http://www.express.co.uk/finance/city/685216/FTSE-100-leaps-to-HIGHEST-level-since-2015-just-a-week-after-Brexit
>BRITAIN's top stock market has surged to its highest level in five years, just one week after the vote to leave the European Union (EU).
>>79509079
Based Anglos, together we shall remove Kebab. Jettison those ginger cunts to the north of you and we are golden
>>79509333
PRAISE KEK
SCOTS BTFO
>>79509079
Bonds aren`t buying the rally though. I would wait at least a month or two so that a trend can be clearly sorted out before making any judgment on the impact of brexit on the markets.
If you ask me it will go back to about the same it was pre-brexit until facts start to appear about how the UK-EU deal will look
>>79509620
oh fuck off abdul, and get back on your sister, Anglos are talking
>>79509766
>>79509620
The German is right though, nothing has changed until the plans are put forward. There was no reason why the stock markets and pound in the first place should have dropped except by retarded investors spilling their spaghetti early.
>>79509965
>There was no reason why the stock markets and pound in the first place should have dropped except by retarded investors spilling their spaghetti early.
A concerted effort to attempt to tank the market to support the "do over" movement the liberal media and governments of the world are trying to push.
>>79509079
I said it would be about a week before it recovered.
>lol @ all those smug commies making threads about a collapse the day after
The pound is still dirt cheap.
>>79510574
>The pound is still dirt cheap.
If you have less purchasing power.... and soon to be depressed wages with the upcoming increase in immigration... how will you survive?
>>79510774
They artificially raised the minimum wage in April, the devalued currency may actually help to control the inflation
>>79509620
>>79509965
>markets drop before referendum day
>"IT'S BECAUSE OF BREXIT"
>markets climb after referendum day
>"IT'S NOT BECAUSE OF BREXIT"
>>79513755
No m8, what we're saying is that the drop happened because of stupid investors selling off early before they even know what is going to happen. I'm saying, and so is the German, that if there is to be a drop or rise after this it will happen when the plans for leaving are outlined so EU investors can know if their future is secured or not.
>>79509965
surely a knee-jerk reaction was to be expected?
>>79516330
IT WASN'T KNEE JERK IN THE POUND
GBP IS HOLDING AT ITS LOWS
WHEN ARTICLE 50 IS INVOKED BRITAIN IS GONNA GET ITS BUTTFUCKING CURRENTLY ON HOLD SINCE BREXIT HASN'T ACTUALLY HAPPENED YET
>>79509079
means nothing until we actually invoke article 50
markets rise and fall all the time.
do you understand that Britain doesnt exist anymore. since the Brexit hit the shit, Britain as a nation is literally fucking gone and its now "everyone is for yourself". british politicians always supported the import of muslims and niggers from own former colonies into british shithole to divide and rule that shithole so none local english will join the "european dream" and vote to kick royals out of parliament or even as a ruling class. now, when it is really divided into smaller ethnically and religious groups, they are waking up realizing that there is none left they can rule or lead. everyone is about fucking to leave the shithole english politicians created and all what is staying in Endgland are those muslims, nigers and euros, who are now in process to decide if they should fucking burn down english elites together with royalty or fucking leave it and go somewhere else.
>>79516504
Our damage will be limited. They need to establish FTA with various non EU countries, then go for article 50.
>>79509079
>what is a debt bubble
everyone is pretty fucked when this next one bursts lads. been building for several years
>>79511130
>>79516666
Checked.
Unlike your refugees. Have fun Hans.
FUNNY
>>79516861
FUNNY ISN'T IT
FUNNY ISN'T IT
>GOOD MORNING
>>79516722
It was only going to fuck us even harder if we remained and the EU inevitably collapsed.
>>79509079
FUNNY ISN'T IT?
>>79516752
>british scientists
>>79514333
Obviously Brexit has given some parts of the market a good boost.
>>79509079
This right here is actually a hugely destabilizing factor btw. If UK's economy had tanked it would have coalesced support around the EU. But UK's economy actually does better? Everybody and their grandma is going to want out.
The UK once again proves they're the best country in Europe.
>>79517038
England/Britain has had a long history of scientific innovation.
>>79509079
>FTSE 100
Yeah, no. Wake me when the 250 recovers.
>>79516752
>China and Russia not even mentioned
Kek
>>79517277
>England/Britain
>had
>>79509505
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2ty_m0pxVo
>>79511230
You said a bunch of difficult words which confuse the leftist.
>>79517101
>If UK's economy had tanked
WAIT FOR IT...
>>79516713
ALL THE TRADE DEALS WITH UK'S MAJOR MARKETS ARE GOING TO BE AT WORSE TERMS THAN THEY ARE CURRENTLY AS AN EU MEMBER
>>79516752
>FUCKING DIESEL
>A FUCKING RAMP
I hoping Brexit not going through!
Not racism please for UK
ISN'T IT FUNNY
>>79517519
Shut up and post the tooth brush gif already.
17 YEARS AGO
>>79509079
>>79509620
Germany is right and fixed instruments are better gauges than stawks.
>>79509965
Exactly. The initial selloff was (like most market activity) rooted in nothing more than psychological reaction. But over the horizon, it looks perilous to me given that Soros himself has publicly said an EU (read liberal world order bastion) crackup is inevitable.
>>79517038
You realize we could just comment on your "refugees" right? Doctors and scientists all of them Ficki ficki is the new E=MC2.
How do I write squared on a keyboard?
>>79509079
>Prosperity beginning
lol
>>79517332
WAKEY WAKEY
>>79517982
^2 IF YOU DONT WANT TO USE SUPERSCRIPT
REGARDLESS OF ANYTHING ELSE, ALL THE MUDSLIME IMMIGRANTS IN EUROPE HAVE TO GO BACK
>>79518086
You realise that shows it's still trading well below 17000, right?
>>79518086
Do you think he actually killed himself?
>>79518234
Thats the funny thing, if the EU wasnt clearly anti Europe I would have voted remain. Merkel was a big driving force for leave.
>>79518247
You realise that shows it's having a steep climb back up to normal levels, right?
Meaning its recovery is in full swing, and nearly complete?
>>79518247
Just as it had been before the referendum result.
>>79509079
I bought a raspberry pi and two sixers of Newcastle over the last week.
You're welcome.
hopefully everyone stays the course though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWx08NWu4CI&ab_channel=IncorrigibleForever
>>79517038
>>79518234
No, seriously, are these supposed to be proper reaction images?
Fuck off children
>>79518397
HOW FULL IS THIS SWING
>>79518484
I was going to buy a six pack of Newcastle but its fucking $9.99 for 6 and for cheap Brit beer that seems a lot
>>79516666
Man. The British really did rile up you Krauts. You know, I haven't even been able to bring myself to make fun of Brits since Brexit, just out of respect for the sheer anal ravaging they caused all around the world. It's like an old master came back from the dead to demonstrate his powers once again.
I'm loving every second of it, Fritz.
>>79518086
Look it's easy. They drop because people think it's going to affect the economy. Then they realise it's not happening instantly, so it recovers. Over the next three years the economy is getting worse and worse and in the end everything is fucked up.
>>79518397
You are in a thread based on a damage control article from the Express. Given how they campaigned for Brexit, they are doing everything they can to pretend that everything is fine. In this case, that means presenting the recovery of an index of multinationals as though the stock market was better than ever before. I was simply pointing out that the 250, a better index of British corporate strength has a way to go yet.
Unfortunately, the financially illiterate ITT don't seem to care about nuance.
>>79518544
>1.3 to 1.5
stretch those two points some more
OLD PEOPLE RUINED MY FUTURE!
>>79509079
Not necessarily a good thing: It'll also make the drop look worse once the Conservatives pull the trigger on Article 50.
>>79518544
That's the currency, and that drop is less than 2 points.
Cameron (and indeed many other country leaders) have been trying to achieve such a devaluation for a long time.
>>79518592
Buy Welsh whiskey, if you're gonna splash out on booze it may aswell be good quality.
>>79511130
kek
>>79517982
Right Alt + 2
>>79518621
>Over the next three years the economy is getting worse and worse
Check out Mr. Voyant St. Clair over here.
>>79518875
Islay malt Whiskey is always the best. The world knows this.
Nice try dragon.
>>79518735
>OLD PEOPLE RUINED MY FUTURE
>age 18-24 turn out rate: 20%
>>79518592
I can't think of the brand name, but there's another British beer that comes in a 16 oz can exclusively, and the can has a little metal ball in it (like a can of spray paint or something). It's definitely fancier than Newcastle, and is negligibly more expense (like $1 or less)
>>79516948
>His face
>His elation
His whole fucking head is purpose-made to troll the limp-wristed ghouls on the left.
>>79517353
I think they mean force projection wise. Since the UK is essentially our lap dog, they have a lot of it, but we all know they don't stand a chance against Russia, China, and India.
>>79518974
I think you mean Speyside, you peat-sucking bilge-monkey.
>>79518641
>they are doing everything they can to pretend that everything is fine
In many ways, everything IS fine.
The FTSE 100 for instance hasn't been this high in many months.
No, that doesn't mean EVERYTHING.
Yes, that does mean SOMETHING.
>the 250 (...) has a way to go yet
It's pretty much back to normal, and climbing.
>>79518735
It sums up young British Remainers just perfectly, doesn't it.
The only ones who 'ruined their future' are the 64% in their age group that couldn't be arsed to vote and make the difference.
I'd say they contributed nicely.
>>79509079
I'm just curious to see what the EU dictators will do to wreck the UK.
They can't let you guys win this. They simply can't, their life depends on this. If the UK leaves and does well outside the EU... they lose everything. Because their whole world is built on 'If you leave, you'll be thrown back into the stone age'.
I'm curious how they'll do it. My bet is on like some embargo like trade sanctions against the non-uk-eu. Like 200% VAT taxes and shit like that.
>>79509079
ISN'T IT FUNNY
>>79518770
Are you saying the markets are actually UP after the Brexit vote because they think the Brexit isn't actually going to happen?
>>79509079
>since 2015
It's a knee jerk reaction to the lowered pound, retards. Nothing has happened. Britian has not left the EU.
>>79518837
YOU REALIZE EQUITIES RISE SIMPLY AS A RESULT OF CURRENCY DEVALUATION, BECAUSE THE STOCKS ARE NOW WORTH LESS
THE POUND HAS NOT BUDGED FROM ITS LOW, THE LOWEST LEVEL SINCE THE 1980S
AND BREXIT HASN'T EVEN HAPPENED YET, UK IS GOING TO GET RAPED ONCE ARTICLE 50 IS TRIGGERED
>>79518735
France will leave soon anyway, thats why they told Hollande to fuck off. They also dont want to be massacred by terrorists.
Also young people didnt vote for the most part, like 40% tops voted, this is a lesson for them.
>>79518974
Our stuff is getting lots of praise and we only have one brewery. Also Wales voted leave, Scotland voted remain and is trying to sabotage brexit. Wales deserves more support than them.
>>79519186
That would fuck the German economy too. Also validate and encourage leave as it shows how the EU is a bully.
>>79519238
Well appearently nothing of the fearmongering was true. UK should be in a state of economic and social breakdown by now and WW3 should have started.
The development it quite the opposite.
Show us the way britbongs.
Show that prosperity can come outside of the EU.
Your example can lead us all out of this cancerous globalist union.
Save us.
>>79519238
>BREXIT HASN'T EVEN HAPPENED YET
But it has.
The results came in on 24 June.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom_European_Union_membership_referendum,_2016#Result
It was pretty big news.
>UK IS GOING TO GET RAPED ONCE ARTICLE 50 IS TRIGGERED
Are you saying there is uncertainty about article 50 being triggered at all?
Because you can rest assured the markets are operating under the certainty that it will definitely be triggered.
>>79519199
He actually has an amazing job. He goes to work and just calls them dumbasses in British speak. Fucking funny every time I see the clips
>>79519238
I'm rich so it doesent really matter
>>79519497
>markets are operating under the certainty that it will definitely be triggered.
Despite all evidence to the contrary?
>>79519247
I don't give a fuck. I'm not buying your shit whiskey because you agreed with my country politically
Lmao fuck Wales and their shit whiskey lad
>>79519466
Sell us reinderr meat when we both leave and have a FTA going, I want to taste it.
The lion softly roars as the morning dawns and he looks out to see his sheep waking up too to the dew dripping sweetly off the leafs giving up their nectar of life to the grass below feeding the flock. Oh how the old bones creak as they wake from a deadly sleep. God has smiled on the Earths repentance and given us His blessing to roar and pacify the world into silence. At the coming Kingdom we shall praise and raise our arms to His coming glory. The sun comes out for you...
>>79519656
Understandable, alcohol is haram in England.
>>79519627
Dude.
Even the EU themselves are saying the UK should "make haste" in leaving following the Brexit vote.
This is happening.
>>79519627
That was the EU deciding, this time it's our national, and accountable, government.
>>79519497
THE UNCERTAINTY ENTERS WHEN ARTICLE 50 IS TRIGGERED, WHEN BRITAIN ACTUALLY EXITS THE EU, BREXIT
THIS IS ALL A HOLDING PATTERN, AND ALREADY THE POUND HAS BEEN DECIMATED ON THE MERE PROSPECT OF AN EXIT
>>79519553
YOU'LL BE RICHER BETTING AGAINST THE UK AT ARTICLE 50
>>79518617
I know all I can jest about Brits now is bin that spoon.
Otherwise they are based as fuck now.
>>79518998
I wonder why the young turnout was so low
>>79519811
>THE UNCERTAINTY ENTERS WHEN ARTICLE 50 IS TRIGGERED, WHEN BRITAIN ACTUALLY EXITS THE EU, BREXIT
There is no uncertainty.
Brexit is happening.
This is what the markets are responding to.
>THE POUND HAS BEEN DECIMATED
It's down by fewer than 2 points.
Something Cameron has been trying to achieve for a long time.
>>79519872
I am not sure if you are trying to make excuses for them but this just makes them look a lot worse.
>>79519186
They're stuck between a rock and a hard place. They either show how well you can do outside the EU, or try to ruin us and destroy themselves in the process.
It's only really a threat to France/Germany/Holland though.
For most countries "if you leave you'll be thrown into the stone age" is partially true, but that doesn't mean you'll be better if you stay. The EU practically owns some of the countries in it, Greece especially.
>>79519222
I'm pretty sure they know its going to happen, but they're starting to realize that we're not going to be an isolated little island with no trade. Trade offers are coming in, the EU is being civil, I think a government saying "okay we're staying" would mean a huge economic hit.
>>79519238
Nothing will change when it's triggered, it's just the start of negotiations and gradual drift away from the EU, we're not going to put a fucking block on trade and raise tariffs instantly, if ever.
>>79519522
the best part is barely anyone votes for them in the UK, they are about to lose their single solitary MP
But everyone votes them into the EU parliament consistently just to fuck with Europe.
>>79519872
Same group of people that actually thought Oboomla had the power to disqualify someone from running for President I'm sure
>>79509079
I said the same thing when stocks went down: this is completely irrelevant. None of these changes matter til there is actually legislation in place changing how the system works, until then, it's just people moving money around based on what they think might happen
Also:
>Brexit
>Soros moves stocks to fuck the pound, exactly as he promised he would
>pound plummets for a couple days
>investors capitalise on the pound being worthless
>buy like crazy
>investment puts the pound back up again
Hardly surprising.
>>79519969
That's the point, they whine that old people stole their future, when they didn't bother to go outside and actually vote. Or they legitimately thought they could vote via social media.
>>79517359
It still does, Goymany.
>>79519872
Was it a troll picture? wtf
>>79520023
>people moving money around based on what they think might happen
There's no "might".
Brexit is happening.
Trade deals will have many of the pre-Brexit benefits, but fewer downsides.
>>79509079
Although I am all for celebrating and rubbing it in the face of the retards, like how they celebrated when it went to shit for those few days, it will only bounce back and forth between good and bad until it normalizes. We would be no better than them.
You know what, fuck it.
LIBKEKS BTFO
>>79519872
Youth turnout is always low.
+ Heavy rainfall in London area.
>>79520096
Just had to check brit bro.
You could have been one of those "youths" who are ultra retarded and trying to justify how easily you got tricked.
>>79520148
.... Dude.
What makes you think even for a second you can vote on any sort of major election on TWITTER of all places.
The Chinese could rig any election they ever wanted.
>>79520148
Yes, someone made it up and spread it, never trust millennials to actually fact check, easily the most gullible group.
>>79509079
How's the pound faring you dolt
>>79519932
BREXIT "HAPPENING" IS NOT THE UNCERTAINTY
UK'S LARGEST TRADING PARTNERS ARE IN THE EU, UK WILL GET WORSE DEALS
THE POUND HAS HAD THE SHARPEST DROP IN ITS HISTORY, ITS THE ONLY REASON POUND DENOMINATED FTSE IS BEING BID AT ALL
FINANCIAL PASSPORTING WILL FORCE LONDON BANKS INTO EU CLEARING OPERATIONS
>>79520153
You misunderstand, I'm not suggesting theyre moving because they think Brexit itself might happen, I'm saying right now the only reason to move stocks is in anticipation of how they think things will go down once deals are negotiated, it doesn't actually mean anything until deals are negotiated Because again, nothing has happened yet. There has been no changes to law or trade as of yet, the system itself has not been changed so any money moving around now is basically temporary. Pound may be up now but if negotiations go badly (ie new PM is a cuck and basically gives the EU everything they want) the pound could drop again. However it could keep going up as Britain does better an better. The point is, the markets are completely irrelevant until actual changes are made
>>79520371
Use your indoor voice sunshine
>>79520371
>UK'S LARGEST TRADING PARTNERS ARE IN THE EU, UK WILL GET WORSE DEALS
Apparently the markets don't agree.
And I happen to think they're right in being optimistic.
The EU was a shitshow, and many of the trading partners in the EU export to the UK, most notably Germany.
They're going to want VERY good trade deals with the UK, only they'll have less power over the UK.
>>79520422
See above in this post.
The markets are obviously optimistic about the future trade deals the EU is going to make with the UK. And I think they're right.
>>79519627
The EU wants us out quickly, and we want to leave slowly, that's all.
Leaving slow gives us a huge advantage in negotiations, because countries may leave or offer referendums during negotiations
Jumping out would be a huge nightmare for us
>>79519672
Come to lapland and buy it yourself senpai.
It is preddy delicious.
>mfw some foreigners are shocked for us eating reindeer.
Rudolph tastes delicious.
>>79520519
>The markets are obviously optimistic about the future trade deals the EU is going to make with the UK. And I think they're right
Great, they can be optimistic, but any changes in stocks right now are completely temporary until we see laws change and trade deals, at which point, whatever happens, better or worse, is going to last much longer than the current fluctuations
>>79519872
>they actually believed it
My fuckin sides.
>>79520622
I actually want to visit Finland. Please hold off on becoming Sweden.
>>79517982
Wants to talk about scientists
Doesn't know how a keyboard works
Wants to brexit
Doesn't plan anything
Classic England
>>79520519
>The markets are obviously optimistic about the future trade deals the EU is going to make with the UK. And I think they're right.
I think that the reaction is largely into many big signals that the EU's member states face massive internal pressure from manufacturers to keep trading with the UK tariff free, because we're one of the biggest EU markets (to the point where we have an enormous trade deficit) and because otherwise we could slam tariffs on them and fuck up the entire continent while starting to ship stuff from Australia, New Zealand, the US and elsewhere.
And that's not regarding the 12 countries lining up for trade negotiations in just over a week since the result, Aus/NZ declarations of help with negotiation, compared to the EU's 50 in 30 years.
>>79520622
>Shocked
Lidl used to sell it a couple years ago around christmas until shocked 8 year olds forced them to stop advertising it.
So few investors in here. None of you see the truth.
>>79520664
>any changes in stocks right now are completely temporary
They usually are.
Fact is that the doomsday scenarios painted by the remain camp were completely and utterly uncalled for.
The only thing that could change this, is the EU imposing unduly strict trade deals that would be very likely to harm themselves more than the UK because of the UK's massive trade deficit vis-Ã -vis the EU.
>>79520870
We are holding out pretty fine.
Outside of our cucked media, nobody likes the developments that have been occurring, we are racist as fuck people, and increasingly sick of the shit our politicians are doing.
If we voted for getting out of the EU right now, I'd say that we would have a decent chance of actually leaving.
That chance can increase further, depending on how UK develops in the coming years.
>>79520882
>Mocks British people
>Speaks English
>>79516713
>They need to establish FTA with various non EU countries
China and Russia maybe?
And any FTAs with the EU is going to be designed to punish the "UK". An example must be made.
>>79517499
Why is a ramp intrinsically bad, if it functions as intended, ie it can launch air craft, surely the cost and space savings on the slingshot (?) are worth it and can be put to some other use. what are the downsides to it?
>>79521295
Canada and Aus would be better, perhaps Russia too.
Free trade with china seems like a terrifying idea.
>>79520519
FTSE RECOVERING IS NOT A SIGN OF OPTIMISM, SIMPLY A RESULT OF ITS BASE CURRENCY FALLING OFF A CLIFF
THE EU BLOCK IS THE VAST MAJORITY OF UK'S TRADE, GERMANY OWNS THE ENTIRE EUROZONE, UK VS EUROPE WILL NOT NET UK ANY BENEFICIAL DEALS
>>79518962
It's simple. There are many companies in the UK which are affected by EU trade deals. The new trade deals are like the ones Switzerland or Turkey have. Ever bought something from Switzerland in your local supermarket? Those things are fucking expensive. That's why people normally buy other things (produced in EU countries). That's going to affect the British economy hard.
>>79521506
You do know you can have a devalued currency AND falling markets, don't you?
Now THAT would be bad.
The currency was devalued by fewer than 2 points, and the markets responded with great optimism; despite or even with the additional help of the fact that the UK is leaving the EU.
>THE EU BLOCK IS THE VAST MAJORITY OF UK'S TRADE
... with the UK having a massive trade deficit with the EU.
Stricter trade deals would hurt the EU a lot more than the UK.
>>79521537
The UK has a massive trade deficit with the EU.
Stricter trade deals would hurt the EU a lot more than the UK.
>>79521117
Because of America, not England. Language might as well be called American by now.
>>79521865
where do you think the yanks got the language, fritz?
>>79521775
The EU had 700 million people, UK has not even 70 million people pre-sexit.
Whatever hurts hurts the UK more
>>79521936
Yeah as I said, Britain used to be great. Nowadays they just cling to former glory and hope to gain something by being America's lapdog
>>79521938
What does that have to do with anything?
Population doesn't change the fact that the UK has a massive trade deficit with the EU.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/may/10/uk-trade-deficit-hits-new-record-of-24bn-pounds-eu-referendum-brexit
The UK holds all the right cards in this.
>>79521537
The devaluation of the currency makes it even harder for British people to buy stuff from Euro countries. How do you expect the British to produce all those missing imports by themselves?
>>79522040
If no one wants your goods, you get a trade deficit.
All Britain has nowadays is banking and some science, and both are going to go to shit real soon
>>79522030
Britain has made a lot of mistakes over the years, ill give you that, were coming to see them though, were waking up. Hows life over there? your wife, sister, daughter or mother gotten her self culturally enriched yet?
>>79521410
- It means a lot less planes can launch from it because they have to rely completely on their own propulsion
- it's called a catapult and it doesn't take a huge amount of space
- catapult launch mechanisms below the deck are being replaced with electromagnetic mechanisms, which would make the whole thing even smaller and more powerful
>>79521775
>You do know you can have a devalued currency AND falling markets, don't you?
MAYBE IN JUNK RATED ARGENTINA
EU DOESN'T NEED THE UK MARKET, ITS AN ENTIRE CONTINENT THAT CAN DRAW INTERNALLY
>>79522040
24BN IS EASILY OFFSET BY TARIFFS, EU WILL MAKE MORE MONEY TAXING BRITISH GOODS THAN THEY EVER GOT FROM BRITAIN DIRECTLY
WHILE FINANCIAL SERVICES, THE LIFEBLOOD OF LONDON MOVES TO THE CONTINENT FOR EU CLEARING REQUIREMENTS
1 week ago:
>lol market crashing, fucking leave morons!
>we are in ruins look at it!
>FTSE100 plummeting!
Now:
>lol you can't use the FTSE100 to measure anything
Why are SJWs and Left wingers so stupid?
>>79522154
No one I have known in my life has ever been raped, and the only incidents usually happen with poor people of any color, black, brown or white.
Cling to your illusion that Germany is shit, maybe it makes you feel better while your country burns while Germany prospers
>>79522149
Again, changes nothing.
If the EU wants to keep exporting to the UK so much, they'll have to come up with some very juicy trade deals.
>>79522286
>EU DOESN'T NEED THE UK MARKET
Lol.
Guess that trade deficit is all in my head.
>>79522087
Literally the only foreign product i buy here with any regularity is big macs, that famous traditional german cuisine.
>>79519553
>I'm rich
Well, you were at least.
>>79522299
Nothing, I repeat, NOTHING, had happened yet but a non binding referendum.
Britain is still in the EU, Article 50 has not been invoked more than a week later.
That market burp was nothing but the fear of things to come.
Everyone is in a holding pattern right now.
Brexit makes sense from all fronts economic, political, etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-MraD1Ys3Q
>>79522442
The markets are operating under the CERTAINTY that Brexit is happening.
>Pound is still really shit
>As such Britain has fallen from 5th to 6th largest Economy
>>79522246
thanks for the explanation, it does make sense, still though, regardless of the system used, the new carrier is a formidable ship, maybe not as much as your own but certainly a force worthy of note.
>>79522370
>>79522370
>Again, changes nothing.
>If the EU wants to keep exporting to the UK so much, they'll have to come up with some very juicy trade deals.
>>EU DOESN'T NEED THE UK MARKET
>Lol.
>Guess that trade deficit is all in my head.
Britain still needs EU more. It will at the very best get the same deals as before. Maybe worse. How's that for a brexit win?
>>79522324
well if it didnt happen to you or anyone you know then i guess it just dosnt happen
>>79522487
There is never "certainty" in the markets. It's all a betting game
>>79522381
https://www.uktradeinfo.com/Statistics/OverseasTradeStatistics/Pages/OTS.aspx
Still your fellow Englishmen prefer to buy a lot of stuff from EU countries.
>>79516752
>ramp
>>79522614
Statistics don't support it. Personal accounts don't support it.
All you have is incidents being played up by Rupert Murdoch fuckmachine and the idiots that lap it up.
Even out worst tabloid, BILD, is not even a tenth as retarded as what Britain calls "press"
>You will be reborn and the land with you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1MuvvS_xSw
>>79509079
goddam, after so many years of farage being borderline ron paul'd , he comes through like a fucking boss - everything is confirmed, the man wins
those motherfuckers really aren't laughing now
fuck ya britain. hopefully we can get trump in.
nigel+trump = win
plus trump hates obama so much he'll do a data dump of all his emails and documents he's generated over the past years
>>79522577
>Britain still needs EU more
How?
>It will at the very best get the same deals as before. Maybe worse. How's that for a brexit win?
It means trade resumes as usual, without the downsides of the EU bureaucracy and undemocratic political interference.
>>79522628
The certainty isn't in the markets, the certainty is in the politics.
The referendum has been had, the Brexit is happening.
If it doesn't, it's political suicide at best, and civil war at worst.
>>79509079
Lol, britcuck. That's because the pound is at the lowest level since 1985. The FTSE is actually really down in dollar terms.
Jesus fuck, just got a job in the City and cucks like you fucked everything.
>>79522577
>Says Germany.
You can't bring back the UK anymore, it's all up to your country to give monies to the failing EU states.
>>79522487
WHAT BREXIT HAPPENING MEANS IS THE UNCERTAINTY
TALK ABOUT YOUR CERTAINTY WHEN ARTICLE 50 IS INVOKED
WATCH EVERYTHING BRITISH GET PUMMELED AGAIN, BUT THIS TIME FOR REAL, WITH FOLLOW THROUGH
>>79522324
>>79522577
germany literally has to say this or they get arrested.
>>79522897
So you think the markets are actually UP because they think article 50 isn't happening?
That makes no sense on many many levels.
>>79522931
You want to know what the average German feels towards Britain?
Pity.
Pity you fell for demagogues and Murdoch propaganda.
Pity your only good part, London, is going to be dragged down.
Pity all your redneck racists who have no job, no education and no future are destroying it for everyone else.
Pity you can't play football.
>>79519440
Which part of UK is still in EU you didn t get?
Nothing has started yet
>>79522794
Is that webm from Excalibur?
>>79522973
ARTICLE 50 HAPPENING IS A BINARY EVENT
THE RESULT OF ARTICLE 50 IS THE UNCERTAINTY
THE REAL BREXIT REACTION IS ARTICLE 50, THE VOTE RESULT THAT ALREADY CRASHED THE POUND WAS JUST THE PRELUDE
PREPARE YOUR ANUS BRITKUCKS
>>79522286
>WHILE FINANCIAL SERVICES, THE LIFEBLOOD OF LONDON MOVES TO THE CONTINENT FOR EU CLEARING REQUIREMENTS
kek
>EU implements the 'Robin Hood' financial transaction tax on banking that was purely being blocked by the UK
>financial services don't leave
gg
>>79523121
So you think the markets are actually UP because they think article 50 isn't happening?
That makes no sense on many many levels.
Isn't it funny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bajnt0iWvqs
>>79523183
No the markets are where they were before because the situation, legally, is literally the same as before.
All that happened so far is a show of intent.
Invoking article 50? That's where the fun start, because at the latest two years after, they're ejected from the EU, no matter where the talks are.
Allahu akbar.
>>79523154
Yes it is
This whole Brexit thing reminded me the Arthurian tale is alive and well, as per the prophecy a savior returned to deliver England from darkness
>>79523121
The market are goung back to normal because everything is back to normal
Uk still in EU
UK still SAY they want to leave EU
No date on article 50 trigger
The referndum is worthless...all is up to the politicians like it has been till now for the past decade
>>79509079
Oh god yes, save us all UK.
>>79523161
>THE RESULT OF ARTICLE 50 IS THE UNCERTAINTY
Not really. The results are very likely to be positive for the UK, and the markets are reflecting that.
The UK has a huge trade deficit with the EU, so playing hardball on trade with UK hurts the EU much more than the UK.
>>79523365
>Invoking article 50? That's where the fun start
Not really.
At worst you'll see a little dip because some retards suddenly get spooked again by something that has been certain to happen since June 24.
The trade deal negotiations are where it's at.
And they are very unlikely to be detrimental for the UK considering the trade deficit.
>>79522813
Get rekt london cuck
>>79523492
Lol i failed the quote
Meant to quote this
>>79523183
>>79523492
>everything is back to normal
No.
The referendum is over, Brexit is happening.
The UK is saying it, the EU is saying it, the markets are saying it.
>>79523088
>redneck racists
first of all germany. you should know that you can never count on UK to be your friend. they created to world wars to prevent your expansion.
2nd of all, uncuck yourself
3rd of all, EU is a mechanism for you to control others, but you are so cucked it has turned to shit
>>79518875
I don't like whiskey, but my friend loves the stuff. He reckons that Penderyn Whiskey is pretty good stuff.I can't tell the difference .
>>79523626
It s not up to anyone except uk politicians
So untill they trigger article 50 the markets are the same as last year
>>79523540
m9, 1v1 me and see what happens. I'll stick that deep fried mars bar up your arse
>>79509333
If it aint scottish its shite.
>>79523741
If the markets stay the same, it's not because there's any doubt that Brexit is happening.
Because Brexit is happening.
>>79522569
It will launch new STVOL aircraft (only the F-35 so far, I think) and obviously helicopters
>>79509079
As much as I've made MAD GAINS from the market this week; the gains are because the FTSE 100 is mostly multinational companies with mostly overseas earnings and so in £ terms their business is worth much more.
Also Quantitative Easing soon.
Tl;dr £ is down rather than the stock market surging.
Still think we made the right voice tho
>>79509079
Why doesn't Farage run for PM? He'd have a nice Garage.
>>79523088
> pity
> several EU states want a referendum
>several EU states about to elect eurosceptic
>Euro falling
> German banks vulnerable as fuck
Kek no one needs your pity cucks
>>79522324
>maybe it makes you feel better while your country burns while Germany prospers
I really don't get you anti Brexit shills. The EU is a fucking disaster and getting out of it is the most sensible long term decision, even if there is short term pain.
>France, the second most important country in the union, is basically in permanent recession
>Italy and Spain have 40-50% youth unemployment, are constantly on the verge of recession. Only way out is to devalue their currency which they can't do because they're in the Euro
>Greece is still a total clusterfuck, with the only difference being that people have basically just stopped reporting on it
>any attempt to 'punish' the UK just leads to the EU spending tens of billions to bailout Ireland whos economy is totally linked to the UK's.
>Eurozone is basically one more bailout away from totally imploding
It literally doesn't matter if the German economy is good when it's joined at the hip to that total shitfest.
I mean here's your argument summed up:
>EU is amazing! Germany stronk!
>NO WAIT NO DON'T LOOK AT ANY OF THOSE OTHER COUNTRIES
>>79523537
THE FTSE IS REFLECTING A LOWER POUND
THE TRADE DEALS ARE WHAT ARTICLE 50 IS ABOUT, THE POINT OF NO RETURN WILL BE INVOKED ONCE DEALS ARE IN, THEY WILL NOT BE POSITIVE FOR UK
HAVING A MEAGER 20BN TRADE DEFICIT IS NOT A NEGOTIATING POSITION
>>79523177
IF THEY IMPLEMENT FTT ITS JUST MORE MONEY FOR EU COFFERS, THE BANKS STILL NEED EU CLEARING SO THEY HAVE NO CHOICE
EU HAS THE POWER, THEY HAVE THE SURPLUS, UK HAS THE DEFICIT
>>79509333
>>79523964
It's been at 1.33 vs dollar all week
>>79523964
>Tl;dr £ is down rather than the stock market surging.
Lol, then how come the market was at one point dropping along with the pound?
The markets are up partly because people are optimistic.
There is no causative relationship "currency down = markets up".
>>79517359
>has had
He used the present perfect tense, not the simple past. If you knew the difference, then you'd realize that you have no point, you illiterate kraut. Stick to the language you know.
>>79524052
>THE FTSE IS REFLECTING A LOWER POUND
See >>79524207
If there were a causative relationship "currency down = markets up", then the pound and the markets could not have dropped at the same time. Which they did.
The markets are rising (partly) because people are optimistic.
>>79522286
We were junkrated in the 1990s because we had essentially adopted the US dollar as currency and couldn't devalue, just like Spain and Greece adopted the Euro. That is not the case with the UK, which was one of the European countries that best survived the Lehman Brothers banking crisis *precisely* because it kept its own currency.
Keep talking about shit you clearly know nothing about. Financial services won't leave the UK, if anything it will be the other way around as the EU just lost one of its main donor nations.
>>79524052
>THE BANKS STILL NEED EU CLEARING SO THEY HAVE NO CHOICE
They don't 'need' it. It's just an advantage that has to be weighed up against a raft of disadvantages like paying FTT, the cost of moving an entire operation etc
>>79524360
>>79524487
THEY NEED IT
THE EU ECONOMY IS 17 TRILLION DOLLARS, BANKS NEED EU CLEARING
UK ECONOMY IS 2.7 TRILLION, ITS ABOUT TO LOSE ITS EU MEMBERSHIP
EU ECONOMY EX-BRITAIN IS 14.3 TRILLION
>>79524749
>ITS ABOUT TO LOSE ITS EU MEMBERSHIP
Protip: you don't "lose" that which you throw away.
>>79524889
>THROWING AWAY WHAT ALLOWED LONDON TO BECOME THE BANKING CENTER OF THE EU
"BRITKUCKS"
>>79516666
Your women are being raped. And your govt doesn't have police to protect them. Virtually no arrests are made. You're govt cant or won't look after you and instead attacks 'racist' German protestors. The U.K. votes to leave and you act like you're all confused
>>79524997
Better to tear up all the EU's regulations and become the banking centre of the world
>>79524997
TYPING IN ARR CAPS TO MAKE A STATEMENT AS ROUD AS POSIBRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
>>79509079
>If it falls
>NO GUYS THIS WAS EXPECTED
>If it climbs
>LOOK GUYS LOOK WHAT LEAVING EU DID
All the shorters are leaving, and people are buying. What a shock.
You guys don't play the stock market do you?
>>79525146
NOT WHEN AMERICA AT 18 TRILLION AND EU AT 14 TRILLION SIDE AGAINST YOU IN SOLIDARITY AT THE NEGOTIATING TABLE FOR GOING AGAINST GLOBALISM
>>79524997
Be that as it may, the UK is still throwing away its EU membership, rather than "losing" it.
>>79525330
This has got to be satire.
>>79525218
So you agree that a short-term drop was to be expected, and recovery would immediately follow, contrary to what remainers said?
>>79510774
stop sheever posting
>>79525605
>"recovery"
FTSE 100 IS DOWN 9% IN DOLLAR TERMS SINCE THE VOTE
FTSE 250 IS DOWN 16% IN DOLLAR TERMS SINCE THE VOTE
THE CHART ONLY LOOKS LIKE A RECOVERY BECAUSE THE POUND FELL THROUGH THE FLOOR
>>79525605
>contrary to what remainers said?
What did they say? It'll be a full drop?
That would be stupid.
I am just saying both sides are being idiots here. One side is saying "look at the markets they are better than before!" the other "look at the markets they are worse than before!"
Just wait a month or two after they leave EU and see how the market is doing.
Again quick recovery is usually a trap, and it drops just as quickly if not faster.
France is already playing good cop and wants to have a reasonable deal with the UK. They will get single market access with some Freedom of movement concessions.
>>79525998
"Going up" is an integral part of recovery.
And you can't just put it in dollar terms and say that's it, the UK still has a domestic market in pounds.
>THE POUND FELL THROUGH THE FLOOR
Down fewer than 2 points, which is in many ways a desirable feat.
>>79526103
>What did they say? It'll be a full drop?
Yes.
Even as the drop was happening, the remain camp was treating it as armageddon.
>>79521506
IM GLAD YOU TYPED IT IN ALL CAPS TO MAKE IT EASY TO READ THANKS ALSO IT HELPS US UNDERSTAND HOW IMPORTANT EVERYTHING YOU TYPED IS AND THAT YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT IT GREAT JOB
>>79519102
India is nominally our ally, and Russia and China can't start shit without nearly the rest of the world getting on their asses.
But really, we should only be rivals, not enemies. If only Obama wasn't such a limp-dicked nigger, we would still be the only power.
>>79516666
Do you realise the EU doesn't exist anymore? Since brexit it's everyone for themselves!
>>79509620
>>79525998
>Fell through the floor
>2% drop
>Currency devaluing means your stock market rises
Armchair economists everybody
>all the remainians in this thread.
Do some of you peasants generally beleive that no trade happens what-so-ever unless there's some sort of trade deal in place? It's a complete red herring, Th largest trade between the UK is with America and we already have counrties such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand wanting to have trade deal with the UK. Hell, New Zealand is even offering up their top trade negotiators to the UK as well.
But please, keep arguing agaisnt the facts won't you, it helps the salt farm.
>>79509079
>tfw liberal cuck "friends" have already forgotten about this whole Brexit thing
Like fucking clockwork
>>79520622
oh come on
you guys eat rudolph and nobody gives a shit
i eat one puppy and its like i just peed in the fruit punch openly
westerners
>>79509079
based Farage
>>79526267
No freedom of movement. They can fuck right off.
>>79525998
Every stock i've bough on the dip has recovered and i've made easy money
this is nothing more than a slight hiccup, ive seen the fed announcing an interest hike cause more damage
>>79517038
>german comedians
>>79526449
every single leftist suddenly became an economist on june 24
>>79518544
>currency value = indicator of economic prosperity
That must be why the Chinese yuan is worth so much, right? Or the USD?
They really need to introduce mandatory economic classes in high schools.
>>79519247
>France leaving Europe
Yeah, no. Europe is a two-man band with France and Germany up front and all the rest are back vocals.
>>79526639
Funny isn't it, how they rail against muh ebil corporations but follow them like sheep when it serves their own nefarious purposes.
>>79526268
MORE THAN HALF OF UK EQUITIES ARE OWNED BY FOREIGN INVESTORS
DOMESTIC MARKET IS NOT WHY FTSE IS BEING BID, ITS THE EFFECT OF THE SHARPEST GBP DROP IN HISTORY
>>79526639
UK SHOULD HAVE HAD A REFERENDUM JUST ON MUSLIM IMMIGRATION
LOSING EU MEMBERSHIP AND OPEN ACCESS TO THE SINGLE MARKET IS WHERE THEY FUCKED UP
>>79526826
>Funny isn't it
Good morning.
>>79526826
These are emotion driven people.
They'll get mad at anything their movement leaders tell them to.
>>79526573
Dogs have lived side by side with mankind for thousands of years, to the point where they are biologically predisposed to understanding our behavior and emotional states better than any other species of animal on this planet.
Killing them for food is an act of betrayal.
Dogs are mankind's oldest allies.
>>79510574
that's great for exports.
How bout you start making some exports?
>>79526842
My god you're one salty bastard.
Let it go lad, just let it go.
>>79526842
I wish to apologize to the world on behalf of America for this poster. We are deeply sorry, we only hope that one day you can forgive us.
>>79526842
>muh single market access
>muh its just mudslimes there is nothing else wrong with the EU
>>79526842
>DOMESTIC MARKET IS NOT WHY FTSE IS BEING BID
A large part of it is indeed domestic.
>ITS THE EFFECT OF THE SHARPEST GBP DROP IN HISTORY
There is no causation between currency drop and market rise.
In fact, there was negative correlation immediately after 24 June, when the markets and the pound dropped simultaneously.
>>79521537
>Implying the price of consumer goods won't drop because we'll buy things from Asia, south America and Australasia once outside the protectionist EU block.
Do you have any idea how much more things cost because of the EU?
>>79510574
>pound is dirt cheap
>strong than USD
WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY HERE LIMEY?
>>79522442
Then why haven't the European stock markets recovered yet?
>>79527049
>immediately after 24 June
>immediately
A BLIP IS NOT A NEGATIVE CORRELATION
THE FTSE 100 HAS APPEARED TO RECOVER BECAUSE THE POUND IS DRASTICALLY LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO
AND THE FTSE IS STILL DEEPLY NEGATIVE IN DOLLAR TERMS
>>79527317
>A BLIP IS NOT A NEGATIVE CORRELATION
Yes it is.
>>79523088
You want to know what the average Brit feels towards Germany?
Pity.
Pity you fell for synagogues and Merkel propaganda.
Pity your only good part, Berlin, is going to be dragged down.
Pity all your redneck AdF who have no job, no education and no future are destroying it for everyone else.
Pity you're gonna lose against Italy.
>>79527358
TO DETERMINE A MEANINGFUL CORRELATION THE SAMPLING PERIOD NEEDS TO BE SIGNIFICANT
>>79527467
No it doesn't.
>>79524243
What language is that? Turkish or Arabic?
>>79527467
Could you be less autistic please? this whole caps lock thing is starting to wear thin.
