Looks very promising for the Brexit Recovery?

Alastair said:
Hmm, once the boat was underway and the office opened the rate wasn't so good. Looks like they play the figures over a far wider spread than I anticipated depending on the direction of travel.


Think what you like, but the pro-Brexit side were pointing a very big finger at the relative growth rates of the UK and the EU and pointing out how the UK was outperforming Germany and the like. Claims were being made for significant wage growth in an economy pulling out of the 2008 recession. But given that a very large section of the workforce (public sector) were held to zero or below inflation wages rises over a period of 7+ years something was clearly not stacking up for anyone that thought about it.

Given that the reported figures in the article you link to relate to a period before Brexit, is your use of the figures any more valid if you're maintaining the thread must relates to post-Brexit recovery?
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I don’t know what you mean, there were at least 5 days of post brexit stats in those figures!!

But you didn’t expect any economic literacy from the brexit camp did you? ;)
 
Alastair said:
Hmm, once the boat was underway and the office opened the rate wasn't so good. Looks like they play the figures over a far wider spread than I anticipated depending on the direction of travel.


Think what you like, but the pro-Brexit side were pointing a very big finger at the relative growth rates of the UK and the EU and pointing out how the UK was outperforming Germany and the like. Claims were being made for significant wage growth in an economy pulling out of the 2008 recession. But given that a very large section of the workforce (public sector) were held to zero or below inflation wages rises over a period of 7+ years something was clearly not stacking up for anyone that thought about it.

Given that the reported figures in the article you link to relate to a period before Brexit, is your use of the figures any more valid if you're maintaining the thread must relates to post-Brexit recovery?
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Considering it covered the whole periode in the run up. The periode of uncertainty throughout campaigning then, and it was clearly highlighted in that context then yet I do think it is relevant.
 
Rapscallion said:
I don’t know what you mean, there were at least 5 days of post brexit stats in those figures!!

But you didn’t expect any economic literacy from the brexit camp did you? ;)
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My grandmother used to say that if you can't play nicely, you shouldn't play at all. I think she was right.
 
Llamaman said:
Physician, heal thyself.
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Quoting bible phrases now? And you used to be so constructive, yet rapidly turning into yet another rapscallion. Shame.
 
dejongj said:
Quoting bible phrases now? And you used to be so constructive, yet rapidly turning into yet another rapscallion. Shame.
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No, just pointing out the rank hypocrisy when you criticise others for name calling and ad hominems.
 
yeah i know, to be fair i understand the bit about the way people do their banking has changed. last time i went into an actual bank was to deposit a load of coins, otherwise it was years ago.
 
My branch is always busy. Not so much "Joe public", it's all the local shops/businesses with cash.
 
Tigger.ufo said:
Cynic that I am, that basically is Lloyds doing what they were going to do anyway, but blaming the vote :rolleyes:!
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It seems this all started in 2014, but of course why not shed a few extra jobs / branches and blame the vote.

I'm glad big business's has a scape goat, and I'm sure they will make the most of it for awhile too.
:rolleyes:
 
Cobra said:
It seems this all started in 2014, but of course why not shed a few extra jobs / branches and blame the vote.

I'm glad big business's has a scape goat, and I'm sure they will make the most of it for awhile too.
:rolleyes:
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Well the easiest way to sort everything is for everybody to max out their ovrrdrafts and clear all thrir savings and send the cash to me.

I will then put the whole lot into dollars AT THE SAME TIME

Sterling crashes - then I will buy sterling which recovers and everyone makes a better than 15% profit in one afternoon....

My mates Gordon Gecko and Nick Leesom reckon it's a winner.....

I am going to get a Yacht just like my mentor Philip when we pull the currency swap wheeze with the Euro after Brexit

It's foolproof and I can manage and consolidate for even more return.... just send your funds to my group... Cobra-Jarse Fund Management, Caviar Tower, Bollinger Drive, Cayman Islands....

Note

The value of your investment can disappear in a puff of smoke.....
 
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