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Original post by Cheese Queen
eVERYONE NEEDS TO CALM DOWN. Have a glass of wine... put your feet up


I think I might want to get off the wine, celebrations started early

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Original post by Jammy Duel
I think I might want to get off the wine, celebrations started early

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Yep. I... I think I'VE hAd a few too MANY as wewrrmjflll
I disappointed but a Leave win is a Leave win at the end of the day.

It looks like it might be the end of the UK though:frown:(I mean Scotland leaving not the Apocalypse).
Reply 143
Original post by ForgetMe
So, leaving EU will only affect new immigrants who will want to come to UK after today and those who only live off the benefits?


Not "after today". Formally, the UK is still in the EU for a couple of year.
Reply 144
It seems that European markets are more impacted than the FTSE.
Spain: -12.5% :eek:
Germany: -7.1%
France: -8.16%
Netherlands: -6.37%
Belgium: -6.6%
Portugal: -7.34%
Poland: -6.7%

Spain is in bad shape now. Markets are afraid that Brits will not support its economy anymore.
Original post by Josb
It seems that European markets are more impacted than the FTSE.
Spain: -12.5% :eek:
Germany: -7.1%
France: -8.16%
Netherlands: -6.37%
Belgium: -6.6%
Portugal: -7.34%
Poland: -6.7%

Spain is in bad shape now. Markets are afraid that Brits will not support its economy anymore.


Listening to Bloomberg now mostly, and yeah, the FTSE is recovering nicely, but the continental markets are stuck down

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Original post by Josb
It seems that European markets are more impacted than the FTSE.
Spain: -12.5% :eek:
Germany: -7.1%
France: -8.16%
Netherlands: -6.37%
Belgium: -6.6%
Portugal: -7.34%
Poland: -6.7%

Spain is in bad shape now. Markets are afraid that Brits will not support its economy anymore.


Knew it.

Apart from Germany and the Netherlands, Europe is such a basketcase of bad investments, tax evasion and poorly trained, lazy workforces. Mr Juncker can whine and threaten until he dies of old age, because we know the German car manufacturers are not going to accept any calls to stop trading with this country.

His tears will dry on their own :biggrin:
Original post by joecphillips
Project fear lost, we all know the short term affects now you have a choice ***** about it or work to ensure we become the greatest country we can possibly be.


We must strive to achieve our Manifest Destiny as a Proud Chosen Nation

Original post by Josb
It seems that European markets are more impacted than the FTSE.
Spain: -12.5% :eek:
Germany: -7.1%
France: -8.16%
Netherlands: -6.37%
Belgium: -6.6%
Portugal: -7.34%
Poland: -6.7%

Spain is in bad shape now. Markets are afraid that Brits will not support its economy anymore.


Wall St still expected to open 4% down, but that's been expected for about 10 hours now at least

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Reply 149
Original post by Gora The Xplorer
Knew it.

Apart from Germany and the Netherlands, Europe is such a basketcase of bad investments, tax evasion and poorly trained, lazy workforces. Mr Juncker can whine and threaten until he dies of old age, because we know the German car manufacturers are not going to accept any calls to stop trading with this country.

His tears will dry on their own :biggrin:


Yeah, I already said that Spain was vulnerable in case of Brexit. This is why the EU will not do any kind of trade war or retaliation.
Reply 150
Original post by Jammy Duel
Listening to Bloomberg now mostly, and yeah, the FTSE is recovering nicely, but the continental markets are stuck down

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American markets will plunge too. Markets are all-in casinos at the moment.
Original post by Zadkiel
Woke up with Brexit...

Markets are falling, Pound is falling to the lowest value in more than 40 years!

Reports say Northern Ireland and Scotland will vote to leave the UK.
Markets will prefer to trade with EU rather than UK and EU already reported they won't negotiate with UK a trade deal because "out means out".

Well done everyone... Well done Brits, today will start the ENGLISH independence day. Good luck with jobs - good luck because we will start getting the jobs the emigrants took, such as construction workers, McDonalds, etc.

Good luck to us all... the future won't be bright and a recession will come.


100% ACCURATE.
btw what do you think will happen to tuition fees? Do you reckon they'll be affected?
Original post by Josb
American markets will plunge too. Markets are all-in casinos at the moment.


As said above, US markets are expected to open 4% down as they have been all night

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With all due respect, Scotland can **** off if it wants to. It's just a ****ing burden to the UK anyway. Scotland has nothing of its own.
Original post by Josb
Yeah, I already said that Spain was vulnerable in case of Brexit. This is why the EU will not do any kind of trade war or retaliation.


I love the French, my first girl was French, but even the mighty France is in a bad way, I mean really exposed to bad debts in Southern Europe. Juncker needs to sit down and realise that the European powerhouses will turn on him if he continues in his destructive, megalomaniac trajectory.
Original post by The Roast
With all due respect, Scotland can **** off if it wants to. It's just a ****ing burden to the UK anyway. Scotland has nothing of its own.


So no respect, whether due or not?
Either you get over the fact that we're leaving the EU or you can **** OFF.
Original post by alevelstresss
No excuses from the crying Brexiters when our economy shatters and Europe collapses


How has the economy shattered? Do you know anything about the economy
Original post by The Roast
Either you get over the fact that we're leaving the EU or you can **** OFF.


I'm sorry, is this 'freedom of speech' and 'democracy' that your campaign was so vilely backboned on causing you problems?

if you don't like it, keep on crying, but its stupid for you to criticise our opinions when thats exactly what you chose to value in a 'brexit' despite warnings from almost anyone of some form of reputation
Original post by fpmaniac
How has the economy shattered? Do you know anything about the economy


It hasn't, but it will, companies will stop investing in the UK, we will not be able to negotiate trade deals with the EU anytime soon - and if we ever do, they will not favour us at all, debt will rise, jobs will be lost and we will lose out.

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