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- Spreadbetter replied May 2, 2018
Over-65s were more than twice as likely as under-25s to have voted to Leave the European Union We have now weighted our final poll to match the headline result, and the detail within it gives the best possible indication of how Britain actually ...
- Spreadbetter replied May 2, 2018
Possible? Sure, if left with a keyboard, and enough time, a monkey can eventually type the complete words of Shakespeare. Probable? Highly unlikely. But wtf, knock yourself out.
- Spreadbetter replied May 2, 2018
The jobs loss estimate, for the City of London as a consequence of Brexit, is put at approx. 75,000, according to the govt. treasury and other sources. This fails to take into consideration the ancillary ripple effect job losses, greater London will ...
- Spreadbetter replied May 2, 2018
It’s all beginning to fall apart, now May is faced with a cabinet and Tory MP revolt over her pathetic suggestion of a hybrid “customs partnership”, which the E.U. have already rejected out of hand back in February and reaffirmed their position last ...
- Spreadbetter replied May 1, 2018
And in the Guardian, Marina Hyde says David Davis excels in a “government of all the talentless”, and even the Brexit secretary’s allies are worried – but he’s safe, because his colleagues are even worse: It’s long been traditional to describe a ...
- Spreadbetter replied May 1, 2018
The only gamblers whining over this decision are the hopeless and helpless. Those who treat retail FX as a potential career, will simply adapt.
- Spreadbetter replied May 1, 2018
Imho sterling parity with the euro can’t be ruled out. Let’s not forget that back in September 2017 we flirted with 95.00.
- Spreadbetter replied May 1, 2018
GBP falling this morning due to PMI missing the forecast, however, the Irish border issue will be the crucial tipping point over the next few days, the U.K. govt have no more bluffing room left, if the technological solution lacks credibility GBP ...
- Spreadbetter replied May 1, 2018
The only solution involves staying in the customs union, ergo this could be positive for GBP on Wednesday, if the solution is credible... “The U.K. is proposing a new plan to kick-start stalled Brexit talks and make progress on the vexed issue of ...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
This is is a good point; we imagine that the selfservatives will see sense, we imagine that there’ll be grown ups sitting around the table protecting the U.K. from social, political and economic implosion. When the only adults in the room appear to ...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
Good points, will respond fully tomorrow
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
I’m in two minds as to whether or not it’d create chaos. Firstly; on the basis that the Tories will always put party and power before the interest of the country, therefore whatever Mayhem decides; BINO or hard/WTO Brexit, the Brexit hard line ...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
The best things in life are free, apparently...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
Any positive news, such as a potential BINO (Brexit in name only) likely outcome, tends to increase GBP price. The uk govt is facing two options; BINO or WTO hard Brexit. BINO is the result markets and international business wants, a WTO hard Brexit ...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
Tough life?
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
Where in Ukraine are you?
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
Good. It should see a much overdue shake up.
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 30, 2018
I’ve often mentioned that behind the curtains, brilliant software engineers are using techniques and selling programmes to brokers, that wouldn’t look out of place, if they were working Mossad and the CIA. Punters shouldn’t lose sight of the fact ...
- Spreadbetter replied Apr 29, 2018
I’m inclined to agree, they (S.B. firms and certain brokers) often let latent arbitragers build up an account then shut them down, but they flag them up very early. There’s only one method to win using an S.B. firm and that’s swing/position trading. ...