bomber

3 minutes ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

I drop you to 10 we have 4mill in baht in various accounts moved when we were getting over 50. Plus we own 2 condo outright one bought in a firesale by a broken Brit who needed the 800k desperately to stay in country. He slashed his price from 1.9m eventually to 1.3. Got a bargain there #BrexitBounty. 

very good for you,and your point is?

11 minutes ago, adammike said:

He forgets it was the ERG who voted against any deals.

the ERG are not the parlaiment,anyway boris voted for mays deal at the 3rd time of asking

3 minutes ago, stuandjulie said:

Bullshit

most brexiteers would agree with it.

36 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

The pound will continue to drop until Brexit is resolved.

If the remainers hadn't refused to accept the decision it would have all been over two years ago.

 

I'm OK with 25 to the pound, I still want to leave the EU.

iam happy with 15 to the pound,beat that britman ????  

On 6/5/2019 at 4:04 AM, Wazoo said:

So... we don't need the pound to be strong yet.. samsung and toyota are the first to leave for Vietnam, 2 of many to follow. thai air are on their knees... thai bart is too strong but that bubble  is headed to burst... add if and when we do get out of the eu, preferably with no deal and man i would not want to be paid in euros then. It will freefall without the pound holding it up..  after we go, i hope we do, watch the eu come begging for us to buy their cars, cheese, wine etc. UK represents almost 20% of their GDP. . Think they are going to leave that parked on the docks? No way. Then watch the pound increase in value each and every time we strike another deal with the USA,  Canada,  Japan, the EU etc etc.. i have lost over 20% of my income since 2013 and happy to do so if thus gets us out of this eu dictatorship... cya:0) 

so the pound will increase when we strike a deal with those EU dictators ???? now i have heard it all,your basically saying we need to go back to the year zero and start again,another dreamer just hoping thailand/EU will fail,btw the EU has already gone the best deal possible with Japan,Japanesse companies are ready to leave the UK not more arrive,get real man

Just now, BritManToo said:

The pound will continue to drop until Brexit is resolved.

If the remainers hadn't refused to accept the decision it would have all been over two years ago.

strange that on the few times it has rallied in the last 3 years its only ever on the back of gossip/talk of remain or a soft brexit or A50 been revoked,you as we all know dont want to believe this,i predicted 37-38 before a crash out but its looking likely it could be lower even before a crash out,30-32 with a crash out ????  just round prices up to to 50 and everything will be fine ????

2 minutes ago, nauseus said:

I change mine in the bank. Safer and better rate than your tricky beach hut. 

strange i found the banks a worse rate generally for cash,but your the expert ???? have you tried asking for a better rate off them? explain that your a british bulldog and you will repay it back when its back to 50 when no deal arrives,iam sure they'll understand,very understanding people are those thai's.

5 minutes ago, nauseus said:

You had to wait 8 days and it's still 39.3 anyway.

it will be under 39 on the streets,next stop 35 ???? rejoice rejoice rejoice,rule brittania,no surrender,fight them on the beaches,

2 minutes ago, Pattaya46 said:

Not yet below 39 

 

 

it will be on the streets.

On 6/5/2019 at 1:59 PM, BritManToo said:

I think the whole world is sinking.

Us olds will probably be the last ones with pensions.

For everyone younger it'll be work until you drop (if given the chance of work).

 

I've lived through the best of times, enjoyed my big TV, banged until I'm tired of it, and drunk until I passed out.

sorry but just because the UK is sinking you prefer to think its a worldwide thing,typical brexiteer talk,keep dreaming

On 6/7/2019 at 1:31 PM, nauseus said:

Nearly 40 today - the Euro and Dollar slipping a bit with the Baht unchanged against the USD.

 

Eurozone wobbling a bit with news of lower German growth:

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/07/bundesbank-slashes-german-growth-forecasts.html

less than 39 now ????????????????????    Eurozone not wobbling as much as the UK it would seem ???? next stop 35 as predicted by a certain poster on here,teddys 50 looking like a pie in the issan sky ????

23 minutes ago, SheungWan said:

Any perceived slippage in Boris's support for leader and Sterling is going to take a bounce.

he was 13/8 yesterday,now 4/5  which i find rather strange as there's no way Trumps idiotic outbursts today could of helped BJ,to try and include the NHS in any future trade deal must of left all bar a handful of MPs from all parties gobsmacked.

2 minutes ago, dode57k said:

To answer the question "can the pound hold 39 baht?"....NO

its up today,i put i down to sun tan mans barmy comments,which can only help the tories elect a remainer,poor Boris listening to his fellow bonny bouffant best mate ruining his chances ????

1 minute ago, Fairynuff said:

Should have joined the Euro at its inception.....

land now I’ll wait for the barrage of abuse from you know who 

correct,we gained nothing by not doing it,we set our own interest rates but they give or take a little have followed suit with the ECB,The pound gave us no advantage in the 2008 crisis,and brexit is now destroying it.€1.12 instead of €1.42 says it all,i await for madmax to reply it goes up and down,well its barely rose above €1.42 in 19 years,maybe for a few weeks a few times.

13 minutes ago, sanemax said:

The Pound has risen and fallen since 1917

its fallen quite a bit since june 2016 for some reason.

9 minutes ago, EricTh said:

The Baht is strengthening. USD is now at 31.x and Aussie 21.x.

 

Will those break the barriers at 30 and 20 respectively?

quite possibly but i would expect it to stay there for too long.

53 minutes ago, Fairynuff said:

Well that’s a great one! The EU caused the £ to drop from 70 to 40 ????????????????????????

and folks wonder why we call brexiteers thick.

3 hours ago, evadgib said:

Or the same lot that failed to predict the crash of 2007?

nothing whatsoever to do with brexit,but they did predict a pound collapse with a leave vote,and the they were spot on,same same again with a crash out,they have the power to do it and they will do it,not project fear just stark reality.

6 minutes ago, Fairynuff said:

And yet this forum is riddled with expat brexiters. Turkeys voting for Xmas ?

turkeys that are £15k out of pocket and counting and some even say its going to get worse,rather strange people imo,and dreaming of supposedly being set free from EU shackles while they live the dream 1000s of miles away singing no surrender and rule Britannia

2 hours ago, Chelseafan said:

So no hard fact then.

 

i didnt claim it was fact i said "some" people had suggested it

2 minutes ago, SheungWan said:

Current lurch down for Sterling since leading Hard Brexiteer Boris declared his candidacy. Now guess away.

yep,i would agree with that

2 minutes ago, Chelseafan said:

Who said ?

several of the non brits on this forum have mentioned it.maybe they are remoaners blaming the UK for all there woes,how ironic

2 minutes ago, Chelseafan said:

Also whats happening in July 2022 that causes the baht to move from 30.6 to 27.6 ?

tommy walks into no10

Just now, Chelseafan said:

The Euro has depreciated by around 13% versus the baht since Brexit, the Zloty around 7% and the pound around 23%

 

The baht is definitely getting stronger against most currencies but the pound has been hit especially hard because of Brexit. If I was a betting man I would think most of the loss has already been factored in by the markets if we were leave without a deal.

 

 

 

 

quite a lot of people think brexit did also weaken the Euro v other currencies although not the pound,probably not enough to give certain yes or no,but i think it did albeit only slightly

3 minutes ago, Chelseafan said:

Yes and it was 58 in 2015 so whats your point?

 

 

 

Even before the referendum the pound has been progressively weakening as the graph below shows. Brexit can only be attributed (possibly) to a small part of the decline.

 

if you call 10-12% a small decline then god help you,the fairest way to asses the whole thing is the day before the vote,and 52 down to 47/8 is roughly 10% the following weeks in dropped another 2-3% which i would still put down do brekkie,of the last 5% drop i would put about 2-3% down to the bahts strength,so roughly 16-17% is brexit related. bare in mind the pound would of rose from 52 with a remain win,how much is debatable and guess work,but imo it would of rose to 55-57 and remained around that until the recent 2-3% surge in the baht,leaving it at roughly 54-55,economic data in the last 3 years would back me up,the economy was not going to crash with a remain vote.