Reply to: Panic buying

[DimPrawn]

So your earlier post wasn't an opinion piece?

I am a beacon of unquestionable facts. FACT!

[NotAllThere]

Shoosh, we will have no opinion pieces here! Just real facts....

So your earlier post wasn't an opinion piece?

Or could it be Brexit has boosted the economy, employment is at record levels, pay is rising fast, people are seriously well off since the vote to leave.

[stonehenge]

Yes, when things look good, let's think of Doom™

Not doom but bust, as in boom & bust. Of course, this time could be different.

[DimPrawn]

No, it's typical of this late in the economic cycle. Record employment, in particular, is often a precursor to contraction/recession.

Yes, when things look good, let's think of Doom™

[stonehenge]

Or could it be Brexit has boosted the economy, employment is at record levels, pay is rising fast, people are seriously well off since the vote to leave.

No, it's typical of this late in the economic cycle. Record employment, in particular, is often a precursor to contraction/recession.

[DimPrawn]

Well I certainly would like that to be true. But it seems unlikely to me.

Shoosh, we will have no opinion pieces here! Just real facts. There's so many facts to choose from however....

[NotAllThere]

Or could it be Brexit has boosted the economy, employment is at record levels, pay is rising fast, people are seriously well off since the vote to leave.

Well I certainly would like that to be true. But it seems unlikely to me.

[DimPrawn]

Brexit will usher in a new golden dawn for Britain. Exports to rise and business to boom. - WTO Information Service

You are just sad we are doing so well, whilst Germany heads to recession and civil unrest.

[darmstadt]

Brexit will usher in a new golden dawn for Britain. Exports to rise and business to boom. - WTO Information Service

[DimPrawn]

Britain's economy is set to boom and become the largest in Europe - because of Brexit

[DimPrawn]

So why do you think motorists have behaved in this fashion?

Could it be because they believe that cars will be more expensive and with longer delivery times after Brexit? Or do you have another explanation?

Or could it be Brexit has boosted the economy, employment is at record levels, pay is rising fast, people are seriously well off since the vote to leave.

[NotAllThere]

Experts believe motorists have fast-tracked purchases ahead of Brexit

So why do you think motorists have behaved in this fashion?

Could it be because they believe that cars will be more expensive and with longer delivery times after Brexit? Or do you have another explanation?

[DimPrawn]

Taking full advantage of being in the EU.

Ah the old "It's good news because we are still in the EU!"

[Old Greg]

Taking full advantage of being in the EU.

[Whorty]

New car sales bounce back after five months of decline ahead of Brexit | Daily Mail Online

New car sales rose by 1. 4% in the traditionally quiet month of February
Experts believe motorists have fast-tracked purchases ahead of Brexit


What! sales are up due to Brexit!

Before they take an almighty crash ..... due to brexit