016
Exactly! Complacency and socialism - recipe for economic disappointment.
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
Well, as I said - if you take the emotional side - especially concerning the UK - Germany relationship for the last century. But in pure economical terms - we need to look at markets and possibilities - not political agitation. Interestingly - there ...
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
Well my opinion is biased from my professional field - I usually try to make things happen and work for a long time. Disruption of policies is not my specialty
. That is reserved for middle and high management guys . But honestly - I don't think ...EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
I mean in modern industrial times. Because if we look at Cuba, North Korea and Iran for the last 50 yrs...
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
Trump is just a political joke. The skills to make land deals is not translated to policy. He is just a bone head populist - the next "raper" of the middle class. Revolutions usually end in more worse conclusion than social evolutionary development.
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
Hard to see Germany goes insolvent before UK - at least after 2008 ;-). Basically crisis from US hit UK first - and you can also check the GBP/USD - it felt from 2.11xx to 1.33xx in 6-7 months... So - I would say Germany is way more insulated from ...
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
Sorry - I forgot - Titanic was built in Belfast and owned by England's White Star Line...to answer your metaphor :-).
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
We have differences in opinions not because I'm negative - but because I think in economic and business terms, while most of the Brits are thinking in some "sugarized" ideological political induced sense of nationalism with some romantic feeling of ...
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 8, 2016
So they already know how much the economy will tank...
EU referendum: Bank of England ready to pump billions into financial system to counter turmoil...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 7, 2016
This website is my perfect counter indicator - always on the wrong side! 90% probability to win if you counter follow their suggestions
.Is the GBP/USD running out of steam again?
- michaelpelly commented Mar 5, 2016
I guess you will invite all of the forum participants on your luxury yacht after next week - you seem so sure of this movement - why don't you sell your parents house - use maximum leverage and then cash in couple million dollars?!
See you in ...All Eyes On ECB...
- michaelpelly commented Mar 4, 2016
Reality is wrong
. I love this one!Economist: 'The wage number is wrong, payrolls are strong.'
- michaelpelly commented Mar 4, 2016
The common sentence always is "negatively in economic terms". At least most of the articles I've read. No one actually believes UK will flourish after leaving EU. So from where came this motion and this referendum? Or just political tricks and ...
Life after Brexit: The UK’s options outside the EU
- michaelpelly commented Feb 24, 2016
Public can say anything - what would be the economic consequences is another story.
Brexit could wipe 20% off the pound amid referendum turmoil, warns HSBC
- michaelpelly commented Feb 21, 2016
This question always have 2 sides - emotional and pure economic. The emotional part is the sense of robbed freedom and right of choice for the people and they way decisions are made. But keep in mind that emotional power can be quite easily ...
Boris Johnson says UK is better off outside the EU
- michaelpelly commented Feb 19, 2016
Firming?!
I'm reading m/m 0.0% - is that increase or I must repeat mathematics of my 2 engineering bachelors .Firming U.S. inflation keeps Fed rate hike on the table