Talk of a weak and collapsing Euro....
06 November 2012, 06:20 PM
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Talk of a weak and collapsing Euro....
And yet it's GAINED nearly 10% against the £
What does that make the £ then? Not worth having, obviously, if we can't even hold our own against a failing currency expected to collapse any time....
What does that make the £ then? Not worth having, obviously, if we can't even hold our own against a failing currency expected to collapse any time....
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07 November 2012, 09:48 PM
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"...Yesterday, £1 = €1.13...."
you must be buying in the wrong places !!??
http://www.money.co.uk/travel-money/...hange-rate.htm
P.O. rate is 1.212.............
you must be buying in the wrong places !!??
http://www.money.co.uk/travel-money/...hange-rate.htm
P.O. rate is 1.212.............
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08 November 2012, 11:53 AM
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Probably a lot more than we might think at a first look. How about all that money we pay them for the "honour" of membership, and we don't get very much in return.
Having failed a financial audit for the 18th year because of errors and fraud according to the audit board, the Commissioners have now got the cheek to ask for even more of our money to squander away! how do you feel about that?
We voted originally to join a free market. That has now been gradually conveniently forgotten by our politicians and the "EEC" is now continuing to follow Jean Monnet's original advice how to form a federated EU in which case as a member we could kiss any form of democracy goodbye!
We would do a lot better to go it alone without the EU, they still need our exports anyway, those who kept out of the EU are doing pretty well in fact.
Les
Having failed a financial audit for the 18th year because of errors and fraud according to the audit board, the Commissioners have now got the cheek to ask for even more of our money to squander away! how do you feel about that?
We voted originally to join a free market. That has now been gradually conveniently forgotten by our politicians and the "EEC" is now continuing to follow Jean Monnet's original advice how to form a federated EU in which case as a member we could kiss any form of democracy goodbye!
We would do a lot better to go it alone without the EU, they still need our exports anyway, those who kept out of the EU are doing pretty well in fact.
Les
08 November 2012, 11:59 AM
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Alcazar you're hooked on EUR/GBP but as i believe has been discussed on here before, generally that is just a whipping boy of USD/EUR, and in the aftermath of the election result, last night's steep Dow sell-off etc i'm afraid GBP has just been caught in the crosswinds. Nothing more to it.
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