If we vote for Brexit what happens

Thrugelmir

BobQ wrote: »

Not really, it is slowly and surely unravelling. Sure the true devotees of the plan will see it as you do but the public are very fickle about these things. If, say you were a Brexit voter in Sunderland today having heard that one of the major employers in the area will not be investing in the plant and will not be prepared to build their next models in Sunderland if we leave the single market, you will probably be less certain of your position.

Nissan has always used leverage to gain concessions. Nissan has to be careful that the UK consumer doesn't shun the product range as well. This isn't just about exports. Honda in Swindon are only running 2 out of 3 production lines. Been the case for some years.

Thrugelmir

Crashy_Time wrote: »

It doesn`t matter how much you ask for exact predictions, the banking system that supplies the credit that dictates house prices is still in a mess.


http://www.infowars.com/this-is-how-much-liquidity-deutsche-bank-has-at-this-moment-and-what-happens-next/


You do understand that ....don`t you?

Seems as if you don't.

Chanes

Crashy_Time wrote: »

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/deutsche-bank-poised-tense-weekend-stand-off-against-markets-1584239


Not as if he is saying anything no one else is saying though is it.... :rotfl:German banks are in trouble, get used to it and plan accordingly.

You're a half empty kind of chap methinks. Cheer up, it might never happen and if it does we're all knackered. Don't worry about what could be; worry about what is.

MobileSaver

Crashy_Time wrote: »

You are sounding a bit shrill and over-wrought TBH, how much HPI do you need to break even again?

Sorry to disappoint you but I don't have a mortgage. My properties are fully paid for.

Yet again though you didn't answer the question... would this be because you have finally realised there won't be a 50%+ house price crash in 2017 either?

Shakethedisease

Rinoa wrote: »

So, our strategy is working exactly as planned.

Not quite...

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jimbog

Crashy_Time wrote: »

:rotfl:

Your use of forced laughter at your own comments are a little cringy.

BobQ

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Nissan has always used leverage to gain concessions. Nissan has to be careful that the UK consumer doesn't shun the product range as well. This isn't just about exports. Honda in Swindon are only running 2 out of 3 production lines. Been the case for some years.

True Nissan are using the leverage of moving future production to the EU to get UK subsidies, but if every major firm that could did this the UK Government would have a lot of subsidies to pay.

The UK consumer is a factor but 75% of Nissan and Honda cars are exported to the EU.

buglawton

Shakethedisease wrote: »

Not quite...

Strange to see a journalist of Roberts's stature misusing the word 'enshrined', when halfway down the article May is predicted by him to say in the same speech that any of those laws can then be repealed at Parliament's leisure in the future.

Btw what a pain it is reading blogs on Facebook where I've no intention to log in, but can't get rid of the big on screen nag to do so.

Rinoa

Article 50 to be triggered by March 2017.

Confirmed by Theresa May on Marr.

Mortgagefreeman

Rinoa wrote: »

Article 50 to be triggered by March 2017.

Confirmed by Theresa May on Marr.

Happy days!