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BREXIT Leave or Stay
GoldNugget
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18-Jun-2016 12:16     
 
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Yeah. Hope for the best. I don' t expect brexit to happen. I don' t think market has priced it in yet. If it does happen all hell break lose

lglg666      ( Date: 18-Jun-2016 11:52) Posted:

Let's hope this will be the outcome....then it'll be status quo and things will return to normalcy.

KAMAL0883      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 10:18) Posted:



On Thursday afternoon, the pound sterling recovered after betting odds

from the UK sportsbook Betfair indicated that there is a 65% chance the " Remain" vote

will prevail next week.


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18-Jun-2016 11:52     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Let's hope this will be the outcome....then it'll be status quo and things will return to normalcy.

KAMAL0883      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 10:18) Posted:



On Thursday afternoon, the pound sterling recovered after betting odds

from the UK sportsbook Betfair indicated that there is a 65% chance the " Remain" vote

will prevail next week.

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18-Jun-2016 11:37     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Until the Brexit referendum thingy is over the stock market will be on edge. True that this is like the mother of all break-up as compared to the Grexit.....given that Britain economy and standing in EU is many times greater than Greece! Can only hope for the best outcome for humanity sake!
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18-Jun-2016 07:03     
 
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Good for a stable Euro n good for Singapore, Briexit guy will have too work even harder.

risktaker      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 16:50) Posted:

Hedge funds did a survey and results shows that over 70% of britian wish to remain in british...

The claim other polls are pladding fiction or unreal ...
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17-Jun-2016 17:42     
 
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 Alert Admin 		Tired of market... haha me quit for june...come back july... good luck guys

earlybird14      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 17:38) Posted:

Drama show, the fall of British.

risktaker      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 16:50) Posted:

Hedge funds did a survey and results shows that over 70% of britian wish to remain in british...

The claim other polls are pladding fiction or unreal ...
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 Alert Admin 		Drama show, the fall of British.

risktaker      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 16:50) Posted:

Hedge funds did a survey and results shows that over 70% of britian wish to remain in british...

The claim other polls are pladding fiction or unreal ...
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 Alert Admin 		Hedge funds did a survey and results shows that over 70% of britian wish to remain in british...

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17-Jun-2016 15:52     
 
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cancel better otherwise more PM will get kill

risktaker      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 15:45) Posted:

Brexit vote seems delay....
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17-Jun-2016 15:08     
 
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Tx a lot brother for sharing this.  It' s a very good read - far, far better than the Brexit video which is completely one sided. 

teeth53      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 10:17) Posted:



The main points of the deal are:
  • Child benefit  - Migrant workers will still be able to send child benefit payments back to their home country - Mr Cameron had wanted to end this practice - but the payments will be set at a level reflecting the cost of living in their home country rather than the full UK rate
  • Migrant welfare payments  - Mr Cameron says cutting the amount of benefits low paid workers from other EU nations can claim when they take a job in the UK will remove one of the reasons people come to Britain in such large numbers (critics say it will make little difference). He did not get the blanket ban he wanted. New arrivals will not be able to claim tax credits and other welfare payments straight away - but will gradually gain the right to more benefits the longer they stay, at a rate yet to be decided.
  • Keeping the pound  - Mr Cameron has said Britain will never join the euro. He secured assurances that the eurozone countries will not discriminate against Britain for having a different currency. Any British money spent on bailing out eurozone nations that get into trouble will also be reimbursed.
  • Protection for the City of London  - Safeguards for Britain' s large financial services industry to prevent eurozone regulations being imposed on it
  • Running its own affairs  - For the first time, there will be a clear commitment that Britain is not part of a move towards " ever closer union" with other EU member states - one of the core principles of the EU. This will be incorporated in an EU treaty change. Mr Cameron also secured a " red card" system for national parliaments making it easier for governments to band together to block unwanted legislation. If 55% of national EU parliaments object to a piece of EU legislation it will be rethought. Critics say it is not clear if this would ever be used in practice.

Who wants the UK to leave the EU?



The British public are fairly evenly split,  according to the latest opinion polls. The UK Independence Party, which won the last European elections, and received nearly four million votes - 13% of those cast - in May' s general election, campaigns for Britain' s exit from the EU. About half of Conservative MPs, including five cabinet ministers, several Labour MPs and the DUP are also in favour of leaving.

Why do they want the UK to leave?



They believe Britain is being held back by the EU, which they say imposes too many rules on business and charges billions of pounds a year in membership fees for little in return. They also want Britain to take back full control of its borders and reduce the number of people coming here to live and/or work. One of the main principles of EU membership is " free movement" , which means you don' t need to get a visa to go and live in another EU country. They also object to the idea of " ever closer union" and what they see as moves towards the creation of a " United States of Europe" .

Who wants the UK to stay in the EU?



Prime Minister David Cameron wants Britain to stay in the EU. Sixteen members of his cabinet also back staying in. The Conservative Party has pledged to be neutral in the campaign - but the Labour Party, SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Lib Dems are all in favour of staying in. US president Barack Obama also wants Britain to remain in the EU, as do other EU nations such as France and Germany. As mentioned above, according to polls, the British public seems pretty evenly split on the issue.

Why do they want the UK to stay?



Those campaigning for Britain to stay in the EU say it gets a big boost from membership - it makes selling things to other EU countries easier and, they argue, the flow of immigrants, most of whom are young and keen to work, fuels economic growth and helps pay for public services. They also believe Britain' s status in the world would be damaged by leaving and that we are more secure as part of the 28 nation club, rather than going it alone.

So would Britain be better in or out?



It depends which way you look at it - or what you believe is important. Leaving the EU would be a big step - arguably far more important than who wins a general election - but would it set the nation free or condemn it to economic ruin?  Issue-by-issue: The arguments for and against

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17-Jun-2016 13:41     
 
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Macqueen      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 23:12) Posted:

Follow the boleh, everybody happy :)

Siwomp      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 15:59) Posted:

How the "remain camp"can win the vote...... just switch off the lights lor...... haha.
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17-Jun-2016 13:29     
 
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 Alert Admin 		England very luckie. Last min goal. Win Wales 2-1.
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17-Jun-2016 10:18     
 
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On Thursday afternoon, the pound sterling recovered after betting odds

from the UK sportsbook Betfair indicated that there is a 65% chance the " Remain" vote

will prevail next week.
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17-Jun-2016 10:17     
 
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Showed good strength today.   Nice, maintaing positive 230++ points, gaining about half of its yesterday loss..

risktaker      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 17:10) Posted:

Nikkei short term oversold... like will rebound...
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The main points of the deal are:
  • Child benefit  - Migrant workers will still be able to send child benefit payments back to their home country - Mr Cameron had wanted to end this practice - but the payments will be set at a level reflecting the cost of living in their home country rather than the full UK rate
  • Migrant welfare payments  - Mr Cameron says cutting the amount of benefits low paid workers from other EU nations can claim when they take a job in the UK will remove one of the reasons people come to Britain in such large numbers (critics say it will make little difference). He did not get the blanket ban he wanted. New arrivals will not be able to claim tax credits and other welfare payments straight away - but will gradually gain the right to more benefits the longer they stay, at a rate yet to be decided.
  • Keeping the pound  - Mr Cameron has said Britain will never join the euro. He secured assurances that the eurozone countries will not discriminate against Britain for having a different currency. Any British money spent on bailing out eurozone nations that get into trouble will also be reimbursed.
  • Protection for the City of London  - Safeguards for Britain' s large financial services industry to prevent eurozone regulations being imposed on it
  • Running its own affairs  - For the first time, there will be a clear commitment that Britain is not part of a move towards " ever closer union" with other EU member states - one of the core principles of the EU. This will be incorporated in an EU treaty change. Mr Cameron also secured a " red card" system for national parliaments making it easier for governments to band together to block unwanted legislation. If 55% of national EU parliaments object to a piece of EU legislation it will be rethought. Critics say it is not clear if this would ever be used in practice.

Who wants the UK to leave the EU?



The British public are fairly evenly split,  according to the latest opinion polls. The UK Independence Party, which won the last European elections, and received nearly four million votes - 13% of those cast - in May' s general election, campaigns for Britain' s exit from the EU. About half of Conservative MPs, including five cabinet ministers, several Labour MPs and the DUP are also in favour of leaving.

Why do they want the UK to leave?



They believe Britain is being held back by the EU, which they say imposes too many rules on business and charges billions of pounds a year in membership fees for little in return. They also want Britain to take back full control of its borders and reduce the number of people coming here to live and/or work. One of the main principles of EU membership is " free movement" , which means you don' t need to get a visa to go and live in another EU country. They also object to the idea of " ever closer union" and what they see as moves towards the creation of a " United States of Europe" .

Who wants the UK to stay in the EU?



Prime Minister David Cameron wants Britain to stay in the EU. Sixteen members of his cabinet also back staying in. The Conservative Party has pledged to be neutral in the campaign - but the Labour Party, SNP, Plaid Cymru and the Lib Dems are all in favour of staying in. US president Barack Obama also wants Britain to remain in the EU, as do other EU nations such as France and Germany. As mentioned above, according to polls, the British public seems pretty evenly split on the issue.

Why do they want the UK to stay?



Those campaigning for Britain to stay in the EU say it gets a big boost from membership - it makes selling things to other EU countries easier and, they argue, the flow of immigrants, most of whom are young and keen to work, fuels economic growth and helps pay for public services. They also believe Britain' s status in the world would be damaged by leaving and that we are more secure as part of the 28 nation club, rather than going it alone.

So would Britain be better in or out?



It depends which way you look at it - or what you believe is important. Leaving the EU would be a big step - arguably far more important than who wins a general election - but would it set the nation free or condemn it to economic ruin?  Issue-by-issue: The arguments for and against
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-32810887

teeth53      ( Date: 17-Jun-2016 10:12) Posted:

UK' s EU referendum: All you need to know.....



REUTERSFlags in Smith Square

What is happening?



A referendum is being held on Thursday, 23 June, to decide whether Britain should leave or remain in the European Union.

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UK' s EU referendum: All you need to know.....



REUTERSFlags in Smith Square

What is happening?



A referendum is being held on Thursday, 23 June, to decide whether Britain should leave or remain in the European Union.
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 Alert Admin 		Follow the boleh, everybody happy :)

Siwomp      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 15:59) Posted:

How the "remain camp"can win the vote...... just switch off the lights lor...... haha.
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United Kingdom (UK), no longer united too.no

Qanghoo      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 11:17) Posted:



Will one possible outcome be the Irish get united into one bigger Ireland.  Or will it be the start of another Northern Irish conflict?  More likely the latter, I' d think if the UK reallh breaks up. 

lglg666      ( Date: 16-Jun-2016 10:31) Posted:

If the Brexit "Leave camp" wins....then not only EU but also UK itself might break up and that's the beginning of the end to both EU and UK. A messy future ahead for both and the rest of the world. My 2 cents
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