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[///ajd]

Credit rating drops from AAA

Euro now 1.19/£ from 1.3 only 2 working days ago.

And after all the discussions on causality and correlation and how our economy ranking had gone up from 6th to 4/5th in the EU - and how no one could ever link that to the EU - here we have some causality that is surely beyond doubt.

http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/24/france-overtakes-uk-...

Anyone brexiters have any regrets yet?

[TheInternet]

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

[SeeFive]

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

Euro now 1.19/£ from 1.3 only 2 working days ago.

And after all the discussions on causality and correlation and how our economy ranking had gone up from 6th to 4/5th in the EU - and how no one could ever link that to the EU - here we have some causality that is surely beyond doubt.

http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/24/france-overtakes-uk-...

Anyone brexiters have any regrets yet?

I will let you know when we have had time to implement our extraction. All this is very premature. No regrets so far.

[davepoth]

vonuber said:

I was joking, we are 2:1 down to Iceland currently.

Yes, that Iceland.

The chant will go "Three Cod Wars and a Euro 2016 Second Round".

[don4l]

vonuber said:

Fittster said:

UK loses top credit rating from S&P

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36644934

Opps.

I think it's been a successful few days - a mp murdered, complete fustercluck of a campaign from both sides which sank to new lows, a nation divided, an increas ein racism, two bouts of political infighting going on, no-one in charge, the two 'winners' of the vote looking like someone has just shat in their soup as they realise what they have unleashed, racism up, shares down and the two of our closest allies basically telling us to fk off.

Marvellous.

Still trying to use the unfortunate murder of a decent MP to further your own interests.

Lefties... you never disappoint. There are no depths that you are ashamed to plunge.

[s2art]

ben5575 said:

General election will be called for 13th October 2016. It has been set in motion today.

You heard it here first.

Only if the Tories have gone mad. Labour may have a credible leader by then and the Boundaries commission hasnt done its job yet.

[///ajd]

TheInternet said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

[Mr GrimNasty]

Looks like Turkey is looking to Russia for friends now, after Dave upset them.

[230TE]

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

Euro now 1.19/£ from 1.3 only 2 working days ago.

And after all the discussions on causality and correlation and how our economy ranking had gone up from 6th to 4/5th in the EU - and how no one could ever link that to the EU - here we have some causality that is surely beyond doubt.

http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/24/france-overtakes-uk-...

Anyone brexiters have any regrets yet?

So the French have been working much harder than us since Friday morning?

[Mr GrimNasty]

///ajd said:

TheInternet said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

Oh dear, is that really the worst news you could come up with today.

Well at least Osborne's punishment budget isn't 'necessary'!

[SeeFive]

///ajd said:

TheInternet said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

I know. And I hear that we were 1-0 up in the footy after four minutes, and apparently we are losing 2-1 at half time.

This decision isn't even close to 4 minutes old in terms of the magnitude of the changes. It is still all to play for, and unlike the England football team, we have some credible talent capable of exploiting this opportunity.

[Einion Yrth]

SeeFive said:

I know. And I hear that we were 1-0 up in the footy after four minutes, and apparently we are losing 2-1 at half time.

This decision isn't even close to 4 minutes old in terms of the magnitude of the changes. It is still all to play for, and unlike the England football team, we have some credible talent capable of exploiting this opportunity.

To be fair the similarities are even closer than that. England have some decent enough players, but the management's an utterly clueless owl faced tt.

[sidicks]

///ajd said:

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

What is the rating of the US?

[Sam All]

///ajd said:

TheInternet said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

Road bumps are inevitable, and this is a process/journey that will take time and you will get to you destination.

[///ajd]

230TE said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

Euro now 1.19/£ from 1.3 only 2 working days ago.

And after all the discussions on causality and correlation and how our economy ranking had gone up from 6th to 4/5th in the EU - and how no one could ever link that to the EU - here we have some causality that is surely beyond doubt.

http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/24/france-overtakes-uk-...

Anyone brexiters have any regrets yet?

So the French have been working much harder than us since Friday morning?

No, they just haven't done something to make their currency plummet and crash their credit rating and general make investors think - err, not today thanks.

[Halb]

vonuber said:

I was joking, we are 2:1 down to Iceland currently.

Yes, that Iceland.

I know, so was I.
I don't care who wins though.

[mwstewart]

India expressing interest in reigniting a trade deal, this time directly with us. It failed with the EU.

https://next.ft.com/content/d35362a0-3c57-11e6-871...

[///ajd]

Mr GrimNasty said:

///ajd said:

TheInternet said:

///ajd said:

Credit rating drops from AAA

That's just negative spin.

Dropped down to AA, they even missed out AA+.

Oh dear, is that really the worst news you could come up with today.

Well at least Osborne's punishment budget isn't 'necessary'!

Er, I fear it is definitely too early too call that.

Infact the costs of the currency slump and our investment red card alone will probably affect our GDP sufficiently to make cuts necessary.

Still, feel the sovereignty.

Anyone see the football hooligans on C4?

[FredClogs]

230TE said:

So the French have been working much harder than us since Friday morning?

I appreciate the point you're making but don't be fooled into thinking the markets don't effect the real world and vice versa.

Market prices are generally a reflection of well calculated risk especially in the medium to long term. UK government 10 year guilt bonds are below 1% for the first time ever down 50% this month and the 30 year bond is below 2%, halved over the last month.

[mike9009]

vonuber said:

I think it's been a successful few days - a mp murdered, complete fustercluck of a campaign from both sides which sank to new lows, a nation divided, an increas ein racism, two bouts of political infighting going on, no-one in charge, the two 'winners' of the vote looking like someone has just shat in their soup as they realise what they have unleashed, racism up, shares down and the two of our closest allies basically telling us to fk off.

Marvellous.

You are so pessimistic. The price of fish is about to plummet. Good news all round