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That's a bit more like it. None of the shinanigans from before...
Truth be told people just want to move on from it honestly. It took 3 years and it went absolutely nowhere.
The solution is (x).
Quoting Momofrmnyc
Truth be told people just want to move on from it honestly. It took 3 years and it went absolutely nowhere.
For sure...
And no folk more than the EU.
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And now into the age of unknown....congrats to those who just wanted to move on because they are sick of brexit without finding out what lies ahead and what is install
The vote was one sided. 124 votes majority. Even more than 80.
GBP/USD to 1.5 in 2020
Quoting mahalex
GBP/USD to 1.5 in 2020
agree at least 1.39-1.4 will comeback
GBPUSD to 1.0xxx in 2020
1.0xxx after brexit
let's 1.2 first
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hehe , very decided . i have a clear vision now
brexit not impate in market yet.....
Quoting NotBoris
And now into the age of unknown....congrats to those who just wanted to move on because they are sick of brexit without finding out what lies ahead and what is install
Nonsensical post. The only way to find out what lies ahead is to move forward, it's how this great island group of nations became the first in the world to industrialize and build the greatest empire the world had ever seen. We didn't do it by sitting on our asses and doing nothing, which is no doubt what you advocate. Thankfully the majority of Brits are made of sterner stuff.
A trade agreement is not that big issue, it's in both sides interest to have an agreement and i don't think positions are so far away. There will be some discussion, but nothing that cannot be sorted out. In fact UK will agree to most of the standards from the EU.

In 2020, investments that were hold back in the past two years will now be ramped up and will give additional boost for British economy. GBP up in the next months.

PS: personally i think Brexit is a bad idea and it will have some impact later, but for now the signals are positive.
Quoting cat
{quote} Nonsensical post. The only way to find out what lies ahead is to move forward, it's how this great island group of nations became the first in the world to industrialize and build the greatest empire the world had ever seen. We didn't do it by sitting on our asses and doing nothing, which is no doubt what you advocate. Thankfully the majority of Brits are made of sterner stuff.
You are more than welcome to ignore others posts if you think its nonsensical, its called freedom of choice

As for your views, that is yours to keep - not my cup of tea.

It's always interesting to hear from some when it's of "distaste views" to them, that they will shout vulgarities (though not yet in your post) and throw whatever they can find on others.

Happy trading
EU going down
Make it Green
The UK was just fine before the EU existed.
Quoting c0ldsun
In 2020, investments that were hold back in the past two years will now be ramped up and will give additional boost for British economy.
Actually, year 2020 is horrible for that. The uncertainty is now even bigger...nobody believes the UK will have enough time to do a good deal and who would invest into that? Everybody will be waiting for the outcome by the end of 2020 and if there is a no-deal brexit, it will be even a better time to invest, after the dust settles. Real estate would crash, government would give incentives to companies(tax vacations, etc). So no reason to invest now, into the uncertainty.
Everyone can see the chart, but only a few can actually read it.
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Quoting OnlineAddict
{quote} Actually, year 2020 is horrible for that. The uncertainty is now even bigger...nobody believes the UK will have enough time to do a good deal and who would invest into that? Everybody will be waiting for the outcome by the end of 2020 and if there is a no-deal brexit, it will be even a better time to invest, after the dust settles. Real estate would crash, government would give incentives to companies(tax vacations, etc). So no reason to invest now, into the uncertainty.
A no deal Brexit is very unlikely from my point of view. Trading between EU/UK was not the reason for Brexit and it is in both interests to keep this up. Both have the same standards as basis that they don't need to start from scratch.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Om0bDwGaKU

Here is a interview from election night.... take note of the question regarding getting a free trade deal done in a year.
Quoting c0ldsun
{quote} ... Trading between EU/UK was not the reason for Brexit and it is in both interests to keep this up.
100% correct. However it will be an interesting experience for Trader and business folk, to watch how a democratically elected government sets about negotiating LESS favourable terms for its industry economy and people... with dangers to employment, reduced government revenues, reduced GDP growth and industrial disadvantage to established GSC industries.
But what can one say.. will of the people.. NP... so good luck with that.
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