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[rich2006] 24/6/2016 07:42

thecynical
Not a ukip supporter at all
I don't really support any political party as none of them have been looking after my interests for years.

[warbaby43] 24/6/2016 07:40

A great, great day and a huge personal triumph for Nigel Farage which the London gang could never admit.

Now the ratting will begin.

[thecynical1] 24/6/2016 07:34

lower pound means higher prices for imports..........obviously a UKIP supporter.........bah,bah......

anybody seen the Ryanair website this morning??? LOL!

[rich2006] 24/6/2016 07:32

These turkeys will be better fed this Christmas
Lower pound means more exports, cheaper for inward investment

[bhoytrader] 24/6/2016 07:05

Turkeys, meet Christmas.

[rich2006] 24/6/2016 06:57

I just hope we do not have a French or German or Scottish or Belgium or Italian or....... Referee

[gerryjames] 24/6/2016 06:50

Most days not just Mondays. Did the Scots have a referendum not to play?

[rich2006] 24/6/2016 06:48

Does this mean we cannot play football on Monday 🤔

[gerryjames] 24/6/2016 06:34

But on a positive , I feel more British already.

[thecynical1] 24/6/2016 06:28

the prospect of Boris or Gove as PM is nearly as bad as Trump as US president imo.......s@it about to hit the fan on the markets today..... .going to be an interesting one.....

[rich2006] 24/6/2016 06:23

Cheers
Short term pain for long term gain.
Opposite of how my investment have done here.

[skinwalker] 24/6/2016 06:16

yeah, well you're not alone. Time will tell. Your chance to make it work. Good luck !

[rich2006] 24/6/2016 06:12

Skinwalker
So what does that tell you, (other countries also want referendums to leave),
You call us stupid but I saw no reason to stay but plenty to leave.

[blackgold00] 24/6/2016 04:16

blind me, its UK Independence day, so what happens now?

[skinwalker] 23/6/2016 17:48

Boris and Farage Gerry? I'll personally pay their removal expenses. I'm sure they'd like it there.

[gerryjames] 23/6/2016 14:25

Interesting question put to the leave camp, are there any contingiency plans? Found difficult to answer. Can I suggest Ulster. It's really progressive and effluent with no property market. You have uninhibited Britishness during the Marching Season. Get to throw stuff at the Police because it's your culture and Europe is making you less British.

[jacks13] 23/6/2016 12:46

The state we're in...

[tradingmyplan] 23/6/2016 11:54

JoeStalin, you think the politicians you'd leave in charge of a UK out of the EU are any different? They are guilty of theft on a scale 10 times of what you think the EU is. Rather than blame the EU for the failings here, start at home.

[joestalin] 23/6/2016 11:47

Another with Stockholm syndrome? These people in Brussels are not your friends. They do not have a magic money tree. They are robbing you blind.

[tradingmyplan] 23/6/2016 11:45

Hopefully the little englanders won't get their way. The pining for past glory has been quite ridiculous.

[ngms27] 23/6/2016 11:35

Seems certain we are staying in.God help us!

[blackgold00] 23/6/2016 11:10

Bun thanks, 2018? thats only a year and a half away. Q Ntorya gas

• "By 2018, gas demand is expected to outstrip in-country supply"

• "Oportunity for Wentworth to discover and deliver much larger volumes"

[bunbooster2] 23/6/2016 11:02

Wentworth presentation -

Slide 7 shows predicted gas demand. WRL are quoting saying no supply gap till 2018 and then large growing gap.

[blackgold00] 23/6/2016 10:49

at the moment then, the markets are betting on Bremaining.