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Previously on "IMF warns of dire consequences in the event of a BREXIT"
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostBut I thought the Brexiters were shoutier? I do wish people would make their minds up.
You've got the politically-motivated calling favours in to back remain. Our decisions should be for the benefit of the country, not for the benefit of the politicians.
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostWhatever is "the right choice" we are dealing with massive Bremain propaganda.
You've got the politically-motivated calling favours in to back remain. Our decisions should be for the benefit of the country, not for the benefit of the politicians.
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i bought some of these for insurance against brexit
i think they will work in the event of a stay vote too
ebay here i come
https://www.alibaba.com/product-deta...7.29.64.0mpbei
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostGoldman are balls deep in the Stay campaign.
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Originally posted by sasguruThing is all this online shouting the Brexiteers are doing is convincing them that they have a massive lead.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostCareful, if Brexit doesn't go through, the pound will shoot up. I think sasguru is correct and we probably won't have a Brexit. I would tend to sit tight unless both the tel. poll and online poll were over 60% in favour of Brexit.
What I would rather recommend i.e. "win-win" buy some shares in a British international company, BP Royal Dutch Shell etc
They will go down after a Brexit as all shares will but you won't be affected by a pound devaluation, as they earn in dollars. In the event of a Bremain you will be up as most British companies will go up as everyone breathes a sigh of relief.Last edited by diseasex; 13 May 2016, 13:55.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostCareful, if Brexit doesn't go through, the pound will shoot up.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostI predict a 5% final lead for Remain (a conservative guesstimate, based on being somewhere between online and phone polls, and discounting the large lead for Remain in phone polls).
If I'm wrong well I've done all I can to ameliorate the impact.
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Originally posted by diseasex View PostI think I might hedge myself a bit for brexit. Some options or bit currency won't hurt much .
What I would rather recommend i.e. "win-win" buy some shares in a British international company, BP Royal Dutch Shell etc
They will go down after a Brexit as all shares will but you won't be affected by a pound devaluation, as they earn in dollars. In the event of a Bremain you will be up as most British companies will go up as everyone breathes a sigh of relief.
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