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UK PM May: There Are MPs That Do Not Want UK To Leave EU; But As Far I Am Concerned UK Will Leave In March

UK PM May: There Are MPs That Do Not Want UK To Leave EU; But As Far I Am Concerned UK Will Leave In March $GBPUSD
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Nov 29, 2018 6:26am

Quoting Hareii

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{quote} UK political party politics is still 'sane'. At least they don't publish FAKE news to run down their opponents. People in UK who think EU want to keep UK permanently locked through the backstop is just egoistic. EU want to rid UK asap instead. When senior leaders and PM in EU said there is no better deal, these people still insist that there is. Think about it, if these senior leaders and PM were to give UK a better deal after saying NO, they will be bankrupting their own credibility. No going to happen.

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" EU want to rid UK asap instead "

Entirely wrong, the Brussels bigwigs will do anything possible to keep us in. We are the world's fifth biggest economy, we are the biggest destination for foreign investment in the bloc, and we pay far more into the EU’s coffers than we get back. In fact, we hold all the best cards, only problem being that we have a government the majority of whom want Britain to stay tied to this bloated, failing, autocratic political monolith.

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Nov 29, 2018 3:11am

Just a minute. I’ll get my popcorn 😂😂😂

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Nov 29, 2018 6:12am

Quoting Hareii

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{quote} Labor are not stupid either. This is arguably the worst time to be the government ... even after brexit, there is the prolong trade negotiation headache. In the case of no brexit, Labor has to answer to the people. And Jeremy know that 2nd referendum is also democratic suicide and he is not going to go down in history as the man who kill UK democracy. The desire is there but the will is not, you can see Tory rebels abandoning their desire to grab power from May. Labor is also harboring second thought about wanting to force a general election...

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Yes, this is just as feasible. In short, both parties can see we are hurtling headlong towards a train wreck, and neither side wants to be in the driving seat. There is no way this current agreement can get through parliament because the entire country, whether leavers or remainers, are against it, for it is not Brexit as voted for by the likes of me, and it is worse than actually staying in the EU. If Labour vote it through, they will be deserted by life long Labour supporters in their droves, and the same goes for the Tories. I have no idea how this is going to end, but however it does, it ain't going to be pretty.

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Nov 29, 2018 6:29am

Quoting jmn5611

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{quote} Where can us Yanks get a good and realistic overview of what is going on over there?

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Your best bet is to listen to Farage, after all, he is the one who engineered this whole thing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nne28L3nkZE

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Nov 29, 2018 7:05am

Quoting jmn5611

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{quote} Where can us Yanks get a good and realistic overview of what is going on over there?

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Don't read the UK press. Almost anything by Fintan O'Toole is worthwhile.

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/columnists/fintan-o-toole-the-english-have-been-told-lies-about-the-eu-by-most-of-their-press-1.3705524?mode=sample&auth-failed=1&pw-origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.irishtimes.com%2Fopinion%2Fcolumnists%2Ffintan-o-toole-the-english-have-been-told-lies-about-the-eu-by-most-of-their-press-1.3705524

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Nov 29, 2018 3:15am

The MP's are just like everyone else they are in the job for everything they can get, when the UK leaves their next job on the gravy train in Brussels has gone. Look where all our old politicians ended up.

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Nov 29, 2018 4:20am

You cannot believe a single thing this lying, duplicitous strumpet says. The only reason she is still in the job is because there in not one single high profile Tory who wants the job right now, it would be political suicide. May will go down with the sinking ship still at the helm, and when the next general election is called, which I believe will be before we Brexit in March, the Tories will be routed by Corbyn, and they know it. However, this will be far from a disaster for them, as we are nearing the end of both the economic and political cycles, and it will be a great election to lose. It will be a Labour government that will be in power when the fallout from Brexit coincides with the next recession, which I believe will be next year, and the Tories, with a new leader, will be very well placed to return to government in 2024 if not before.

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Nov 29, 2018 8:20am

Quoting smikester

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{quote} Oh, yah. Mr Offshore Funds, who, like Reesmogg, doesn't like the EU taxation law. Starts a political movement he can not lead (or did I hear a rumour he was going to have another go? Please do tell.) I'm guessing he's hoping to fuck the entire political system so badly that there's room for Mr Oswald Moseley to walk in.

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" Starts a political movement he can not lead "!

You seem rather muddled, so let me help you out.

He didn't just start a political movement, he started the political movement that the majority of UK citizens voted for in 2016 in case you've forgotten, one he decided to leave because the goal he had set out to achieve 20 years earlier had been achieved, or so he believed. What he could not have foreseen however, is the incumbent government's determination to subvert the democratic will of the British people.

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Nov 29, 2018 9:40am

Quoting jmn5611

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{quote} So why don't the people of England simply insist that their wishes be carried out? Our midterm elections had record turnouts and have essentially made Trump a lame duck. He will have to do everything now by executive order, and in the USA that will only last until the next president. What about in England? Your country is nowhere near the size of ours so it should not be difficult. Here, managing 50 states is like managing a herd of cats.

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" So why don't the people of England simply insist that their wishes be carried out "?

I wish we would, but the British are a pretty passive bunch when it comes to being shafted by politicians, unlike say the French who protest in large numbers at the merest hint of foul play, but, we can be pushed too far as the poll tax riots of 1990 demonstrate, something I am sure the political establishment is very aware of.

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Nov 29, 2018 8:00am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Your best bet is to listen to Farage, after all, he is the one who engineered this whole thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nne28L3nkZE

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Oh, yah. Mr Offshore Funds, who, like Reesmogg, doesn't like the EU taxation law. Starts a political movement he can not lead (or did I hear a rumour he was going to have another go? Please do tell.) I'm guessing he's hoping to fuck the entire political system so badly that there's room for Mr Oswald Moseley to walk in.

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Nov 29, 2018 5:12am

Quoting Bones

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Eur Usd is so healthy haha , sell it now {quote}

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My contra-Bones indicator went green now, going all in long now, Eur/usd going to fire a missile, 1.18/1.20 around the corner folks.

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Nov 29, 2018 4:04am

Quoting Guest

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Bizaare.. when polls are unanimous that big swing happening .. "Most Britons think Brexit is not worth it" Source:Sky Data poll "a clear majority now in favour of staying in the EU" Source:Survation (who got Brexit vote dead on) "was UK right or wrong to vote leave?" 56% say Wrong. Source: YouGov

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Yes I assume that many households now have economic models which show clearly that sticking with a protectionist union instead of embracing free trade as a large and powerful democracy adds up to a much better proposition now than 2.5 years ago. 56% is impressive but 51.9% was the actual outcome. These polls are worthless at this time and sell 'news' as if relevant. Also a second referendum questionnaire would be more complex than the first with a high chance of backlash.

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Nov 29, 2018 5:03am

Eur Usd is so healthy haha , sell it now

Quoting brr001

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The way the UK parliament Argues, I don't call it a Democracy, I call that cursing around without any results....For that kind of Parliament, no wonder there is a very high rate of resignations, and now wonder Carney stated that true value of GBPUSD is below 1.0, Literally EU is lucky to get rid of UK..EU doesn't need UK parliament cursing around EU, it was enough nightmare and thank god they got rid of it ...and now enjoy the full collapse of GBP

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Nov 29, 2018 7:18am

[quote=Brotyboy;11748759]{quote} Don't read the UK press. Almost anything by Fintan O'Toole is worthwhile.

Really? A UK hating, EU loving Irish europhile if ever there was one. Hardly unbiased journalism!

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Nov 29, 2018 7:26am

Quoting Bones

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you guys don't have charts obviously, its a wing and prayer from fundi guys all's well in Europe

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You look at charts upside down?

Nothing is well in Europe, but UK is even worse...and US the same...

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Nov 29, 2018 8:09am

So this whole Brexit issue is a left, right thing? What about the rest of the UK? Will it break up?

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Nov 30, 2018 12:18pm

update ,whos long? >
crazy europhile Barkie he's long
crazy boney maloney
he knows how to read the chart
carrying a vast FF history of posting information
for free

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Nov 29, 2018 3:28am

What she calls leaving is really staying.

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Nov 29, 2018 5:09pm

Quoting AnniLi

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MPs will vote for May's deal which is the logical consequence of voting to Leave 2.5 years ago. She has stuck to the relevant vote outcome while others have been pushing their own agendas at the expense of an orderly Brexit. There is a huge voter bachlash coming to MPs who do not support what agreement has already been achieved with the EU.

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I think you will find that most MP's that support May will be looking for another job come the next election. It's a totally crap deal and both staying in and leaving with no deal are both better options.

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Nov 29, 2018 6:14am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Yes, this is just as feasible. In short, both parties can see we are hurtling headlong towards a train wreck, and neither side wants to be in the driving seat. There is no way this current agreement can get through parliament because the entire country, whether leavers or remainers, are against it, for it is not Brexit as voted for by the likes of me, and it is worse than actually staying in the EU. If Labour vote it through, they will be deserted by life long Labour supporters in their droves, and the same goes for the Tories. I have no...

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Where can us Yanks get a good and realistic overview of what is going on over there?

Nov 29, 2018 9:02am

Quoting cat

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{quote} " Starts a political movement he can not lead "! You seem rather muddled, so let me help you out. He didn't just start a political movement, he started the political movement that the majority of UK citizens voted for in 2016 in case you've forgotten, one he decided to leave because the goal he had set out to achieve 20 years earlier had been achieved, or so he believed. What he could not have foreseen however, is the incumbent government's determination to subvert the democratic will of the British people.

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So why don't the people of England simply insist that their wishes be carried out? Our midterm elections had record turnouts and have essentially made Trump a lame duck. He will have to do everything now by executive order, and in the USA that will only last until the next president. What about in England? Your country is nowhere near the size of ours so it should not be difficult. Here, managing 50 states is like managing a herd of cats.

Nov 29, 2018 10:11am

Quoting jmn5611

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{quote} So why don't the people of England simply insist that their wishes be carried out? Our midterm elections had record turnouts and have essentially made Trump a lame duck. He will have to do everything now by executive order, and in the USA that will only last until the next president. What about in England? Your country is nowhere near the size of ours so it should not be difficult. Here, managing 50 states is like managing a herd of cats.

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what we had in the mid term election in the us was voter fraud on a massive scale. On both sides

The us elections are worse than any so called third world country as far as voter scamming

Nov 29, 2018 10:30am

Well, English were not out guillotining people either, to be fair to them.

Quoting iamsovereign

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{quote} what we had in the mid term election in the us was voter fraud on a massive scale. On both sides The us elections are worse than any so called third world country as far as voter scamming

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That is an interesting assertion. I would love to see some links from neutral websites if you have any. In other worlds, WND( right) nor the DailyKos(left) would be considered good sources.

Nov 29, 2018 11:13am

Quoting jmn5611

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Well, English were not out guillotining people either, to be fair to them. {quote} That is an interesting assertion. I would love to see some links from neutral websites if you have any. In other worlds, WND( right) nor the DailyKos(left) would be considered good sources.

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"Well, English were not out guillotining people either,"....

There's always time, and there would be many people who would not shy away from being executioner!

Nov 29, 2018 1:08pm

I thought you were super bullish cable
The US looks good from here ,well compared
that's why me and Trump will make a deal asap

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} You look at charts upside down? Nothing is well in Europe, but UK is even worse...and US the same...

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Nov 29, 2018 1:37pm

Quoting Bones

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I thought you were super bullish cable The US looks good from here ,well compared that's why me and Trump will make a deal asap {quote}

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I am bullish on both EU and GU. I will decide around 3030 on cable whether to keep buying dips or to stay aside and watch for a while. On EU I will see between 1650-1720.

Nov 29, 2018 2:12pm

eu h4 looks super bearish right now

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} I am bullish on both EU and GU. I will decide around 3030 on cable whether to keep buying dips or to stay aside and watch for a while. On EU I will see between 1650-1720.

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Nov 29, 2018 4:43pm

wrong

Quoting AnniLi

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MPs will vote for May's deal which is the logical consequence of voting to Leave 2.5 years ago. She has stuck to the relevant vote outcome while others have been pushing their own agendas at the expense of an orderly Brexit. There is a huge voter bachlash coming to MPs who do not support what agreement has already been achieved with the EU.

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Dec 4, 2018 6:39am

you think that's where it's going ,I already said im committed elsewhere and death by a thousand cuts for bulls

Quoting barkie

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{quote} Good call buddie LOL Shorted it a few pips from the the low right ? Should have followed this genius and you actually would make a bit of money. https://www.forexfactory.com/news.ph...2#post11711911

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Dec 4, 2018 7:16am

update that chart Mr Lazy Europhile ,you have a long way to go
ill be right as usual higher tfs is where you're not at

Quoting barkie

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{quote} LOL You think it moves in a straight line to 1.18 because I drew a line to indicate the direction, back to babypips you go !

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Dec 4, 2018 7:18am

I told you that pattern was bearish and it was it is one of 10k + charts you can judge yourself
with you I have to guess ,if have to guess you're a time waster

Quoting barkie

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What is this !? {image}

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Dec 4, 2018 7:20am

the current weeklies are the right ones ,I said that bullish one won't confirm and I was right
how many times do no nothings have to eat humble pie

Quoting barkie

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{quote} haha so Friday's trade went terribly wrong so now you go higher tf, I know how this ends ---> BOOM

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Dec 4, 2018 7:23am

I told you im sure above im not trading that chart but I do follow it
its going to be ugly
I mean difficult

Quoting barkie

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{quote} haha so Friday's trade went terribly wrong so now you go higher tf, I know how this ends ---> BOOM

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Dec 4, 2018 11:00am

Quoting barkie

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{quote} haha so Friday's trade went terribly wrong so now you go higher tf, I know how this ends ---> BOOM

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Dec 1, 2018 5:45am

Nov 29, 2018 3:37am

Quoting jimr

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What she calls leaving is really staying.

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If that is the case, the remainer will be supporting her deal and not oppose it? Lol. Briton is letting hatred blind them, saying May's deal is in fact staying in EU to the anger and rejection of the remainer. Lol.

Nov 29, 2018 4:39am

Quoting cat

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You cannot believe a single thing this lying, duplicitous strumpet says. The only reason she is still in the job is because there in not one single high profile Tory who wants the job right now, it would be political suicide. May will go down with the sinking ship still at the helm, and when the next general election is called, which I believe will be before we Brexit in March, the Tories will be routed by Corbyn, and they know it. However, this will be far from a disaster for them, as we are nearing the end of both the economic and political cycles,...

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Labor are not stupid either. This is arguably the worst time to be the government ... even after brexit, there is the prolong trade negotiation headache. In the case of no brexit, Labor has to answer to the people. And Jeremy know that 2nd referendum is also democratic suicide and he is not going to go down in history as the man who kill UK democracy.

The desire is there but the will is not, you can see Tory rebels abandoning their desire to grab power from May. Labor is also harboring second thought about wanting to force a general election as an option. They are now embarking on the option of extending Article 50. But still, extending Article 50 is also not in the interest of Labor as it will postpone further and complicate their attempt at forming next government.

What I see as more inline with Labor's interest is to pass the current agreement and let Conservative assume this responsibility and the post-brexit trade negotiation (transition period is about 1 year plus). This will all take about 2 years from now which aligned nicely with the next general election to be held latest by 2022 which by then, is fruit riped for the picking for the Labor if the trade negotiation is still not done (predictably will take more than 2 years).

Nov 29, 2018 5:18am

Quoting brr001

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The way the UK parliament Argues, I don't call it a Democracy, I call that cursing around without any results....For that kind of Parliament, no wonder there is a very high rate of resignations, and now wonder Carney stated that true value of GBPUSD is below 1.0, Literally EU is lucky to get rid of UK..EU doesn't need UK parliament cursing around EU, it was enough nightmare and thank god they got rid of it ...and now enjoy the full collapse of GBP

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UK political party politics is still 'sane'. At least they don't publish FAKE news to run down their opponents.

People in UK who think EU want to keep UK permanently locked through the backstop is just egoistic. EU want to rid UK asap instead. When senior leaders and PM in EU said there is no better deal, these people still insist that there is. Think about it, if these senior leaders and PM were to give UK a better deal after saying NO, they will be bankrupting their own credibility. No going to happen.

Dec 4, 2018 3:52am

Quoting Bones

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update ,whos long? > crazy europhile Barkie he's long crazy boney maloney he knows how to read the chart carrying a vast FF history of posting information for free {image}

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Good call buddie LOL

Shorted it a few pips from the the low right ?

Should have followed this genius and you actually would make a bit of money.
https://www.forexfactory.com/news.ph...2#post11711911

Dec 4, 2018 7:10am

Quoting Bones

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by you post you're saying beautiful its going straight there ,ive said its going to be ugly {image}

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LOL You think it moves in a straight line to 1.18 because I drew a line, back to babypips you go !

Dec 4, 2018 7:11am

Quoting Bones

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by you post you're saying beautiful its going straight there ,ive said its going to be ugly {image}

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LOL You think it moves in a straight line to 1.18 because I drew a line to indicate the direction, back to babypips you go !

Dec 4, 2018 7:18am

Quoting Bones

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update that chart Mr Lazy Europhile ,you have a long way to go ill be right as usual higher tfs is where you're not at {quote}

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haha so Friday's trade went terribly wrong so now you go higher tf, I know how this ends ---> BOOM

Nov 29, 2018 5:25am

sell it ,EU is bearish

Quoting barkie

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{quote} My contra-Bones indicator went green now, going all in long now, Eur/usd going to fire a missile, 1.18/1.20 around the corner folks.

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Nov 29, 2018 5:28am

you guys don't have charts obviously, its a wing and prayer from fundi guys
all's well in Europe

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Nov 29, 2018 10:01am

Quoting smikester

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Oh, a slanging match. The usual level.

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Gives me great pleasure to ignore you back.

Nov 29, 2018 2:17pm

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Nov 29, 2018 2:28pm

Quoting Bones

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eu h4 looks super bearish right now {quote}

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Well, we will see if it breaks to the upside or not. I am expecting a break tomorrow, maybe I am wrong.

Nov 29, 2018 4:44pm

question time is on bbc 1 tonight , watch it about voters probably be able to download

Nov 30, 2018 4:14am

here I can do this live for you

Quoting OnlineAddict

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{quote} Well, we will see if it breaks to the upside or not. I am expecting a break tomorrow, maybe I am wrong.

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Nov 30, 2018 4:15am

that's the real difference from idle chit chat

Nov 30, 2018 7:13am

I'm not trading it but I'm saying its bearish, as is monthly and weekly
gonna break soon

Quoting barkie

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{quote} Bonesy trapped, get ready for the launch 10..9..8....7.....

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Nov 30, 2018 7:13am

ill post the next close

Nov 30, 2018 8:01am

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Nov 30, 2018 8:42am

54321 lift off

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Nov 30, 2018 12:19pm

oh -
online addict he's long too

Nov 30, 2018 12:21pm

superb bottoming pattern

Dec 4, 2018 6:42am

whats the target in numbers

Dec 4, 2018 6:56am

by you post you're saying beautiful its going straight there ,ive said its going to be ugly

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Dec 4, 2018 6:56am

update that chart

Dec 4, 2018 6:59am

that's what death by a thousand cuts means lol

Dec 4, 2018 7:18am

but I like the debate haha

Dec 4, 2018 7:19am

I said its bearish before it started

Dec 4, 2018 7:22am

you quote me too early every time

Dec 4, 2018 7:24am

update you're chart or go away

Dec 4, 2018 7:25am

exact words

Quoting Bones

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I'm not trading it but I'm saying its bearish, as is monthly and weekly gonna break soon {quote}

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Dec 4, 2018 7:28am

here ill say it you're chart is wrong quote me when you hit target

Dec 4, 2018 7:30am

thats why you guys need us brits

were a bit shrewder than the average European
haven't you seen Del Boy in action

Dec 4, 2018 7:33am

update the chart! then we can all follow

Dec 4, 2018 7:39am

you won't be able too like special me I update all the time brits rock in trading...lol

Nov 29, 2018 8:53am

Oh, a slanging match. The usual level.

Dec 1, 2018 5:44am

Quoting barkie

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{quote} Bonesy trapped, get ready for the launch 10..9..8....7.....

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https://youtu.be/7JznGulxaEk

Nov 30, 2018 5:21am

Quoting Bones

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here I can do this live for you {quote} {image}

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Bonesy trapped, get ready for the launch 10..9..8....7.....

Dec 4, 2018 7:16am

What is this !?

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Dec 3, 2018 4:07am

Quoting jmn5611

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So this whole Brexit issue is a left, right thing? What about the rest of the UK? Will it break up?

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Sure hope so.

Nov 29, 2018 5:58am

Livesquawk again

Nov 29, 2018 5:10am

Quoting Bones

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Eur Usd is so healthy haha , sell it now {quote}

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LoL you don't know which is worst than the other .. DXY cannot wait to start its Bearish long-term cycle now, but there is something stopping DXY to bring its leg down...

Nov 29, 2018 5:17am

Quoting Hareii

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{quote} If that is the case, the remainer will be supporting her deal and not oppose it? Lol. Briton is letting hatred blind them, saying May's deal is in fact staying in EU to the anger and rejection of the remainer. Lol.

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Exactly. The remainers are supporting the deal apart from a few in opposition parties who's instinct it is to always oppose the government without considering the issue.

Nov 29, 2018 3:54pm

MPs will vote for May's deal which is the logical consequence of voting to Leave 2.5 years ago. She has stuck to the relevant vote outcome while others have been pushing their own agendas at the expense of an orderly Brexit. There is a huge voter bachlash coming to MPs who do not support what agreement has already been achieved with the EU.

Nov 29, 2018 3:09am

look what is it saying

Trader#3444

Nov 29, 2018 3:27am

Bizaare..
when polls are unanimous that big swing happening ..
"Most Britons think Brexit is not worth it" Source:Sky Data poll
"a clear majority now in favour of staying in the EU" Source:Survation (who got Brexit vote dead on)
"was UK right or wrong to vote leave?" 56% say Wrong. Source: YouGov

Nov 29, 2018 4:36am

She is on a wrong medication

Nov 29, 2018 4:47am

The way the UK parliament Argues, I don't call it a Democracy, I call that cursing around without any results....For that kind of Parliament, no wonder there is a very high rate of resignations, and now wonder Carney stated that true value of GBPUSD is below 1.0, Literally EU is lucky to get rid of UK..EU doesn't need UK parliament cursing around EU, it was enough nightmare and thank god they got rid of it ...and now enjoy the full collapse of GBP

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Nov 29, 2018 5:14am

Missiles are about to get fired... Standby

Trader#5943

Nov 29, 2018 6:43am

Waiting the second referendum that will change the result of the first referendum in the most amazing and funny tv series in the history of financial markets!!! Leavers don't want to vote, remainers don't want to vote the deal too, so in the end UK will ask a second referendum to approve or not approve the deal of brexit and wait wait, there will be an incredible surprise!!!

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