Spokeswoman For British PM May says Talk of Hard Brexit is "Speculation" - Reuters News | Forex Factory

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Bones
Jan 16, 2017 10:48am
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D
its racist to think the record can only go up 300,000+ migrants a year is too much when UK housing is at crisis point don't you know :-)

Quoting Devauxt
I don't publish any racist comments for one simple reason, I am in no way racist. Now stand by your remark and tell me where is the racist comment?

I suspect you don't have any real answer to my questions about the EU and just try hide behind some fabricated accusation, the true mark of an ill-informed coward
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 7:54am
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Quoting Devauxt
You economic stupidity knows no bounds. I'd like to remind you that there is no "we" in the EU, unless you are talking about the EU elite. The electorate in the EU have no say or influence at all
Your stupidity is symptomatic as well - your "argumentation" is based on your subjective assumptions, which are stamped by a lot, but no deep economic understanding.
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 8:25am
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Quoting Devauxt
You won't saying that when Germany is renamed Germanistan
That is no oppinion, that is bullshit from a baiter.

Brexit was about populism and hate. But you will wake up sooner or later, no doubt.

There is no need to discuss in an objective manner with people stating things like this.
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 9:31am
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Quoting jen101
How are you getting on with your fine Muslim neighbours your kind leader invited over to your country? Because you're not a populist nor a racist! There are plenty more; would you like another million? You can share all you have with them! There! Do you feel all warm and righteous now?
I do not understand your question, but from time to time I am coming to your country nowadays to buy nearly everything I need for nearly nothing thanks to your rubbish currency - that makes me feel all warm. welcome to the good life.
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 9:55am
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Quoting Devauxt
So it is OK for Germany to devalue its currency the D'marc by adopting the Euro and making itself more competitive. But when the same thing happens because the UK rejects the EU you pour scorn on the GBP. You are a bright one indeed
It is ok for me to have a substantial discussion with a factual argumentation. But by posting racist shit you are disqualifying yourself for nearly anything, most and for all a good and constructive debate. Funny, how things change. The real Nazis are living in the UK nowadays..
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 2:33pm
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Quoting jen101
Can you please explain exactly what you mean by "racist shit?" Because without substantiation, it is truly despicable to accuse somebody of racism.
Quoting jen101
How are you getting on with your fine Muslim neighbours your kind leader invited over to your country? Because you're not a populist nor a racist! There are plenty more; would you like another million? You can share all you have with them! There! Do you feel all warm and righteous now?
Way less despicable than your emissions. No need to defamate an ethnic group or religion. Especially britains showed a disgusting xenophobia which in the end was the main driver for the brexit vote. But the world is not working in nationalism dimensions anymore - you will realize that at some point in the future.
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Drolph
Jan 16, 2017 2:41pm
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Quoting Devauxt
I don't publish any racist comments for one simple reason, I am in no way racist. Now stand by your remark and tell me where is the racist comment?

I suspect you don't have any real answer to my questions about the EU and just try hide behind some fabricated accusation, the true mark of an ill-informed coward
The economic construct is way too complex and in a developing process to explain and discuss its efficency in a comment section - but trying to discredit it by stating subjective claims ("the electoral has no saying" is wonderful populism supported by cherrypicking examples) is simply arrogant.
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forexings
Jan 16, 2017 3:18am
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Quoting toptrader11
Funny exit is exit, what with the extra word hard or soft lol
Here is it:
Quoting forexings
TF brexit huh! It's already done deal once but market paid twice for it. WTF brexit brexit again? lol
Suckers still trying their best to squeeze more out of that old & dead issue.
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verv
Jan 16, 2017 4:34pm
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Quoting Drolph
That is no oppinion, that is bullshit from a baiter.

Brexit was about populism and hate. But you will wake up sooner or later, no doubt.

There is no need to discuss in an objective manner with people stating things like this.
Jen and Dev - don't get banned by the troll.

Could be a second account deliberately baiting in hopes of a ban
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barkie
Jan 16, 2017 6:27am
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Quoting glenngie
That's a way to hit back at the Eurozone....reduce corp. taxes to the point in where other Eurozone companies set up shop in the UK......I think the US will strike a good deal with the UK and that opens up the massive US market....
We will respond with a 500% border tax for goods and services coming from the UK.

This is Real Madrid against FC Shrewsbury Town we'll always be on top.
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ashimkhan
Jan 16, 2017 4:48am
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Quoting Guest
They key point is to keep the Financial System of BOE.
That means Borders and Control ...
And low taxes on Capital and profits.

European Union is a Taxes Hell ... threats to implement Tobin Tax and social expenses to non national and iligal inmigrants.
Do you think is normal to impose 25% taxes on Capital profits?
30 to 80% taxes on Hertage ...
70% on Energy consumption electricity and fuel
That is a Hell for citizens and economy.
Quoting mendiemp
brexit....brexit...brexit....
Forex pain name is Bexit Lol
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primejarvis
Jan 16, 2017 3:18am
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this time speculators will show there real power ... and will make a benchmark what actually speculation means .... 12 hr before hard brexit... now speculation after 12 hrs whats next i was just joking ....
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Neqrotik
Jan 16, 2017 7:55pm
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PR is my speculation. And yes, to control the devaluation of the pound to burdensome levels.

Truth is, UK for once (and other European countries to come) is completely absolved from the burden of sugar coating ANYTHING about the gigantic reset button they just pushed with the vote to exit.

They are getting sandwiched by hardcore status quo short sellers and adjustment process realities.
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glenngie
Jan 16, 2017 5:58am
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Quoting Guest
They key point is to keep the Financial System of BOE.
That means Borders and Control ...
And low taxes on Capital and profits.

European Union is a Taxes Hell ... threats to implement Tobin Tax and social expenses to non national and iligal inmigrants.
Do you think is normal to impose 25% taxes on Capital profits?
30 to 80% taxes on Hertage ...
70% on Energy consumption electricity and fuel
That is a Hell for citizens and economy.
That's a way to hit back at the Eurozone....reduce corp. taxes to the point in where other Eurozone companies set up shop in the UK......I think the US will strike a good deal with the UK and that opens up the massive US market....
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JakubSzalaFX
Jan 16, 2017 3:07am
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Simple scheme every politician do. Make a small leakage to the press and check how public would react, then make changes accordingly.
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Ghassforex
Jan 16, 2017 3:05am
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Nice news to sell Pound on bounce up.....
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Ghassforex
Jan 16, 2017 3:09am
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Maybe this Spokeswoman miss to short pound and she want to speculate now. lol )))) Yes push it up I will go short with you lol))
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Ghassforex
Jan 16, 2017 3:12am
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Quoting vina
Ok, no problem, we are speculator.

I was short GBP.
Good .....continue ....lol
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Ghassforex
Jan 16, 2017 3:14am
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Market stop to trust any good news about Brexit & Pound .....only the bad news ........
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barkie
Jan 16, 2017 3:01am
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There you go, a small drop in the Pound and she bottles it.
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ikouki
Jan 16, 2017 2:56am
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Wew, these guys are shameless.
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tradoholic
Jan 16, 2017 3:36am
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Real wealth of Britain has been under estimated in the general trading desks. Once the Brexit is done and dusted, then the rise and rise of the pound will be seen.
Going long (with proper reserves of course and money management) for a longer term from here.
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MartyGP
Jan 16, 2017 5:50am
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As Forex traders, all this news, rumour, and speculation is certainly good news for us.

As for the wider impact... Hmph. We'll see. After what happened with the Swissie in 2015, I think it's best to just wait until what is going to be said, is actually said.
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gandolf13
Jan 16, 2017 6:46am
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Quoting barkie
We will respond with a 500% border tax for goods and services coming from the UK.

This is Real Madrid against FC Shrewsbury Town we'll always be on top.
That can be put on EU imports to the UK!
Watch Real Madrid players fly to China. :o)
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 7:01am
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Quoting barkie
We will respond with a 500% border tax for goods and services coming from the UK.

This is Real Madrid against FC Shrewsbury Town we'll always be on top.
You economic stupidity knows no bounds. I'd like to remind you that there is no "we" in the EU, unless you are talking about the EU elite. The electorate in the EU have no say or influence at all
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 8:11am
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Quoting Drolph
Your stupidity is symptomatic as well - your "argumentation" is based on your subjective assumptions, which are stamped by a lot, but no deep economic understanding.
My comments are based on research of the EU and the Lisbon Treaty. Your response serves only to highlight your own lack of research and understanding of the EU.

Lest you forget, Brexit was not about the economy and everything to do with loss of control to the EU, control of immigration and a nations rejection of of the EU's unstoppable march towards an undemocratic super state.

But hey, I you have more than just unfounded opinion to support your assertions, bring it on
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 8:33am
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Quoting Drolph
That is no oppinion, that is bullshit from a baiter.

Brexit was about populism and hate. But you will wake up sooner or later, no doubt.

There is no need to discuss in an objective manner with people stating things like this.
Now that is the response of someone who is clueless about the EU, someone too lazy to conduct their own research. You are just like the EU, if you don't like the message, discredit or shoot the messenger. Come back with something credible and have a proper debate
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 8:57am
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Quoting Guest
That's a very narrow and biased opinion... there were many different facets to Brexit and the UK has now woken up after the result, to say "Thanks, but no thanks... We don't want to be part of a failed federalised Europe." It seems the typical Europhile cannot accept this answer and will cut off their own nose to spite their face.
Totally agree. This little piece from Tony Benn back in 2008 might help those can't be bothered to do any research, to grasp some of the issues with the EU and what lead to Brexit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTjg-vt0Ao4
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jen101
Jan 16, 2017 9:16am
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Quoting Drolph
That is no oppinion, that is bullshit from a baiter.

Brexit was about populism and hate. But you will wake up sooner or later, no doubt.

There is no need to discuss in an objective manner with people stating things like this.
How are you getting on with your fine Muslim neighbours your kind leader invited over to your country? Because you're not a populist nor a racist! There are plenty more; would you like another million? You can share all you have with them! There! Do you feel all warm and righteous now?
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 9:38am
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Quoting Drolph
I do not understand your question, but from time to time I am coming to your country nowadays to buy nearly everything I need for nearly nothing thanks to your rubbish currency - that makes me feel all warm. welcome to the good life.
So it is OK for Germany to devalue its currency the D'marc by adopting the Euro and making itself more competitive. But when the same thing happens because the UK rejects the EU you pour scorn on the GBP. You are a bright one indeed
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jen101
Jan 16, 2017 10:26am
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Quoting Drolph
It is ok for me to have a substantial discussion with a factual argumentation. But by posting racist shit you are disqualifying yourself for nearly anything, most and for all a good and constructive debate. Funny, how things change. The real Nazis are living in the UK nowadays..
Can you please explain exactly what you mean by "racist shit?" Because without substantiation, it is truly despicable to accuse somebody of racism.
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 10:34am
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Quoting Drolph
It is ok for me to have a substantial discussion with a factual argumentation. But by posting racist shit you are disqualifying yourself for nearly anything, most and for all a good and constructive debate. Funny, how things change. The real Nazis are living in the UK nowadays..
I don't publish any racist comments for one simple reason, I am in no way racist. Now stand by your remark and tell me where is the racist comment?

I suspect you don't have any real answer to my questions about the EU and just try hide behind some fabricated accusation, the true mark of an ill-informed coward
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Devauxt
Jan 16, 2017 3:33pm
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Quoting Drolph
The economic construct is way too complex and in a developing process to explain and discuss its efficency in a comment section - but trying to discredit it by stating subjective claims ("the electoral has no saying" is wonderful populism supported by cherrypicking examples) is simply arrogant.
As I suspected, you are unable to answer the questions or address the issues regarding the EU, another numpty incapable of putting a cogent argument together.

Let me remind you, Brexit was not about the economy but everything to do with loss of control to the EU, control of immigration and a nations rejection of of the EU's unstoppable march towards an undemocratic super state.
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toptrader11
Jan 16, 2017 3:12am
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Funny exit is exit, what with the extra word hard or soft lol
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vina
Jan 16, 2017 3:10am
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Ok, no problem, we are speculator.

I was short GBP.
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accuratefx16
Jan 16, 2017 3:55am — Edited
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Another round of movement. knock out shacky accounts before the real move. watch it!
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mendiemp
Jan 16, 2017 4:18am
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brexit....brexit...brexit....
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Trader#A6F6
Jan 16, 2017 4:19am
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They key point is to keep the Financial System of BOE.
That means Borders and Control ...
And low taxes on Capital and profits.

European Union is a Taxes Hell ... threats to implement Tobin Tax and social expenses to non national and iligal inmigrants.
Do you think is normal to impose 25% taxes on Capital profits?
30 to 80% taxes on Hertage ...
70% on Energy consumption electricity and fuel
That is a Hell for citizens and economy.
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Trader#A24B
Jan 16, 2017 6:40am
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Quoting barkie
We will respond with a 500% border tax for goods and services coming from the UK.

This is Real Madrid against FC Shrewsbury Town we'll always be on top.
barkie wants to start a trade war... You do realise that the UK will win this one because they're the ones with the negative trade balance.

Real Madrid just lost one of their star players and is sinking fast... good luck!
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Trader#A24B
Jan 16, 2017 8:44am
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Quoting Drolph
...

Brexit was about populism and hate. But you will wake up sooner or later, no doubt.

...
That's a very narrow and biased opinion... there were many different facets to Brexit and the UK has now woken up after the result, to say "Thanks, but no thanks... We don't want to be part of a failed federalised Europe." It seems the typical Europhile cannot accept this answer and will cut off their own nose to spite their face.
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Trader#A24B
Jan 16, 2017 10:52am
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Quoting Drolph
I do not understand your question, but from time to time I am coming to your country nowadays to buy nearly everything I need for nearly nothing thanks to your rubbish currency - that makes me feel all warm. welcome to the good life.
...in turn boosting the British economy... we thank you from the heart of our bottom
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MartyGP
Jan 16, 2017 9:45pm
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Quoting Guest
...in turn boosting the British economy... we thank you from the heart of our bottom
Every little helps.
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Trader#9AFB
Jan 16, 2017 5:20am
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Hard Brexit is the only way to make to get the benefits that would make this worthwhile. These reports are just gently padding the fire to make sure there are no sudden shocks again.
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Trader#1EA1
Jan 16, 2017 5:54am
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It is interesting, that she said, they are *prepared*, rather positive news, no? ;-)
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Trader#DDB6
Jan 16, 2017 6:52am
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Pfffttt why short when everyone short? Go long! Sell the fact!
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