This is who Brexiteers say we should trade with ...

[diseasex]

What difference does your house price make provided you can pay the mortgage (and that's given you have one)? In fact if you planning to do anything other than downsize then cheaper houses is what you should wish for.

Given I'm one of the plebs in the great scheme of things I'd much rather sovereignty over a few extra shillings (or thousands for that matter).

It does matter because price falls can be dangerous. Do you know that share stock market rises in 5 waves but falls in 2-3 waves? Loses of years of growth in a day are quite common and similar thing might happen to property, shares, currency etc. It's better not to mess up with the market.
Brexit to what purpose? To tackle immigration? Nope you/it won't.
That's all i have to say.

[sasguru]

It does matter because price falls can be dangerous. Do you know that share stock market rises in 5 waves but falls in 2-3 waves? Loses of years of growth in a day are quite common and similar thing might happen to property, shares, currency etc. It's better not to mess up with the market. That's all i have to say.

Price falls are a an opportunity for those with liquid assets.
Brexit would be good for people like me, buying opportunity galore
Anyone know an efficient finanacial instrument to short sterling?
Why should hedge funds have all the fun?

https://www.theguardian.com/business...porting-brexit

[The_Equalizer]

Fair enough, "Free*, but poor" should be the Brexit slogan.

*Subject to the non-representative first-past-the-post system whereby a minority rules the majority, unelected House of Lords and the ultimate sanction of the monarchy.

Technically yes, but good old Queenie wouldn't dare wade in as you and I both know.

Most of the under 40s are poor due to ludicrous housing costs. They'd be better with 2/3rds salary and 50% of house prices. Oh and those figures are plucked out of thin air and complete unrepresentative of what would happen, but you get my drift.

As an aside, the old style House of Lords I didn't mind. By and large (and you'll appreciate this bit) they had a shed load of money chucked at their education, were independently wealthy and, therefore, were less liable to being 'swayed'. It was a suitable check system.

[diseasex]

Price falls are a an opportunity for those with liquid assets.
Brexit would be good for people like me, buying opportunity galore
Anyone know an efficient finanacial instrument to short sterling?
Why should hedge funds have all the fun?

https://www.theguardian.com/business...porting-brexit

If sterling will fall , so you you buying power - inflation of imported goods will raise, and so will BOE rates, cost of international debt etc. That will make your mortgage cost more. That will make your salary go down . That will make some of you lose jobs as investors will be moving to germany. That will decrease domestic demand.
Should i go on?

[LondonManc]

If sterling will fall , so you you buying power - inflation of imported goods will raise, and so will BOE rates. That will make your mortgage cost more. That will make your salary go down . That will make some of you lose jobs as investors will be moving to germany. That will decrease domestic demand.
Should i go on?

Please do. I've not quite nodded off yet.

[The_Equalizer]

If sterling will fall , so you you buying power - inflation of imported goods will raise, and so will BOE rates. That will make your mortgage cost more. That will make your salary go down . That will make some of you lose jobs as investors will be moving to germany. That will decrease domestic demand.
Should i go on?

It would also increase the competitiveness of UK firms, increase demand, profits, requirement of labour. Should I go on?

[sasguru]

If sterling will fall , so you you buying power - inflation of imported goods will raise, and so will BOE rates. That will make your mortgage cost more. That will make your salary go down . That will make some of you lose jobs as investors will be moving to germany. That will decrease domestic demand.
Should i go on?

I don't have a mortgage (all paid), I have clients in Europe who can pay me in Euros/Swiss francs.
What you're pointing out is how much of a win-win for me personally Brexit would be.
It's only going to hurt the vulnerable, badly.

[diseasex]

It would also increase the competitiveness of UK firms, increase demand, profits, requirement of labour. Should I go on?

where will demand be coming from ? if Uk ekonomy will suffer say -1% of GDP so will EU as a collateral damage, albeit less. That means you will shrink EU market slightly too.

[sasguru]

It would also increase the competitiveness of UK firms, increase demand, profits, requirement of labour. Should I go on?

No, a fall in sterling would not increase profits

[unemployed]

liquid assets.