If we vote for Brexit what happens

Samsonite1

Rinoa wrote: »

Referendum results add up to 100%. Polls don't.

And people say it's the leavers who are uneducated.

So why are you posting it?

I did not say anything about 100% in any case - just making assumptions like all the other Leavers

The point being that 44% is less than 52% or more importantly, less than 50%. Whatever you were trying to show, you failed miserably unless you plan to post the same poll over the course of the coming months and years to show the convergence.

Conrad

Did the UK bring on a global recession yet? Just checking

mayonnaise

Conrad wrote: »

Did the UK bring on a global recession yet? Just checking

Not yet, but your new, confident, globally oriented Tiger in the west, an investor paradise Britian (sic) has definitely arrived.

Investors pull £3.5 billion from funds amid 'Brexit' shock

http://citywire.co.uk/money/investors-pull-3-5-billion-from-funds-amid-brexit-shock/a937780

CLAPTON

mayonnaise wrote: »

Not yet, but your new, confident, globally oriented Tiger in the west, an investor paradise Britian (sic) has definitely arrived.







http://citywire.co.uk/money/investors-pull-3-5-billion-from-funds-amid-brexit-shock/a937780

that is about 0.01% of global stocks
and it seems that european (excluding UK) stocks suffered the 'worst'

so get out of europe fast or just treat it as a blip.

WW3 awaits another day apparently

gfplux

IF WE VOTE FOR BREXIT WHAT HAPPENS
Well I did not think it would be weeks and weeks and pages and pages of voters from both sides BORING us all to death.

wotsthat

Six weeks since the referendum so surely the plan will be out any day now.

wotsthat

Conrad wrote: »

Did the UK bring on a global recession yet? Just checking

No and WW3 hasn't started yet either. Go leave!

mwpt

"Bank of England rate cut 'a foregone conclusion' after UK business activity suffers 'biggest ever' fall"

UK business activity suffered its biggest fall ever, data from Markit showed this morning.

The Business Activity Index fell to 47.4 in July, from 52.3 in June, signalling a fall in UK services output.

This was the first contraction since December 2012, and the rate of decline was the strongest since March 2009.

Moreover, the month-on-month decline in the Index in the latest period, at 4.9 points, was the largest observed since the survey began in July 1996.

gadgetmind

Another article about service sector decline

http://www.sharecast.com/news/uk-services-sector-contracts-sharply-after-brexit-vote/24773441.html

"UK services sector contracts sharply after Brexit vote"

"Markit said companies widely reported that the outcome of the EU referendum had weighed on new business inflows during the month."

"It's too early to say if the surveys will remain in such weak territory in coming months, leaving substantial uncertainty over the extent of any potential downturn. However, the unprecedented month-on-month drop in the all-sector index has undoubtedly increased the chances of the UK sliding into at least a mild recession."

mwpt

One thing I'm pretty confident of, knowing how our government responds to an economic crisis (lower rates, money printing) I'm glad I'm not an HPC wisher waiting for a 50% fall in property prices.

EDIT: Let me rephrase. I'm glad I'm not stuck out of the housing market thinking brexit will give me an affordable property. It would be nice if prices dropped so I could trade up, but I don't expect anything significant.