If I had spare cash I would be buying quality equities and holding for a few years. Once in a lifetime moves.

Almost certainly now the precedent has been set. However, our relationship with the EU is effectively over, there are too many people willing to vote for a party to take the UK out of the EU. Pandora's box has been opened. Barring some history ...

Oh come on, they are almost certainly voting against it, unless there is some backroom deal - which seems impossible given it would have to be approved by the EU.

They don't need to crash the price. The financial markets are closed to the energy sector, those companies will go bankrupt on their own.

I didn't know it was possible for 10 MPs to block a Brexit deal. Back in reality, if there is no Brexit deal it will be because the majority of 650 MPs (less Sinn Fein's 7) voted against the deal. BTW every part of the UK outside of the South East ...

Wish I was illiquid to the tune of several billion

They have been saying this for months.

I have no idea, perhaps a range which the yuan must be pegged to?

Just because an opinion is posted in the Main Media doesn't mean it is accurate. And just because you share those opinions, doesn't make it any more reasonable.

We need sources for this info

I'm afraid I agree with the Senator: url

Hopefully you are correct.

Or you could go a different restaurant (or get a different Parliament) who will give you the fish you now badly want?

+1 I’m sure it’s possible, but I haven’t asked any of my buddies to report anyone. If they want to report someone it’s on their own initiative.

This is definitely the most creative way to skip class that I’ve ever heard of. Science Teacher: “Greta, why aren’t you at school”. Greta: “Don’t worry, I’m literally saving the planet. Oh and btw, I’ve organised for students to skip class every ...

1. agree an economic border down the Irish Sea 2. while retaining UK National Border You gotta pick one because both cannot be true.

US shale has been a victim of its own success, they've produced too much oil too soon, and helped crash global oil prices. Could be a while before we see a sustainable recovery in share prices.

Just leave already! The cycle of perpetual uncertainty has got to be worse than just leaving with no-deal.

If NI wants to go, let it. Put a United Ireland to a public vote. The Europhiles who never gave a rats ass about NI, only started caring when it was a stick to beat the UK with, dangling the 'threat to peace' for political leverage is scummy ...