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Thanks Lefkosia, I cashed in both those and SPY short though I could have timed them all a bit better for bigger profit. In a market like this I am learning to bank quicker as not a natural trader- rather than lose which I cannot afford. I don't like being glued to the screen as tiring but fun.
https://racing.hkjc.com/racing/video/play.asp?type=replay-full&date=20190106&no=10&lang=eng
the race here Philip- quite a win by outsider
Made some good profit on Tesla after a long wait. Gold can be held on a much smaller margin as with currency pairs and I am still in that trade. A few more profits and I might subscribe to hector's screening for the best current currency pair trades, I think it is a one off payment.
Happy New Year to you too .
Without wishing to be nebulous! I much appreciate contributions here to help me formulate an opinion. A no deal will involve us more widely and trade could be more subject to disruption for political or meteorological/geophysical reasons. Bilateral deals won't all necessarily be better than remain and free trade deals may see us imposing conditions to maintain standards which would involve more diplomacy.
Remaining does cost us but as an EU family member we were building stronger ties and helping poorer members. There may be waste and regulatory oppression but at least as a member we have input and much may change as a force majeure which seems to be the way they do things on the continent. As a member our trade with the world was growing as a proportion anyway. I feel it would be sensible to remain but still open to persuasion!
Don't like echo chambers but yes- stat in does sound good.
The EU are our closest neighbours and a no deal would be very hard for them as well as us.There is so much infrastructure spend to bring in the digital age which needs to be done together and transition from the industrial/carbon age. The biggest thing going forward is to remain cooperative and not start adding extra costs. The survival of the EU will almost certainly mean charges on us to keep their project going in a no deal scenario.
Very good Camkite. The PM says the house is playing political games but a 14/1 meaningful vote still could be lost and the no deal alternative appears to be the stick to make MPs vote for it. A very dicey strategy which is gaming our future to an even greater extent. I have really gone off her lately!
I think the country generally and parliament in particular have decided the PM/EU's withdrawal agreement will not fly. We seem to be in hock to the machinations of parliament before the way forward is known and then this topic can be chewed over.
I appreciate all attempts to elaborate on your individual views because it becomes a more civilised way to progress eventually than through a slanging match. I can easily get behind both arguments which will make it easier for me to live with the final outcome.
https://www.channel4.com/news/nigel-farage-its-pretty-clear-eurosceptics-in-conservative-party-have-failed-to-get-rid-of-may
Vice chairman, Leaves Means Leave, Nigel Farage and People’s Vote campaigner Alastair Campbell
https://www.leavemeansleave.eu/
https://www.peoples-vote.uk/
I wonder if this is a Brexit ploy. Could identify those migrating companies quick on their feet still needing access to UK investors.
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