Referendum result - Predictions

Wheezy_2

Wheezy wrote: »

Leave 52 - Remain 48.

cough...cough...;)

I'd have prefered not to be right though.
Interesting times ahead.

HornetSaver

Fella wrote: »

Let's hope the remainers don't "take out their disappointment by smashing up shops, hospitals and schools."

If we do, can we claim disaster relief from the EU? :question:

wymondham

Democracy at its finest.

I was very surprised by the vote, but pleasantly surprised. Exciting and scary times ahead but I think it's the right decision, well done people!

wotsthat

Jeez. Months wasted on this question and now a few years wondering what the next waste of time questions will be.

I've got a meeting this morning to sell an imported product which has just increased in price by a goodly amount and the client isn't interested in a price increase.

I hope everyone likes spuds, onions and turnips.

Fella

BobQ wrote: »

But by them I suspect the consequences will be realised by those that supported this crazy decision, higher prices, higher interest rates and a few employers confirming their relocation etc.

You might be surprised to hear it but some of us would still be ecstatic at the decision even if all those things happened.

A massive Up Yours to the politicians etc who tried their best to scare the public into remaining in what was never any more than an economic (& increasingly political) union most of us never voted to belong to.

vivatifosi

Sky news trying to find out if market will actually open. No answer as yet.

HornetSaver

Fella wrote: »

You might be surprised to hear it but some of us would still be ecstatic at the decision even if all those things happened.

I don't doubt that.

But a significant chunk of leave supporters will be furious and feel they have been conned, to put it mildly.

Generali

@Viva. An example of what has happened to volumes. FTSE future contract volumes as of just before 5am your time:

AG47

Brownlow wrote: »

Yep.

I think Monday Morning will be a very interesting morning.

Stock markets are in free fall. The derivative markets are getting gutted with the brexit uncertainty.

Word that Deutsche Bank has fired 3,000 employees effective immediately is a clear indication that the largest derivative holder in the world has just been GUTTED.

They are basically the German central bank, they have €75 trillion in toxic derivatives, and they have admitted silver manipulation and the best part is they have grassed on other criminals involved in the manipulation to try to get a lighter punishment for their involvement.

Silver has not been this high for a while, could this be it?

vivatifosi

Ah, a silver hat. So much more stylish than a tinfoil one.