miltiades wrote:Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:Plonker, i would be exiliratingly happy and rejoice at every bit of good economic news that comes out of the UK, I sincerely hope that the myriad of financial sources along with me are proven wrong.
As I have said before Im very much a realist and just can not see any economic benefit deriving from our EU exit. Only the LEs peasants, such as you, shut their eyes whilst sitting on their brains and rejoice at being out of the worlds largest trading block. Most if not all are oblivious of what is staring them in the ir face, I can understand you with a fucking bucket over your head, and admire your....stupidity. What a Plonker !!
well then, if that is the case you would be looking at the GDP Growth figures and the employment figures and chucking a party.
You are not sincere about your motives.
I told you before, The EU trading block becomes quickly an irrelevance when they will enter into a trade block with the USA and others. A FTD with the USA, Canada, Australia, NZ, Singapore and India is a foregone conclusion. The UK doesn't need the EU. They don't want to be handcuffed to the EU. And in the end, they will still likely end up with a FTD with the EU as well. So, they get their cake and eat it too.
There are big problems in the EU. look at Greece. Turkey has told millions of illegal immigrants that the Greek Border is open for them to walk across. Greece is now in a difficult position trying to secure their border. A Trump wall doesn't seem such a bad idea now does it?
And I guarantee you, if these illegals cross the border, the EU powers like Germany will drop Greece like a hot spud. They will not help alleviate Greece's load one iota. Just like in Lesvos and Limnos there are Shanty tent cities housing tens of thousands of people in limbo.
So, just from that alone, I don't like the EU. It's as fake as a house of cards as far as I'm concerned.
Your knowledge of currency fluctuations is as good as your knowledge of tax matters, in other words non existent.
A devaluation by the way is a government act not a market act. Directly aftet the refetendum it was not a " devaluation initiated by the government but a currency weakness forced upon the pound by market forces. The mighty euro is rising against the US dollar trading at over 1.13$ where as a week ago it traded at 1.09$ .
This isn't Syria where daily , as the ...commander in chief, you were making policies. Economics isn't a science and neither is it a subject that one can make rules as one goes ahead as you do.
Brexit will di irreparable damage to the UK economy, I hope that the clown can instill even a tiny amount of confidence in the financial markets, highly unlikely since he is rather busy .....fathering mor3 children!!
Oh and I'm sorry but the person who has no clu is YOU.
Currency fluctuations isn't an accurate marker of the economy.
Australia has a 20 year low for its AUD because its pegged to the price of commodities and yet has the second fastest growing economy in the OECD.
All academic since we have just run out of toilet paper and can't afford to take a crap. Might have to stop eating.
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