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Padd1 I didn't vote for Brexit, but it happened, so why keep banging on about it. Time to move on. Please stop being so negative. They only way out of this mess is to be positive, not negative.
Narcus and all others who supported Brexit should read article in FT today about facts behind Brexit ideology and what it has driven. Bottom line is Brexit was all about pursuing an ideology above driving a nation’s wealth. In summary, pound has never recovered, our trade with EU is in ruins, all the promised “great” trade deals have never materialised and don’t look likely to happen. We swapped “Dodgy Jonny Foreigner” for the likes of Truss, Reece-Mogg, Boris and Kwarti!!! They are either pursuing a failed ideology without caring about our nations economy and future wealth. As for VOD they are saddled with huge debt and are going to have to pull some rabbits out of the hat to get the business back on track which is going to be tricky in the economic climate our leaders have created. Apologies if I’m missing the Brexit benefits- maybe someone could share.
@Robelo, you are right, certainly didn't expect the new government to be so much worse than the last terrible one we had, problem is whilst Johnson was useless at least he could see the other side to arguments (and frequently bounce back and forth within days ) these new group seem to be ideologists that supporting the richest is the best way to get money to the poorest. This is the culmination of 6 years of Brexit party rules and especially last few years since Johnson got rid of any non-believer from the tory party so all they have is an echo chamber of people telling them they are right, either from within the party or these think tanks that hide who they are funded by.
This also explains why after such a massive mess up they are only making things worse each time either Kwasi or Liz speak.
It could well get worse from here as cutting taxes and pumping up spending, even having central bank have to buy the debt because no one else trus*s it, and crash your local currency when you are a net importer is not a great way to tackle inflation
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee next stop 80p. Iv been calling this since 1.39 and that was without factoring in the brexit imbeciles tanking the U.K. economy haha. Buy tesla, about to post blowout numbers, my largest holding and up 30pc on the exchange rate since I bought them as well, love it. Dividend stocks, what a capital destructive waste of time.
Sorry moniman, Wrong man? mole not moni.
All this financial strife is simply down to Truss, she appointed this god awful chancellor. The others to blame are the Tory boys & blue rinse brigade who voted her in. I’m no economic expert but even I realise that the massive increased costs of borrowing will cancel out any seemingly beneficial cuts in tax which are meant to boost growth.
A complete cabinet of sycophantic muppets who will soon be fiddling why Rome burns.
lol you remoaner fools just never give up do you. as for a buyout threat it is not a threat is is the golden goose, It is the only thing that will save us. Nick reid the perpetual doom monger of deals has proved to be totally incompetent. I was at Vodafone when he was CFO and turned down Apple who wanted to break the mould with a revenue share to go on Vod network as a first timer, he said no.
Danielh, I haven't mentioned anything about tulips, you've got the wrong poster?
One of main article's by FT today;
"‘Told you so’: EU struggles to contain Schadenfreude at UK turmoil
European capitals believe new government’s tax-cutting, high-borrowing plan exposes flawed thinking that drove Brexit"
Sorry moniman but I beg to differ. The tulip bubble as you call it may have started off as an asset bubble but became a classic ponzi scheme, where people bought tulip bulbs simply to sell them at a profit, for much more than there obvious real value. Not that I was around at the time,but that is what I have been led to believe. The new buyers of tulip bulbs (the bigger fools)were needed to pay the existing bulb owners. (the smaller fools). Another Classic ponzi scheme is Bitcoin of course. Nothing like vodafone , because vodafone shares have a real value as you own part of a company. You of course may think vodafone shares are over priced, but to describe them as a ponzi investment, is as you well know complete nonsense. Over valued perhaps, but not ponzi. For vodafone to be a ponzi scheme the shares would need to priced at about 100+ times there real value, but if the sp kept rising, more people would still invest & sell at an even higher price.. Having said that, the whole stock market, banks, insurance companies, fiat currency,only survive because of new money being pumped in, to pay out on demand, so by your simple definition, they could all be described as ponzi schemes. If everybody wanted to take there money out of a bank at the same time, the bank would collapse. It is all about what assets are behind the investment. With Bitcoin, there is nothing. With tulip bulbs not a lot, but with vodafone a vast amount of course.
moniman. I agree, so how about some positive comments from you, instead of just living up to your name moni man! I am, as you know, only joking, & also find the B.B.C. news a bit of a joke now days with it's P.C. woke agenda, but still much better than some of the fake rubbish, you can get on social media? You all can just instead listen to the wise words of me, or moniman of course??!! By the way, we used to say roke, but now you have to say woke! as in Johnathan Woss instead of Johnathan Ross! B.B.C. broadcasters , A bunch of rankers. I reckon the singer in only fools & horses singing cwying, started it all off? Dell boy would turn in his grave!! Sowwy if I have a offended any Wossers out there. I like J. Ross by the way, but I think we should at least twy, sowwy try to teach our children to pronounce the letter R correctly.
Dan I do enjoy stock market history, but the Tulipmania was not a ponzi, it is an example of an asset bubble, and possibly the first.
A ponzi is when you take money from new investors to pay out to existing investors, bit like VOD borrowing to pay a div........
Putin doesn't need to attack the West to destroy our economy, the likes of Robert Pessimist, the BBC (community party) and currency traders are doing a much better job than Putin could ever have done!
moniman. "they'd have been rounded up & shot during WW2 for being traitors" If we were a communist country like Russia, or a fascist country like Germany, then they would have been, but although I agree with your original point, fortunately we don't live in a dictatorship country. Less doom & gloom, yes, A dictator ship media, no. You can always switch of the telly?
Dan, and where is James Bond 007, when we need him, nice of Gary offering to buy us a few pints, fancy a trip to the sunny Quantocks on Saturday, i think i need a few pints now
wow what a few days hope it turns around soon
I blame the likes of Robert Pessimist and the BBC (British Broadcasting Communists) for all the doom and gloom, playing right in Vladimir Putin's hands. We are at economic war with Russia and all our press can do is cause panic, they'd have all been rounded up and shot during WW2 for being traitors!!!
Hi rob. Are you talking about Putin, or both of them? It would take a very brave man to fire Putin. Where is Rambo when you need him?
Cheers Cheapshareboy. But why use bitcoin which you can only" buy real stuff on limited websites" (your quote) When you can buy anything you want with fiat currency. $. £ etc. When I say bitcoin is worthless, I mean as an investment, because it will (as all ponzi investments do) Eventually be worthless. As a currency though, it is only any good to criminals, & those who want to hide there dodgy dealings. In case anybody didn't get the tulip bulb reference, this is considered to be the 1st ponzi scheme, ( A.K.A. Bigger fool theory). People were buying tulip bulbs just to re sell them at a higher price. They were paying silly money for the bulbs because they were fools, but if they then then sold them at a higher price to a bigger fool, they made a profit. Let's hope though we vod investors are not fools? Only time will tell.
Yes spot on, but not resign i think he should be fired, literally
Spot on Danielh.....
It makes me laugh how some people's reaction to everything is just resign. The only person who should resign is Putin!
*eh?
Cant type for laughing...
'1st central bank to fold before it even started.'
Gallows humour, made me laugh 1st time in a while. What a mess he?
Thanks Gary for your reply. I was, & still am anti brexit by the way, but I don't think brexit has much to do with the run on the £ against the dollar, £ against the euro perhaps, but not against the $. as that is more to do with the strength of the $ against the euro & the £, mainly because of Russia, which has made the dollar the safe haven currency. Have a good week, & cheers.
Bloodbath and Bargains.....