Looking forward to the start of Brexit this week

[diseasex]

How do I invest in brexit hmm.. straddle options on FTSE? I know it's kind of old news but I'm sure there's more money to squeeze out of this massive uncertainty

I bet ATW is not thinking of buying sofas anytime soon so maybe short on DFS

[VectraMan]

I am sold, where I can vote Leave?

Scotland. Next year.

[sasguru]

I am sold, where I can vote Leave?

For someone like you who runs a proper company - I'm surprised you voted to remain.
Removing EU laws and red tape on health and safety, statutory holiday etc etc etc will be excellent for your bottom line.
The workers of the UK need to learn to compete with Asian workers in Asia in the bracing new global economy of Brexit.
By taking pay cuts in the low wage, low tax economy that will follow the collapse of negotiations with the EU, the British worker will give his EU counterpart a bloody nose.

[AtW]

I bet ATW is not thinking of buying sofas anytime soon so maybe short on DFS

I am waiting for one to be in stock...

[AtW]

For someone like you who runs a proper company - I'm surprised you voted to remain.
Removing EU laws and red tape on health and safety, statutory holiday etc etc etc will be excellent for your bottom line.
The workers of the UK need to learn to compete with Asian workers in Asia in the bracing new global economy of Brexit.
By taking pay cuts in the low wage, low tax economy that will follow the collapse of negotiations with the EU, the British worker will give his EU counterpart a bloody nose.

"UK tax burden set to keep rising over the next decade to its highest in 40 years by 2025": UK tax burden set to keep rising over the next decade to its highest in 40 years by 2025

I am totally fooked off with UK Govt after they massively increased tax on dividends, it took some effort not to vote for Brexit just to "punish" them.

Even though I am benefiting from lower exchange rates I was, am and will always be for Europe - despite shortcomings it's the right thing, especially in the world which will become increasingly protectionist in trade.

Brexit is a historic mistake that I sincerely hope will be rectified in my time, also I hope that Tory Scum will be punished for it to the point of party disbanding completely.

[clearedforlanding]

"UK tax burden set to keep rising over the next decade to its highest in 40 years by 2025": UK tax burden set to keep rising over the next decade to its highest in 40 years by 2025

I am totally fooked off with UK Govt after they massively increased tax on dividends, it took some effort not to vote for Brexit just to "punish" them.

Even though I am benefiting from lower exchange rates I was, am and will always be for Europe - despite shortcomings it's the right thing, especially in the world which will become increasingly protectionist in trade.

Brexit is a historic mistake that I sincerely hope will be rectified in my time, also I hope that Tory Scum will be punished for it to the point of party disbanding completely.

I do struggle to understand what side of the fence you are on at any given time. You are quite mercurial.

[WTFH]

https://mobile.twitter.com/AngrySalm...359618/video/1

[minestrone]

https://mobile.twitter.com/AngrySalm...359618/video/1

Can you tell me what is on there?

If I remember correctly you pissed your knickers big style when I suggested the functionality to embed tweets.

[motoukenin]

I'm serious. Although I do honestly believe that brexit is good; the level of division in society it has, and will cause is not worth it. Sorry but it isn't.

Looks like sasguru is converting them one by one

[sasguru]

Looks like sasguru is converting them one by one

Just as I take the opposite tack.
I'm convinced Brexit will be great for me personally.