No mate, we've done absolutely right. Whether we'll win or not remains to be seen.Hands up you leave voters (me included) who are a tiny bit worried that we might have done a wrong'un ?
I don't think you understand the way the FX mkts work mate , you are saying we should have hedged against sterling weakness yes ? Well you could have sold sterling against the dollar and euro in anticipation of a brexit vote , but that's by no means certain is it ? Also for it to have any meaningful effect it would have to have been on a massive scale , depressing sterling against monetary policy , And also what's the point ? You can always vary the currency basket that we have in reserve , but central banks hedging against movements in their own currency ?
Leave 'The rest of us' out of it, will you?Or just maybe traditional Labour voters are naturally eurosceptic because they don't feel the benefits that the rest of us do. Look at the switch from Labour to UKIP in the last election. The more the Labour party persists with this myth that their own voters are europhiles that have been hoodwinked by the nasty Tories then the bigger the disconnect between the party and their core vote.
And that bodes very, very badly for a Corbyn led Labour party in the next election.
Leave 'The rest of us' out of it, will you?
Ok , tell me EXACTLY how you would have hedged against sterling weakness/collapse ??I'll wait for the verdict i.e. the referendum result, and the subsequent inquest.
Your position seems to be that Osborne and Carney can publicly warn about a collapse in sterling for weeks, but that they are unable to do anything about mitigating the impact.
Or just maybe traditional Labour voters are naturally eurosceptic because they don't feel the benefits that the rest of us do. Look at the switch from Labour to UKIP in the last election. The more the Labour party persists with this myth that their own voters are europhiles that have been hoodwinked by the nasty Tories then the bigger the disconnect between the party and their core vote.
And that bodes very, very badly for a Corbyn led Labour party in the next election.
I'm trying to stop myself from pumping a monkey on 'Remain' now the odds have shortened. Sets a dangerous gambling precedent for me though.
Hold tight - you'll be getting odds against very soon.
Ok , tell me EXACTLY how you would have hedged against sterling weakness/collapse ??
I'm trying to stop myself from pumping a monkey on 'Remain' now the odds have shortened. Sets a dangerous gambling precedent for me though.
I wonder what the result would have been had Cameron campaigned to Leave
It's regaling (with one 'L' not two; and it doesn't mean quite what you think it means ... "regaling": to entertain lavishly or agreeably).
Oh, I know this is PL versus Conference - but it's like shooting fish in a barrel - and such a lot of fun!
Have you even ever left the country? Or your white van for that matter