Wed Sep 28, 2022 4:30 pm
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Wed Sep 28, 2022 11:51 pm
stickywicket wrote:Should he stay or should he go now?
Wed Sep 28, 2022 11:56 pm
Einstein wrote:The pound is stable against the Euro, this is a strength of the dollar issue that is being pumped by the US fed. The press are driving this anxiety, everyone just chill. The FTSE is at the same level as just before the pandemic. Don't listen to journalists trying to drive a.stoey.
50/50 choice, cut taxes and drive more money to be spent or hold or increase taxes to get more cash but people spend less which means overall there are less taxes.... I'd cut them.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 6:39 am
piledriver64 wrote:He and Truss are quite simply inept.
Even the IMF are telling them to reconsider their actions.
Lots of rumours that Tory MPs already calling for Truss to go.
Got a family member on the verge of buying a house and many mortgage companies have removed their products.
This is worse than the last worldwide crash except this is just in the UK. No hiding place for them now.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 9:31 am
Thu Sep 29, 2022 10:31 am
Simplesimon wrote:piledriver64 wrote:He and Truss are quite simply inept.
Even the IMF are telling them to reconsider their actions.
Lots of rumours that Tory MPs already calling for Truss to go.
Got a family member on the verge of buying a house and many mortgage companies have removed their products.
This is worse than the last worldwide crash except this is just in the UK. No hiding place for them now.
Not quite that catastrophic mate. Lenders just trying to reprice their fixed rate products as they secure their own funding at the moment. Initial commercial products coming out seem to indicate the wholesale market predicting base rate of around 4.5% instead of the media hysteria as Einstein mentioned. Everyone forgetting we’ve had abnormally low interest rates that had to move back to an acceptable range at some time. For me, the Biggest Bollock dropped by KK was not giving the OBR the info on it all, as this infers there’s bad news of some form in it. IMO if he’s got it right his execution of it is awful. If he’s got it wrong, we need to belt up for the ride. But as Einstein has pointed out, it’s not necessarily the pound and euro weakening, but everyone buying the American Bonds their government has been selling like they’re going out of fashion, as their interest rates are higher than ours.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 10:31 am
Thu Sep 29, 2022 10:52 am
Sneggyblubird wrote:Now if this was a Labour government this thread would be twelve pages by now with all and sundry queuing up to slag them off.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 10:53 am
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:00 am
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:03 am
wez1927 wrote:The pound against the dollar was crashing before the mini budget ,the media have over hyped this ,the rest of the world is weak against the dollar too ,th3 euro crashed before us ,the mini budget will work in the long term ,remember organisations like the imf want austerity and a one world tax rate the governmentare going againstthese types of organisations,reducing tax for people and businesses is not in there plan ,book mark this topic and give it 6 months I bet the pound has rebounded better than the rest of the world against the dollar also i bet more investment from outside the euro zone will be announced ,markets are volatile in the short term but will recover .
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:15 am
piledriver64 wrote:Simplesimon wrote:piledriver64 wrote:He and Truss are quite simply inept.
Even the IMF are telling them to reconsider their actions.
Lots of rumours that Tory MPs already calling for Truss to go.
Got a family member on the verge of buying a house and many mortgage companies have removed their products.
This is worse than the last worldwide crash except this is just in the UK. No hiding place for them now.
Not quite that catastrophic mate. Lenders just trying to reprice their fixed rate products as they secure their own funding at the moment. Initial commercial products coming out seem to indicate the wholesale market predicting base rate of around 4.5% instead of the media hysteria as Einstein mentioned. Everyone forgetting we’ve had abnormally low interest rates that had to move back to an acceptable range at some time. For me, the Biggest Bollock dropped by KK was not giving the OBR the info on it all, as this infers there’s bad news of some form in it. IMO if he’s got it right his execution of it is awful. If he’s got it wrong, we need to belt up for the ride. But as Einstein has pointed out, it’s not necessarily the pound and euro weakening, but everyone buying the American Bonds their government has been selling like they’re going out of fashion, as their interest rates are higher than ours.
Are you honestly thinking that this is going to get better with Truss and KK in charge !?
This is an absolute disaster for our country with other countries, banks and investors laughing at our incompetence.
Have a listen to the Truss interviews this morning and honestly tell me that you think she has the intelligence/leadership needed to get us out of the mess she and her chancellor have created.
Even a Tory MP has described it as a “s*^tshow” !!
She’s on the cards to be the shortest serving PM in history !!
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:21 am
wez1927 wrote:The pound against the dollar was crashing before the mini budget ,the media have over hyped this ,the rest of the world is weak against the dollar too ,th3 euro crashed before us ,the mini budget will work in the long term ,remember organisations like the imf want austerity and a one world tax rate the governmentare going againstthese types of organisations,reducing tax for people and businesses is not in there plan ,book mark this topic and give it 6 months I bet the pound has rebounded better than the rest of the world against the dollar also i bet more investment from outside the euro zone will be announced ,markets are volatile in the short term but will recover .
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:23 am
Thu Sep 29, 2022 12:09 pm
Sneggyblubird wrote:wez1927 wrote:The pound against the dollar was crashing before the mini budget ,the media have over hyped this ,the rest of the world is weak against the dollar too ,th3 euro crashed before us ,the mini budget will work in the long term ,remember organisations like the imf want austerity and a one world tax rate the governmentare going againstthese types of organisations,reducing tax for people and businesses is not in there plan ,book mark this topic and give it 6 months I bet the pound has rebounded better than the rest of the world against the dollar also i bet more investment from outside the euro zone will be announced ,markets are volatile in the short term but will recover .
You are correct Wez but the reason why it was crashing before was because the facts around this mini budget were well known before it was made official.Also I'm also old enough to remember when 5-7% interest rates were the norm so I wouldn't bet on them coming back down any time soon as the financial institutions will like all this extra revenue they get.A good way to solve the housing crises but a lot of pain for alot of people including loads of working class Tories.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 12:17 pm
Thu Sep 29, 2022 1:16 pm
Thu Sep 29, 2022 2:15 pm
ion wrote:All the people moaning are the same people who shouted from the roof tops labour etc,they all wanted the money dished out through COVID ,they all wanted a price cap on energy prices,they all wanted a reversal of the ni rise ,and income tax reduction,they have been given everything they cried for,now there moaning and saying you have borrowed to much money you could not make it up ,so all the people moaning you don't want your energy bills capped ,you want to pay more tax and and ni ,so if tomorrow they reversed it all ,let me guess they would be happy ,like crap would they
Thu Sep 29, 2022 3:40 pm
New Day Rising wrote:Einstein wrote:The pound is stable against the Euro, this is a strength of the dollar issue that is being pumped by the US fed. The press are driving this anxiety, everyone just chill. The FTSE is at the same level as just before the pandemic. Don't listen to journalists trying to drive a.stoey.
50/50 choice, cut taxes and drive more money to be spent or hold or increase taxes to get more cash but people spend less which means overall there are less taxes.... I'd cut them.
And the Bank Of England have issues with Truss as thier poster boy didn't get the job ,whose to say they have it right .. perhaps the plan is to install a Labour government and re enter Europe???
Thu Sep 29, 2022 3:53 pm
Whistler wrote:These two are idiots beyond repair. They were warned time and a again not to follow this tax cutting course with feathering the pockets of the rich.
The actions of Downing street are hitting all sections of society except the rich tory cronies who put them there. I am looking at the stock market not as a a face-cat investor but as a person that has managed to put together a modest pension pot (just retired after 50 years in the world of work) and i am seeing all my retirement plans shrinking on a daily basis, since Monday my pension income has shrunk by 2 and a half years worth, because of the actions of these two clowns in Downing Street.
I dare say there are millions of others in the same boat
Thu Sep 29, 2022 6:08 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:New Day Rising wrote:Einstein wrote:The pound is stable against the Euro, this is a strength of the dollar issue that is being pumped by the US fed. The press are driving this anxiety, everyone just chill. The FTSE is at the same level as just before the pandemic. Don't listen to journalists trying to drive a.stoey.
50/50 choice, cut taxes and drive more money to be spent or hold or increase taxes to get more cash but people spend less which means overall there are less taxes.... I'd cut them.
And the Bank Of England have issues with Truss as thier poster boy didn't get the job ,whose to say they have it right .. perhaps the plan is to install a Labour government and re enter Europe???
The Leader of the Labour Party has made it clear that the UK will stay out of the EU when the inevitable happens and we take power.
But don't let the facts get in the way.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 6:18 pm
Thu Sep 29, 2022 9:11 pm
Thu Sep 29, 2022 9:41 pm
stickywicket wrote:Times poll showing Labour on 54%.
Thu Sep 29, 2022 9:49 pm
wez1927 wrote:stickywicket wrote:Times poll showing Labour on 54%.
1700 people asked ,and of those 68% voted remain ,and 590 were from a region somewhere in the south seensca bit of a weird poll to me no doubt labour are in the lead but I don't think it's 54%
Thu Sep 29, 2022 11:17 pm
stickywicket wrote:Times poll showing Labour on 54%.
Fri Sep 30, 2022 12:07 am
TopCat CCFC wrote:stickywicket wrote:Times poll showing Labour on 54%.
A lead which has Not happened in 30 years - The margin in % .