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AtW replied

13 June 2016, 15:15
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Only to EU, but since they are all poor and can't afford our superior products, it doesn't matter.

So with UK in the EU is wealthy and UK gets lots of exports to EU, but with UK out suddenly EU is poor and UK loses big market.

Did I get it right?
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DimPrawn replied

13 June 2016, 15:09
Originally posted by AtW View Post

So Brexit will be bad for exporters then?

Only to EU, but since they are all poor and can't afford our superior products, it doesn't matter.
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AtW replied

13 June 2016, 15:02
Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post

1 week post Brexit £1 = €1.05.

1 year post Brexit £1 = €1.50.

So Brexit will be bad for exporters then?
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scooterscot replied

13 June 2016, 14:22
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

5 years post Brexit £1 = Euro no longer exists, neither does EU after the other countries voted out too.

Dream on.
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DimPrawn replied

13 June 2016, 14:02
Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post

1 week post Brexit £1 = €1.05.

1 year post Brexit £1 = €1.50.

5 years post Brexit £1 = Euro no longer exists, neither does EU after the other countries voted out too.
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Lockhouse replied

13 June 2016, 12:49
1 week post Brexit £1 = €1.05.

1 year post Brexit £1 = €1.50.
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DimPrawn replied

13 June 2016, 12:08
Originally posted by AtW View Post

I am holding out until 24th, get this feeling GBP will tank totally due to vote ...

GBP will got zero. I will buy the whole UK with a dollar bill.
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AtW replied

13 June 2016, 11:58
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

You and AtW need to bone up on Dirty Spekulation.

I am holding out until 24th, get this feeling GBP will tank totally due to vote ...
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GB9 replied

13 June 2016, 10:42
Originally posted by SunnyInHades View Post

Live Forex trading including graphs and prices (warning.. 80% of retail traders (i.e. home traders) lose):

Trade GBP/EUR | GBP/EUR | Live Forex Prices

When I last looked ..

High: 1.27039
Low: 1.25202
Sell: 1.25603
Buy: 1.25626

If brexit on 23rd go 'all in with your life' on 24th selling the pound with heavy gearing ? Could be a millionaire by the 25th !

Or it could bounce and you end up bankrupt.
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SunnyInHades replied

13 June 2016, 10:32
Live Forex trading including graphs and prices (warning.. 80% of retail traders (i.e. home traders) lose):

Trade GBP/EUR | GBP/EUR | Live Forex Prices

When I last looked ..

High: 1.27039
Low: 1.25202
Sell: 1.25603
Buy: 1.25626

If brexit on 23rd go 'all in with your life' on 24th selling the pound with heavy gearing ? Could be a millionaire by the 25th !
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scooterscot replied

13 June 2016, 10:24
I'm not really into gambling.
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GB9 replied

13 June 2016, 10:17
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

20k worth

If you really want to speculate have you tried either a cfd or spread bet trading account? Saves having to tie up your £20k.

We are mid point in the long term range at present.
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scooterscot replied

13 June 2016, 10:11
20k worth
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GB9 replied

13 June 2016, 10:06
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Goodness am I glad I sold those remaining pounds I had at 1.29 last week.

The question is now do I buy them back? How low will go?

What? You sold both of them? You maniac!

Have you looked at the long term chart? If you really think Brexit will be cataclysmic then I suspect you will be able to buy at 1.05 at some point. Start buying from 110 downwards.

But beware of the bounce the day after the result.
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DimPrawn replied

13 June 2016, 09:41
It's EUR/GBP damn it.

You and AtW need to bone up on Dirty Spekulation.
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