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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby miltiades » Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:51 pm

What PLONKER. Not the least aware that the country is destined to economic disaster !! You and the rest of idiots listened to the biggest arsehole our nation has ever produced, namely Fuck rage and the biggest clown , produced in the US , and conned his way in , namely Boris the ...Turk!
What a load of PLONKERS!!
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby cyprusgrump » Mon Mar 16, 2020 6:56 pm

miltiades wrote:What PLONKER. Not the least aware that the country is destined to economic disaster !! You and the rest of idiots listened to the biggest arsehole our nation has ever produced, namely Fuck rage and the biggest clown , produced in the US , and conned his way in , namely Boris the ...Turk!
What a load of PLONKERS!!



There, there... You'll thank us for leaving later and I'll hardly be re-posting your quotes about 'The Mighty €uro' every day at all! :lol:
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby miltiades » Mon Mar 16, 2020 7:03 pm

cyprusgrump wrote:
miltiades wrote:What PLONKER. Not the least aware that the country is destined to economic disaster !! You and the rest of idiots listened to the biggest arsehole our nation has ever produced, namely Fuck rage and the biggest clown , produced in the US , and conned his way in , namely Boris the ...Turk!
What a load of PLONKERS!!



There, there... You'll thank us for leaving later and I'll hardly be re-posting your quotes about 'The Mighty €uro' every day at all! :lol:

Stop sitting on your one remaining brain cell in fact I very much doubt if you even have one. Thank you for what Plonker?
Now just remove that stupid bucket from your head and go to bed . You PLONKER!
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby cyprusgrump » Mon Mar 16, 2020 7:09 pm

miltiades wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
miltiades wrote:What PLONKER. Not the least aware that the country is destined to economic disaster !! You and the rest of idiots listened to the biggest arsehole our nation has ever produced, namely Fuck rage and the biggest clown , produced in the US , and conned his way in , namely Boris the ...Turk!
What a load of PLONKERS!!



There, there... You'll thank us for leaving later and I'll hardly be re-posting your quotes about 'The Mighty €uro' every day at all! :lol:

Stop sitting on your one remaining brain cell in fact I very much doubt if you even have one. Thank you for what Plonker?
Now just remove that stupid bucket from your head and go to bed . You PLONKER!



You and your pathetic, repetitive insults do make me laugh... :lol:

You'll thank us for leaving the EU and protecting your pension every time you open a bottle... :wink:
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby Robin Hood » Mon Mar 16, 2020 9:49 pm

miltiades wrote:What PLONKER. Not the least aware that the country is destined to economic disaster !! You and the rest of idiots listened to the biggest arsehole our nation has ever produced, namely Fuck rage and the biggest clown , produced in the US , and conned his way in , namely Boris the ...Turk!
What a load of PLONKERS!!


You have a very narrow view of the subject which is very much clouding your judgement!

Things are going to change, in fact they all ready are, and before very long the speculators and the domination of the Banks and the Markets as they are currently structured, will be a thing of the past. The UK leaving the EU puts it at an advantage in that we already have an established and Internationally recognised currency, we will have re-established our industrial base and we will have many global trade deals already established.

When the Euro Zone breaks up, the Euro disappears and all countries trade with their own Central Bank and Sovereign currency, as Russia, China, Iran and many countries in Asia, Sth America and Africa are already doing, we will have a head start on the EU block. The EU will fall apart as a Federal Dream and revert to the original concept of simply a group of trading nations working to a common and accepted set of rules based on free trade.

Within a couple of years the currency exchange values will be negotiated between governments and independent central banks not by speculators who contribute absolutely nothing to the REAL economy. The speculators will disappear and the USD dominated monetary and financial system as it operates now, will wither and die.

Instead of continually bailing out the private banks, the Banks will revert to simply being a service sector ‘industry’ and it will become visible to people that the Markets are just one big confidence trick that merely gambles on the value of pieces of paper that have the value that they determine. Sadly many who have pensions invested in the Markets will loose much of their value. The Banks have so far succeeded in only one thing ...... creating unsustainable debt both for States and the population. That will also die and the State will become the creator of currency and the banks their agents.

You have lost touch with reality and fail to see what is opening up before your eyes! Leaving the EU will be the best decision the UK could have made, even though it took a microscopic virus to kick it all off! Now sit back and watch the EU crumble apart and their federal ambitions get flushed down the pan and get ready to welcome back The New EEC, of which we will be a founder member! :wink:

This is worth a read:

https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2020/03/14/economic-effect-of-coronavirus-could-be-revolutionary/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=economic_effect_of_coronavirus_could_be_revolutionary&utm_term=2020-03-15
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby miltiades » Tue Mar 17, 2020 6:05 am

Robin, Im mystified that your views haven't changed the least since the early days following the referendum and the fall of Sterling which you put down to speculators denying the obvious fact that the fall was exclusively due to Brexit. You chose to ignore the fundamentals concerning speculative trading in that speculators do not just speculate down but also up. Ypu state that we have a well established curremcy also that its recognised. Well can you name one currency in the western world that isnt recognized or indeed established. As for your comments on the EU and the Euro you are totally out of touch since the Euro , just as the US $ is the preferred currency by most countries.
The euro is strong against most currencies and will soon replace the dollar as the predominantly preferred currency. The EU will continue as it has done for many years and will become stronger by the year. The UK will see its economy in tatters purely because it will no longer ve a part of the EU. Its clear that the leave voters voted according to their own brand of prejudices without any consideration for the future of our country. The UK is going nowhere more so with a Clown leading it.
Time will show, in the meantime Sterling is trading below 1.10 euros because of BREXIT NO other reason.
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby cyprusgrump » Tue Mar 17, 2020 7:47 am

miltiades wrote:Robin, Im mystified that your views haven't changed the least since the early days following the referendum and the fall of Sterling which you put down to speculators denying the obvious fact that the fall was exclusively due to Brexit. You chose to ignore the fundamentals concerning speculative trading in that speculators do not just speculate down but also up. Ypu state that we have a well established curremcy also that its recognised. Well can you name one currency in the western world that isnt recognized or indeed established. As for your comments on the EU and the Euro you are totally out of touch since the Euro , just as the US $ is the preferred currency by most countries.
The euro is strong against most currencies and will soon replace the dollar as the predominantly preferred currency. The EU will continue as it has done for many years and will become stronger by the year. The UK will see its economy in tatters purely because it will no longer ve a part of the EU. Its clear that the leave voters voted according to their own brand of prejudices without any consideration for the future of our country. The UK is going nowhere more so with a Clown leading it.
Time will show, in the meantime Sterling is trading below 1.10 euros because of BREXIT NO other reason.



Another keeper! :wink:

In fact, so boringly repetitive and inaccurate are your views I might just keep this one and dump the others... :D

...apart from your prophesy that Hunt would win of course! :lol:
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby miltiades » Tue Mar 17, 2020 8:21 am

cyprusgrump wrote:
miltiades wrote:Robin, Im mystified that your views haven't changed the least since the early days following the referendum and the fall of Sterling which you put down to speculators denying the obvious fact that the fall was exclusively due to Brexit. You chose to ignore the fundamentals concerning speculative trading in that speculators do not just speculate down but also up. Ypu state that we have a well established curremcy also that its recognised. Well can you name one currency in the western world that isnt recognized or indeed established. As for your comments on the EU and the Euro you are totally out of touch since the Euro , just as the US $ is the preferred currency by most countries.
The euro is strong against most currencies and will soon replace the dollar as the predominantly preferred currency. The EU will continue as it has done for many years and will become stronger by the year. The UK will see its economy in tatters purely because it will no longer ve a part of the EU. Its clear that the leave voters voted according to their own brand of prejudices without any consideration for the future of our country. The UK is going nowhere more so with a Clown leading it.
Time will show, in the meantime Sterling is trading below 1.10 euros because of BREXIT NO other reason.



Another keeper! :wink:

In fact, so boringly repetitive and inaccurate are your views I might just keep this one and dump the others... :D

...apart from your prophesy that Hunt would win of course! :lol:

Plonker, i did predict that sterling will come down to 1.10 against the MIGHTY Euro.
I predicted this to happen by January 31st, it happened in early March. Let me now make another prediction
Sterling will be at or below 1 euro by June 30th this year. Mark it down to remind your self. I also make another prediction.
The MIGHTY Euro will replace the dollar as the worlds preferred currency
Within 3 years, perhaps by then you may realize that shit comes out your arse and not out your head. By the way, how is that pound in your pocket ?? For every pound yoi now receive 1.05 euros.
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby cyprusgrump » Tue Mar 17, 2020 8:37 am

miltiades wrote:
cyprusgrump wrote:
miltiades wrote:Robin, Im mystified that your views haven't changed the least since the early days following the referendum and the fall of Sterling which you put down to speculators denying the obvious fact that the fall was exclusively due to Brexit. You chose to ignore the fundamentals concerning speculative trading in that speculators do not just speculate down but also up. Ypu state that we have a well established curremcy also that its recognised. Well can you name one currency in the western world that isnt recognized or indeed established. As for your comments on the EU and the Euro you are totally out of touch since the Euro , just as the US $ is the preferred currency by most countries.
The euro is strong against most currencies and will soon replace the dollar as the predominantly preferred currency. The EU will continue as it has done for many years and will become stronger by the year. The UK will see its economy in tatters purely because it will no longer ve a part of the EU. Its clear that the leave voters voted according to their own brand of prejudices without any consideration for the future of our country. The UK is going nowhere more so with a Clown leading it.
Time will show, in the meantime Sterling is trading below 1.10 euros because of BREXIT NO other reason.



Another keeper! :wink:

In fact, so boringly repetitive and inaccurate are your views I might just keep this one and dump the others... :D

...apart from your prophesy that Hunt would win of course! :lol:

Plonker, i did predict that sterling will come down to 1.10 against the MIGHTY Euro.
I predicted this to happen by January 31st, it happened in early March. Let me now make another prediction
Sterling will be at or below 1 euro by June 30th this year. Mark it down to remind your self. I also make another prediction.
The MIGHTY Euro will replace the dollar as the worlds preferred currency
Within 3 years, perhaps by then you may realize that shit comes out your arse and not out your head. By the way, how is that pound in your pocket ?? For every pound yoi now receive 1.05 euros.



Another keeper! :wink:

As I said, a stopped clock and all that... You've been predicting currency apocalypse for four years; the only time you've actually shut up about 'the Pound in your pocket' was when the Pound strengthened against 'The Mighty €uro'.... :lol:

The Mighty €uro my arse! :roll:
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Re: A SHORT LIVED RECOVERY ?

Postby Paphitis » Tue Mar 17, 2020 8:42 am

miltiades wrote:Robin, Im mystified that your views haven't changed the least since the early days following the referendum and the fall of Sterling which you put down to speculators denying the obvious fact that the fall was exclusively due to Brexit. You chose to ignore the fundamentals concerning speculative trading in that speculators do not just speculate down but also up. Ypu state that we have a well established curremcy also that its recognised. Well can you name one currency in the western world that isnt recognized or indeed established. As for your comments on the EU and the Euro you are totally out of touch since the Euro , just as the US $ is the preferred currency by most countries.
The euro is strong against most currencies and will soon replace the dollar as the predominantly preferred currency. The EU will continue as it has done for many years and will become stronger by the year. The UK will see its economy in tatters purely because it will no longer ve a part of the EU. Its clear that the leave voters voted according to their own brand of prejudices without any consideration for the future of our country. The UK is going nowhere more so with a Clown leading it.
Time will show, in the meantime Sterling is trading below 1.10 euros because of BREXIT NO other reason.


It was the UKs ineptitude and stupidity and the scare mongering of the remoaners that triggered a drop in the Sterling. When the referendum occurred, the UK should have got out of the EU quickly and efficiently. The quicker, the better.

Speculators don’t like uncertainty and now the uncertainty has gone.

The only elephant in the room now is Coronavirus which makes everything unpredictable and will crash the global economy and spook the markets.

What the British Parliament and EU did amounted to betrayal of the people and economic terrorism but it all backfired in their faces when the UK Elections were held and the British people sent their message of enough! They told their leaders to get BREXIT done and finish the issue which plagued them for 4 years.

Britain is actually in a very healthy state with its own currency and Central Bank. You should be more concerned with Cyprus who now have no currency of their own or their own autonomous Central Bank.

Just now in Australia, our Federal Reserve just announced it will reduce interest rates to 0% and start printing money. In other words, they are taking emergency steps due to Coronavirus to lessen the impact. Euro zone can’t do that without the say so of Markel, of the fourth Reich!

And there are many reasons for currencies to decline. Reducing interest rates, results in a decline in currency. Printing money also means a declining currency. Right now, the rest of the world is printing like mad.

And make no mistake! If a country is unable to exercise such fiscal control, then I question their sovereignty!
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