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U.K. government committed to leaving EU on March 29: Spokesman - BBG

#BREXIT | *U.K. GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO LEAVING EU ON MARCH 29: SPOKESMAN - BBG
*U.K. TOLD EU IT DOESN'T WANT TO EXTEND ARTICLE 50: SPOKESMAN
— Christophe Barraud (@C_Barraud) January 17, 2019

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Jan 17, 2019 3:58am

Quoting FlopHero

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Best outcome for this crisis is a general election

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Best outcome for this crisis ( of Parliament's making, not ours ) is for the UK to announce that we leave the EU on March 29th on our terms, that is, unless the EU give us a favourable trade deal, we leave without one. Then just watch the Brussels bigwigs come running with a begging bowl!

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Jan 17, 2019 4:05am

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{quote} Best outcome for this crisis ( of Parliament's making, not ours ) is for the UK to announce that we leave the EU on March 29th on our terms, that is, unless the EU give us a favourable trade deal, we leave without one. Then just watch the Brussels bigwigs come running with a begging bowl!

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Quite right - take WTO terms, keep our 38 billion - wait for EU citizens to push their governments to do a deal that we like.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:33am

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{quote} Best outcome for this crisis ( of Parliament's making, not ours ) is for the UK to announce that we leave the EU on March 29th on our terms, that is, unless the EU give us a favourable trade deal, we leave without one. Then just watch the Brussels bigwigs come running with a begging bowl!

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That is what 500 MPs voted for when they voted in Article 50. It gave 2 years to negotiate a deal and if no deal was negotiated, we would leave on the 29th of March under WTO rules. It is not the cliff edge all the scare mongers would have us believe. It is a fantastic opportunity, but as we know most people would not recognise opportunity if it punched them on the nose.

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Jan 17, 2019 10:13am

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{quote} "crash out with no deal" To remainers, it is always ' Crash out ' without a deal, as emotive as it can possibly sound, with visions of the UK crashing to an timely end - businesses closing, productivity collapsing, suicides, Britain on its knees, broken, pleading the EU to be let back in, the end of the world etc. Thank God you lily livered lot remained on the margins of British history or we would never have become the great nation we became. We do not need the EU, we never needed the EU in its current form, and the nations of...

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"Sterling's rise during the past few weeks is a technical move, nothing to do with Brexit"

What complete rubbish and you call yourself a trader, more like a comedian?

You don't get explosive moves like this unless there is some fundamental news reaction, ie Brexit

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Jan 17, 2019 4:35am

Quoting kazachokings

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{quote} Logic.. lots of companies already leaving UK..this is one thing.. not to mention all the rest.. especialy if there is No Deal..u think and do the math, my location has nothing to do with that...

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Which companies?

There will be adjustments, obviously, and being outside of the EU will not favour some businesses. But others it will favour because the UK will become a truly global player free of fortress Europe with it discriminatory high tariffs. There may be a modicum of short term pain once we leave the EU, but the long terms benefits are obvious to all but the most tunnel visioned EUphile.

Also, your location has everything to do with it, because unless you live or have lived here for a considerable amount of time, you know nothing of UK culture, laws, institutions, and the underlying pulse that makes this great nation of ours tick.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:43am

Quoting kazachokings

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{quote} Buahahahaha, relax Lad I know lots.. how do you know.. maybe I graduated Economics, or Finances.. or maybe I looked into my Crystal Ball and saw it coming.. Or perhaps, Mistic Meg told me https://www.mysticmeg.com/psychics

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Okay. from that answer I can conclude that looking into a crystal ball is the best that you can come up with.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:51am

Quoting kazachokings

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Member resorts to crude insults - I think I won that exchange!

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Jan 17, 2019 4:52am

Freedom is priceless!!!
Unellected biurocrats in Brussels are in troble and rightly so, they and the totally corrupted ideology behind them is the source of this mess. People in many European countries are rising up against the current status quo.
Will we ever learn?
The priciple of sovereignty is at stake. In the UK people have become more aware of that, and more people across Europe are waking up with similar ralization.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:06am

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{quote} How the hell do you know sat there in Bulgaria!

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Logic.. lots of companies already leaving UK..this is one thing.. not to mention all the rest.. especialy if there is No Deal..u think and do the math, my location has nothing to do with that...

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Jan 17, 2019 7:08am

To all the dreamers who think the EU will bend over at the last minute.

Why would the EU offer terms and benefits that will make leaving more favourable than staying in????

How does that make sense?? What kind of blithering idiot of a negotiator would give that kind of incentive??

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Jan 17, 2019 3:53am

Quoting kazachokings

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what s up with the excitment, aint nothing good is coming for UK in the begining after Brexit..

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How the hell do you know sat there in Bulgaria!

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Jan 17, 2019 10:21am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Then it shows just how much you know doesn't it?

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Yes, apparently more than you

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Jan 17, 2019 3:36am

what s up with the excitment, aint nothing good is coming for UK in the begining after Brexit..

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Jan 17, 2019 5:37am

Comments on this thread largely demonstrate British exceptionalism.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:36am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Best outcome for this crisis ( of Parliament's making, not ours ) is for the UK to announce that we leave the EU on March 29th on our terms, that is, unless the EU give us a favourable trade deal, we leave without one. Then just watch the Brussels bigwigs come running with a begging bowl!

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ok genius! I guess they should have hired you as a Brexit minister/negotiator in chief

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Jan 17, 2019 4:44am

Quoting Blessed-man

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{quote} General election between now and March 29th is throwing everything to the dogs. This is the time to brace for the worst and work for the best, a 2nd referendum will cause more chaos and question the essence of democracy.

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If you think the people are divided now, just throw in a second referendum. The remainers ought to learn to lose gracefully. To overthrow the biggest democratic vote in this countries history where everyone's vote was equal, would create a crisis unlike anything we have seen. Let's keep our 39 billion and invest it in our country, and our people. Instead of giving it to the corrupt financial black hole that is the EU.

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Jan 17, 2019 4:54am

Quoting kazachokings

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Could you please tell me,how much Bulgaria pays into the EU?

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Jan 17, 2019 4:39am

Quoting FrenchNick

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{quote} ok genius! I guess they should have hired you as a Brexit minister/negotiator in chief

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Doesn't take much of a genius to know how to negotiate.

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Jan 17, 2019 7:00am

Quoting Ghass1234

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{quote} the question is why up now on this news , cannot get it ??

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Pay more attention to the charts, and less to the news. Sterling is in an up trend against both the dollar and the euro, and so, traders are buying it, not selling it.

Jan 17, 2019 9:58am

Quoting theras2000

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{quote} "Sterling is in an up trend" Why do you think that is? Because the market does not believe we will crash out with no deal. I am aware that as things stand we are set to crash out if no alternative agreement is reached. However it is obvious that there is a clear majority of MPs (Labour, Lib Dems, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Tory rebels) who will not let that happen. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but the only Brexit you will get if anything is a much watered down version which won't please anybody. Well done Brexiteers, congratulations!...

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"crash out with no deal"

To remainers, it is always ' Crash out ' without a deal, as emotive as it can possibly sound, with visions of the UK crashing to an timely end - businesses closing, productivity collapsing, suicides, Britain on its knees, broken, pleading the EU to be let back in, the end of the world etc. Thank God you lily livered lot remained on the margins of British history or we would never have become the great nation we became.

We do not need the EU, we never needed the EU in its current form, and the nations of the United Kingdom will go on to prosper just as we have done in the past.

Sterling's rise during the past few weeks is a technical move, nothing to do with Brexit, and I myself called the level of support a few weeks ago on this forum, a level which to date, has held.

Jan 17, 2019 10:16am

Quoting theras2000

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{quote} "Sterling's rise during the past few weeks is a technical move, nothing to do with Brexit" What complete rubbish and you call yourself a trader, more like a comedian?

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Then it shows just how much you know doesn't it?

Jan 17, 2019 5:01am — Edited

Quoting kazachokings

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Exactly, "logic and patriotism" are swear words in Brussels!
Why Bulgaria is not in the Eurozone? Time for yet another shock therapy?

Jan 17, 2019 9:19am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Pay more attention to the charts, and less to the news. Sterling is in an up trend against both the dollar and the euro, and so, traders are buying it, not selling it.

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"Sterling is in an up trend"

Why do you think that is?

Because the market does not believe we will crash out with no deal. I am aware that as things stand we are set to crash out if no alternative agreement is reached. However it is obvious that there is a clear majority of MPs (Labour, Lib Dems, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Tory rebels) who will not let that happen. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but the only Brexit you will get if anything is a much watered down version which won't please anybody. Well done Brexiteers, congratulations!
This from Philip Hammond today.

Jan 17, 2019 4:19am

Just wait it out, March 28 they will beg to take ANY deal.

It's obvious they don't have any self belief left, we can basically ask what we want.

They always roll over at the last moment.

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Jan 17, 2019 6:51am

Quoting Ghass1234

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{quote} the question is why up now on this news , cannot get it ??

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No there is no logical reason, that's the nature of Foreign Exchange! I expect some economist will be able to dream something up for you. Remember unless you really study fundamentals over many years, you'll never understand what or why the FX market does what it does sometimes, and as retail traders we don't have access to all the information.
So just trade what you see, don't trade what you think will happen as, over time, you'll fail!

Jan 17, 2019 3:47am

Quoting FlopHero

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Best outcome for this crisis is a general election

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General election between now and March 29th is throwing everything to the dogs.

This is the time to brace for the worst and work for the best, a 2nd referendum will cause more chaos and question the essence of democracy.

Jan 17, 2019 4:41am

Quoting cat

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{quote} Which companies? There will be adjustments, obviously, and being outside of the EU will not favour some businesses. But others it will favour because the UK will become a truly global player free of fortress Europe with it discriminatory high tariffs. There may be a modicum of short term pain once we leave the EU, but the long terms benefits are obvious to all but the most tunnel visioned EUphile. Also, your location has everything to do with it, because unless you live or have lived here for a considerable amount of time, you know nothing...

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Buahahahaha, relax Lad

I know lots.. how do you know.. maybe I graduated Economics, or Finances.. or maybe I looked into my Crystal Ball and saw it coming.. Or perhaps, Mistic Meg told me

https://www.mysticmeg.com/psychics

Jan 17, 2019 4:38am

Quoting barkie

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Just wait it out, March 28 they will beg to take ANY deal. It's obvious they don't have any self belief left, we can basically ask what we want. They always roll over at the last moment.

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That is a very good description of the
EU.

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Jan 18, 2019 12:47am

Big danger for traders especially arising from the current UK is Confirmation bias.
An unconscious process whereby we discount evidence that goes against ourr existing views and overrate evidence that apparently confirms them. Partisan identities are strong in this brexit situation, and unsurprisingly traders stand in danger of severe confirmation bias. And allow themselves to interpret data and evidence, and take positions that flow informed from their partisan identities, rather than on objective analysis.
A peril we can all at times suffer from. LoL.

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Jan 17, 2019 3:04pm

Quoting theras2000

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{quote} Yes, apparently more than you

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haha...just carry on trading the Brexit news!

Jan 17, 2019 5:47am

Pound up trand?

Jan 17, 2019 5:20am

No deal is meaning the UK probably no need to get out of EU (Good news)

Jan 17, 2019 6:06am

Quoting Ghass1234

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{quote} the question is why up now on this news , cannot get it ??

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The dollar is weak.

Jan 17, 2019 7:08am

Quoting TheJoker

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{quote} The dollar is weak.

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Dollar is weak against; EUR, CHF, JPY, NZD, CAD, AUD???

Please check your chart

Jan 17, 2019 3:42am

Quoting FlopHero

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Best outcome for this crisis is a general election

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Would love to see that, pound will crash big time, but it wont happen

Jan 17, 2019 3:40am

Best outcome for this crisis is a general election

Jan 17, 2019 4:59am

now what GBP up or down , what the hack ??

Jan 17, 2019 5:17am

please someone answer me why GBP is up , even though bad news leaving without a deal ?

Jan 17, 2019 5:26am

Quoting XuMar

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No deal is meaning the UK probably no need to get out of EU (Good news)

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the Gov said they are out anyway , with no deal means all kind of issues !!!

Jan 17, 2019 6:04am

Quoting ashimkhan

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Pound up trand?

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the question is why up now on this news , cannot get it ??

Jan 17, 2019 5:46am

Wait U turn news

Jan 17, 2019 6:26am

I don't know ... just looking for GOOD or BAD NEWS ...that will give me some positions to take little pips like GBP s lol

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