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Referendum result - Predictions
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Cable is down 3%. Gold up 1%.
I would think that a high turnout favours Remain (high turnout = more younger voters) and Leave (high turnout = more poorer voters).0 -
looks like brexit could win0
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May seem a little 'sad' of me but its revealing to watch the BBC coverage in one window alongside the IG graph for £ : $
No doubt if i'd placed a spread bet IG would've stopped me out by now at any rate.0 -
Maybe economics doesn't trump politics after all.
Still early days.“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0 -
Very very very early days.
I've no idea why the speculators are frantically trying to sell based on the turnout of 5 counts, seems like stupidity to me. I still expect a remain win.0 -
TrickyTree83 wrote: »Very very very early days.
I've no idea why the speculators are frantically trying to sell based on the turnout of 5 counts, seems like stupidity to me. I still expect a remain win.
I'm not sure its a frantic sell - maybe more like trying to take advantage of an opportunity to make some quick returns. Forex traders tend to enjoy a bit of volatility. They're getting a bit more than a bit right now too0 -
I'm not sure its a frantic sell - maybe more like trying to take advantage of an opportunity to make some quick returns. Forex traders tend to enjoy a bit of volatility. They're getting a bit more than a bit right now too
That's for sure.
I was reading on some trading websites today that they expect sterling to come out of today more or less where it was recently and over the next week - month forecast for it to continue bobbing along circa $1.4.0 -
My best guess early on is that Remain has lost it. These places like Bradbourne and Swindon are real 'middle England' areas.0
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Leave 7/4 Remain 4/70
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My best guess early on is that Remain has lost it. These places like Bradbourne and Swindon are real 'middle England' areas.
It's looking like it. London will need to give spectacular results for remain to balance it out.
It's looking like it's working class Labour territories that are going leave.“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0
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