Disliked{quote} No they need the fish all fish that swim in uk waters will go up in value if tariffed.It's finite like petrol you get it ? Now you're ready to make financial designs on my behalf.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} No they need the fish all fish that swim in uk waters will go up in value if tariffed.It's finite like petrol you get it ? Now you're ready to make financial designs on my behalf.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Its nothing like petrol ffs get real, people can operate without eating fish, industries and lives would be turned upside down without petrol. comical.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's exactly like petrol ,they have too restrict the catches theres that much demand ,to stop over fishing. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Economics 101 dont rise prices going into a recession, demand dries up.. it’s nothing like petrol, in a recession people will still buy petrol, people will have no problems not eating a John Dory. talk about simplisticIgnored
DislikedI think the waters are a major resource ,thats been given away during our membership. This is why it's such an issue as well as the sovereign element. If you know the Uk, the coast is somewhere that needs help. it's a bit like Gordon Brown selling the gold. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} economies and outlooks are way more complex than you think ,considering your busy second guessing where wealth will go like it's easy to move. I don't know the ceiling to fish ,I just know theres was more demand than supply and you can't get it anywhere else. Thats why its in the petrol category . Who pay tariffs is not clear ,depending on item .It can be anywhere in the chain to consumer including consumer. I know this Uk is the consumer in the EU relationship ,I'm not worried about tariffs hurting the Uk, but the disruption until new chains...Ignored
Disliked{quote} More complex than I think ? It isn't me suggesting such a simplistic argument or seems to fail to understand how markets work. You seem to be extraordinarily good at making assumptions & possibly ? the difference between us being as economics and business analysation has been my profession for around 11 years, I do understand it. Just slightly different to looking at charts on a graph, far more complex & in no way as simplistic or as easy to resolve as you seem to believe. Hence why Sally should have never been asked the question, but you...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Economist ! you're talking about weather men ,some with super personal bias or paid bias .Ok let me know your profession ? You're the one who thinks the fish market could dry up overnight on no dealIgnored
DislikedOh and Latest poll in Mail on Sunday: Remain 54% Leave 46% Mail on Sunday hardly a remainer paper eh.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I never said it will dry up over night.. it will tho have far reaching repercussions that will filter themselves through all markets... The demand for a more expensive product will not be there in the same way, this is not rocket science dude. "you're talking about weather men ,some with super personal bias or paid bias ." Are you talking about yourself ? You seem to be another that thinks leaving won't have a detrimental effect on the economy, from your comment "Also my chart isn't showing me a lot of peoples outlooks on very high TF, of...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Your the one laying blame at Boris or the public if either of us are out of context it's you .Since the way you're talking reminds me of 2016. You're the one questioning if the public should vote {omg} when Ive pointed out with the fact theres no way it could be put off any further .REF was promised by Blair =never delivered while further treaties were signed that change everyday life. Our governments signed many treaties without its peoples consent and thats why UKIP rose from the ashes.Thats also where I'd lay blame for the cost today...Ignored
Disliked{quote} i won't get into this one but interest fact is hitler allowed the people for vote many things like unification. that' why he was loved by his people. meanwhile we live in a world where our opinions are not important. its a funny old world....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Look they conceded the referendum after holding it back years.This is the problem now as we've been drawn into it that far, the threat is you can't leave it, without imploding I'm amazed how many Brits don't think referendums are a good idea rather than allowing politicians to make up our minds. Politicians are morons, most of them, everyday people like your neighbour you don't want voting. Honestly theres no risk to them other than their rep ,they F up all the time look at COVID handling . A lot of Politicians have huge bias ,they're voting...Ignored
DislikedAnyone trade Crypto? Ripple will consolidate in the 50's this week imo before moving higher. To soon to break fresh highs after the recent pump from the lows and BTC will struggle (for now) to break new highs... hysteria needs to calm down a bit and re boot itself. I trade psychology more than I do charts, appreciate it doesn't work for everyone, but makes sense to me from my stock market experience... Big gains to be had on the crypto market. worth paying attention to for 2021 as is IoT and Ai... smarter, harder, more efficient and lower margins...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Do you also analyse undervalued stocks on NYSE or Nasdaq? And where do you post your predictions? I would like to follow them, didn't do stocks in ages, its about time to diversify a bit.Ignored