Brexit turmoil hits the pound

[bomber]

1 hour ago, elliss said:

         Because,, some  T.Visa  members,  actually live in Thailand .

       Therefore we depend on our UK pensions , to  survive / exist here . 

and the daft thing is most of these expats wanted brexit,as Nigel would say not laffing now are they.

[SheungWan]

3 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

The £ = baht thing seems to bother many here.

Well fancy that!

[Henryford]

15 hours ago, bomber said:

these figures are the facts that leave voters hate to see,these figures tell you that britain is not a producing nation even with the help of a shattered currency,brexit and labour will finish off most of the little thats left.

This is the result of being in the EUSSR for 40 years, not Brexit. Brexit hasn't even happened yet (and probably never will now Treason May is still in charge).

[SheungWan]

18 minutes ago, Henryford said:

This is the result of being in the EUSSR for 40 years, not Brexit. Brexit hasn't even happened yet (and probably never will now Treason May is still in charge).

A Know-Nothing Hard Brexiteer analysis. One of many.

[SheungWan]

8 hours ago, bomber said:

and the daft thing is most of these expats wanted brexit,as Nigel would say not laffing now are they.

They are not the laughing type.

[Kwasaki]

23 hours ago, elliss said:

         Because,, some  T.Visa  members,  actually live in Thailand .

       Therefore we depend on our UK pensions , to  survive / exist here . 

I've lived here for 14 years and  planning living here I didn't plan to just to exist.

[RickG16]

Back up over 41... keep going!

[beautifulthailand99]

Here's the parents of or some actual Brexiteers when they were young with the same finessed intellectual arguments that we know and love so much today...we're still members of EUSSR - HOORAY...

 

 

[bomber]

2 hours ago, beautifulthailand99 said:

Here's the parents of or some actual Brexiteers when they were young with the same finessed intellectual arguments that we know and love so much today...we're still members of EUSSR - HOORAY...

 

 

them early brexitteers sure were thick.????

[beautifulthailand99]

12 minutes ago, bomber said:

them early brexitteers sure were thick.????

twere no t'internets back in the day to get their half-baked nonsensical ideas from so it was fish-wife's gossip and blokes in the pub. Satisfying seeing their pathetic hard-Brexit fantasies going down in flames as fantasy meets hard reality. BETRAYED I tell yer' by TRAITORS...IGNORING THE WILL OF THE BRITISH PEOPLE. Whatever ......

[nausea]

On 11/16/2018 at 4:44 PM, Jonnapat said:

Shockingly awful post.

Just wait to see what's round the corner. 

Just give the war a miss, everyone else is over it.

 

On 11/16/2018 at 4:44 PM, Jonnapat said:

Shockingly awful post.

Just wait to see what's round the corner. 

Just give the war a miss, everyone else is over it.

Disagree, 51.9% aint, or weren't. This is a debate that has been long overdue. Everyone is denigrating it, but this is how democracy works. Bring it all out into the open - what would be playing behind closed doors in other countries is playing out in the open here.

[bomber]

27 minutes ago, Benroon said:

I see the expected pound bounce once the Brexit madness has been kicked into the long grass may not bounce at all.

 

Reuters today are predicting just a 3% rise for an orderly deal or kicked into the long grass, and a further 5% drop for no deal. I remember posts on here predicting 10-20% pound gains if the Brexit lunacy was canned

 

3% - so 42 baht to the pound is your future chaps (until it falls that is)

Seems we will see a surge in ex pat bulldogs returning to the UK..clogging up the NHS and wanting housing,not what they voted for,the pound was going to surge after 3 months,  3 years later and they are still waiting

[Jip99]

1 minute ago, bomber said:

Seems we will see a surge in ex pat bulldogs returning to the UK..clogging up the NHS and wanting housing,not what they voted for,the pound was going to surge after 3 months,  3 years later and they are still waiting

 

 

I voted to create more capacity in the NHS, and potentially additional funding.

 

Who said the Pound would surge before we left?

 

 

I think you are telling fibs again

[mogandave]

I see the expected pound bounce once the Brexit madness has been kicked into the long grass may not bounce at all.
 
Reuters today are predicting just a 3% rise for an orderly deal or kicked into the long grass, and a further 5% drop for no deal. I remember posts on here predicting 10-20% pound gains if the Brexit lunacy was canned
 
3% - so 42 baht to the pound is your future chaps (until it falls that is)

I love it when people make currency predictions.

[bomber]

1 hour ago, Jip99 said:

 

 

I voted to create more capacity in the NHS, and potentially additional funding.

 

Who said the Pound would surge before we left?

 

 

I think you are telling fibs again

Plenty of brexiteers in my local predicted a surge in the pound after the vote that has now changed to after a no deal,how strange...the owl on here predicted 50bt within 3 months of a no deal a few weeks back...message him if you think iam fibbing.i was talking to a guy yesterday very high up in the NHS and asked him is brexit better or worse he said no difference but supplies were a worry with a no deal,he also said the £350 million a week was total rubbish.

[bomber]

56 minutes ago, mogandave said:

 

I love it when people make currency predictions.

 

A bit like leave voters saying everything will be just fine despite the majority admiting the economy will take a hit. Even the educated ones admit this,its expected down spoonies.

[Jip99]

2 hours ago, Benroon said:

Who is going to treat that extra capacity when European doctors aren't welcome and the foreign nurses have gone home ?

 

'Potentially additional funding' ??? But surely its getting an extra £350m a week right ?

 

Potentially correct Benny boy.

 

Who said European doctors would not be welcome ? ...... non-Europeans as well.

[Jip99]

2 hours ago, bomber said:

Plenty of brexiteers in my local predicted a surge in the pound after the vote that has now changed to after a no deal,how strange...the owl on here predicted 50bt within 3 months of a no deal a few weeks back...message him if you think iam fibbing.i was talking to a guy yesterday very high up in the NHS and asked him is brexit better or worse he said no difference but supplies were a worry with a no deal,he also said the £350 million a week was total rubbish.

 

 

Only an idiot believed that 350m was going into the NHS........ it was stated that 350k was available to help better fund the NHS....

 

 

Feel free to keep hanging your limp arguments on one bus poster.

 

If you believe that the current GBP/THB exchange rate sits where it sits, purely on economic grounds, then you know little about markets and how they react to uncertainty..

[Kwasaki]

2 hours ago, bomber said:

Plenty of brexiteers in my local predicted a surge in the pound after the vote that has now changed to after a no deal

I didn't it is obvious they have no knowledge of money markets, in my pub know one gives a dam they are all Thai. ???? 

[bomber]

5 minutes ago, Jip99 said:

 

 

Only an idiot believed that 350m was going into the NHS........ it was stated that 350k was available to help better fund the NHS....

 

 

Feel free to keep hanging your limp arguments on one bus poster.

 

If you believe that the current GBP/THB exchange rate sits where it sits, purely on economic grounds, then you know little about markets and how they react to uncertainty..

only an idiot would talk such lies, as for the pound we know how they reacted to leave winning,exactly like they said they would ie clobber the pound,they are threatening exactly the same with a no/bad deal/crash out and more of the same is almost certain,as for economic grounds you will rarely find a country up the creek economically where its currency remains strong,possible yes but highly unlikely,i would say YOU are the one who knows very little and doing your damndest to blame brexit.

[bomber]

4 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

I didn't it is obvious they have no knowledge of money markets, in my pub know one gives a dam they are all Thai. ???? 

might of been a few more brits if it werent for brexit, ????

[Kwasaki]

5 minutes ago, bomber said:

might of been a few more brits if it werent for brexit, ????

Nah not the case, farangies here only tourists never wanted to mixed with farangies much prefer my Thai acquaintances, public life or secret life.

[bomber]

41 minutes ago, bomber said:

only an idiot would talk such lies, as for the pound we know how they reacted to leave winning,exactly like they said they would ie clobber the pound,they are threatening exactly the same with a no/bad deal/crash out and more of the same is almost certain,as for economic grounds you will rarely find a country up the creek economically where its currency remains strong,possible yes but highly unlikely,i would say YOU are the one who knows very little and doing your damndest not to blame brexit.

 

[Jip99]

 

 

 

51 minutes ago, Benroon said:

Uncertainty caused by ?

 

Now think about it - phone a friend if you think it will help

 

350k wouldn't cover their pens budget !! You're new to all this right ?

 

 

 

 

Sarcasm isn't your strong point is it ????

[Jip99]

54 minutes ago, Benroon said:

 

 

Not really thought this through have you chump

 

 

Insults................... the last bastion of defense for a losing Remoaner.

[mogandave]

Is that it ? Did you get cut off mid flow before getting to the point ?

The point is that if people knew how currencies were going to move they would be incredibly wealthy and would not print their predictions.

[Kwasaki]

16 hours ago, Benroon said:

Do you have a knowledge of money markets then ?

A sort of only a bit when I checked Thai baht to£ history 18 years ago planning my retirement.

Only one person the Klingon is who take notice of on TV.