[Tengocity]

Originally Posted by Eriphill

Good riddance. The man who went to re-negotiate terms with the EU and came back...with nothing.

The man who's legacy will be accidentally taking the U.K. Out of Europe and possibly the break up the UK as an entity....

Only time will tell if it was a good or a bad thing.

[Chompers]

MarkG335

Sad figures:

age group 18-24 voted 64% remain 24% leave - Will live on average 69 years with this decision
age group 25-49 voted 45% remain 39% leave - Will live on average 52 years with this decision
age group 50-64 voted 35% remain 49% leave - Will live on average 31 years with this decision
age group 65+ voted 33% remain 58% leave - Will live on average 16 years with this decision

[Mark1966]

Cameron going, Brexit is the the gift that keeps on giving

[Mark1966]

Originally Posted by dobbo99

Any genuine suggestions of what shares to buy? I havent bought banking shares historically, but could do..........

Get it in gold, I have just made a small fortune in the last 24 hours

[JD6]

Originally Posted by Mark1966

Cameron going, Brexit is the the gift that keeps on giving

That rather depends on who replaces him...

Interesting to see that the German stock market is down by more than the UK market at the moment.

[Mark1966]

Originally Posted by JD6

That rather depends on who replaces him...

Interesting to see that the German stock market is down by more than the UK market at the moment.

BoJo

[JD6]

Originally Posted by Mark1966

BoJo

I would emigrate, except that I would have to live in my car due to the drop in the pound. I knew should have gone for the touring.

[Wills2]

OMG.....

Well KBO.

[Mark1966]

Originally Posted by JD6

I would emigrate, except that I would have to live in my car due to the drop in the pound. I knew should have gone for the touring.

[Wills2]

Sterling in free fall, this is going to be a right mess.

[Alscoob]

Shocked... bloody Dads Army lot!

Well that's just taken the lid off a big can of worms, I suspect that a good percentage of the 'Out' haven't a clue about what's coming next... and it's not going to be all roses!!

[Andrewthefirst]

I'm dreading Sturgeons smug threatening nasty little speech

The poisoned dwarf will no doubt ignore that over 1 million Scots voted to leave

[Wills2]

Originally Posted by Chompers

MarkG335

Sad figures:

age group 18-24 voted 64% remain 24% leave - Will live on average 69 years with this decision
age group 25-49 voted 45% remain 39% leave - Will live on average 52 years with this decision
age group 50-64 voted 35% remain 49% leave - Will live on average 31 years with this decision
age group 65+ voted 33% remain 58% leave - Will live on average 16 years with this decision

Silly old buggers.....

[dobbo99]

Originally Posted by Mark1966

Get it in gold, I have just made a small fortune in the last 24 hours

I think you said that to me before

[Alscoob]

Originally Posted by Wills2

Silly old buggers.....

Yip, I've just cancelled the In Laws visit at the weekend in protest!

[Mark1966]

Originally Posted by dobbo99

I think you said that to me before

I think you are right, 7% over the past week

Act quick and I reckon there is still some goodness to be had,

[RobUK]

Just in case anyone says the majority of the UK voted to leave...

37.5% voted Leave.
34.7% voted Remain.
27.8% did not vote.

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by Wills2

Sterling in free fall, this is going to be a right mess.

It's not actually that bad, £ vs € has regained 1/2 its overnight loss and is still higher than the 52week low. A good chunck of what is left is down to the banking monkeys

[SkyJawa]

Stunned and disappointed. Especially such a big change on such a tiny margin, I could deal with it better if there was more than a 5% difference at least

[Alscoob]

Originally Posted by Chompers

MarkG335

Sad figures:

age group 18-24 voted 64% remain 24% leave - Will live on average 69 years with this decision
age group 25-49 voted 45% remain 39% leave - Will live on average 52 years with this decision
age group 50-64 voted 35% remain 49% leave - Will live on average 31 years with this decision
age group 65+ voted 33% remain 58% leave - Will live on average 16 years with this decision

Where did these figures come from please just interested to know, thanks

[Wills2]

Originally Posted by Chompers

It's not actually that bad, £ vs € has regained 1/2 its overnight loss and is still higher than the 52week low. A good chunck of what is left is down to the banking monkeys

When the B of e openly states it's got £250 billion to support the banks, it's bad chompers.

[Chompers]

Originally Posted by Wills2

When the B of e openly states it's got £250 billion to support the banks, it's bad chompers.

Yes the banks, not the £