Brexit.

[imtommygunn]

There are multiple factors in destabilizing market at present. Having no PM is just one of them. Everyone from the leave camp resigning or being ousted is another. Having no plan is just another.

To provide any form of stability at the very least some form of action plan would need to be in place I would have thought. How close or far away that is i do not know but i suspect quite far away.

That is and was the major problem with the leave campaign. They have no idea what to do and whether leave is good bad or indifferent at the very least to have some gauge of the future you need some idea of what's going to happen in it...

[Franko]

So MR2's going with No.7!

So you don't believe a resignation destabilises the market to a degree?? Generally it goes back to a level once someone os in place, but we have a strange thing in that both labour and the Tories are locked in in fighting (more than usual) and leadership battles
...

Should the market continue to drop after the governments settle themselves down then yeah brexit is working against it

Total rubbish.  The instability in the markets began  the minute the first constituency results for the referendum began to come in.  Many hours before Cameron resigned.  Are you seriously trying to argue that the current turbulence is due to Cameron resigning and not the referendum result???  Jesus wept.

[StGallsGAA]

Bloody diesel price going up by the day! Thanks fukkers!!

[Declan]

Goldman Sachs appoints ex-EU president Barroso as chairman of its London-based European subsidiary

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9d29a55c-44f1-11e6-b22f-79eb4891c97d.html#axzz4Dp1kfyoc

[Milltown Row2]

So MR2's going with No.7!

So you don't believe a resignation destabilises the market to a degree?? Generally it goes back to a level once someone os in place, but we have a strange thing in that both labour and the Tories are locked in in fighting (more than usual) and leadership battles
...

Should the market continue to drop after the governments settle themselves down then yeah brexit is working against it

Total rubbish.  The instability in the markets began  the minute the first constituency results for the referendum began to come in.  Many hours before Cameron resigned.  Are you seriously trying to argue that the current turbulence is due to Cameron resigning and not the referendum result???  Jesus wept.

Nope, but it hasn't helped

[heganboy]

Rory weighing in

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/rory-mcilroy-says-we-must-weigh-up-if-united-ireland-would-be-better-than-brexit-uk-for-northern-ireland-34867231.html

[Franko]

So MR2's going with No.7!

So you don't believe a resignation destabilises the market to a degree?? Generally it goes back to a level once someone os in place, but we have a strange thing in that both labour and the Tories are locked in in fighting (more than usual) and leadership battles
...

Should the market continue to drop after the governments settle themselves down then yeah brexit is working against it

Total rubbish.  The instability in the markets began  the minute the first constituency results for the referendum began to come in.  Many hours before Cameron resigned.  Are you seriously trying to argue that the current turbulence is due to Cameron resigning and not the referendum result???  Jesus wept.

Nope, but it hasn't helped

Neither has Farage resigning, or Boris, or the coup within Labour or a miilion other factors that you could care to mention.

The root cause is the result of the referendum.  Pure and simple.  To suggest anything else is total horse shoite.

[seafoid]

There are multiple factors in destabilizing market at present. Having no PM is just one of them. Everyone from the leave camp resigning or being ousted is another. Having no plan is just another.

To provide any form of stability at the very least some form of action plan would need to be in place I would have thought. How close or far away that is i do not know but i suspect quite far away.

That is and was the major problem with the leave campaign. They have no idea what to do and whether leave is good bad or indifferent at the very least to have some gauge of the future you need some idea of what's going to happen in it...

the Iraq invasion was exactly the same

[armaghniac]

Rory weighing in

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/rory-mcilroy-says-we-must-weigh-up-if-united-ireland-would-be-better-than-brexit-uk-for-northern-ireland-34867231.html

This kind of thing and the vote in North Down is an indication that those interested in the crown and the half crown are somewhat pulled in 2 directions.
Interesting times.

You have to wonder about the DUP. From a situation where the complacent middle were happy enough to go on with things as they were, they have supported a situation where this kind of this is being talked about on the Gold Coast. Bit of high risk for Arlene, she played the bigot card, but if the Irish government and the US etc manage to sway the Brits not to seal off the border and if Scotland fecks off, then HMS Loyal Ulster will be taking in water.

[muppet]

Rory weighing in

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/rory-mcilroy-says-we-must-weigh-up-if-united-ireland-would-be-better-than-brexit-uk-for-northern-ireland-34867231.html

This kind of thing and the vote in North Down is an indication that those interested in the crown and the half crown are somewhat pulled in 2 directions.
Interesting times.

You have to wonder about the DUP. From a situation where the complacent middle were happy enough to go on with things as they were, they have supported a situation where this kind of this is being talked about on the Gold Coast. Bit of high risk for Arlene, she played the bigot card, but if the Irish government and the US etc manage to sway the Brits not to seal off the border and if Scotland fecks off, then HMS Loyal Ulster will be taking in water.

Are there people, anywhere, who are not interested in the crown?

[armaghniac]

Are there people, anywhere, who are not interested in the crown?

Some people just get white fillings.

[Milltown Row2]

Hows the pound doing today against the Euro??

[armaghniac]

Hows the pound doing today against the Euro??

it is fairly steady the last few days, have you not been looking at Drici's thread? http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=27117.15

meanwhile across Europe, others are following the example of the brave British Brexiteers. Not!
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/08/brexit-causes-resurgence-in-pro-eu-leanings-across-continent

[dec]

Rory weighing in

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/uk/rory-mcilroy-says-we-must-weigh-up-if-united-ireland-would-be-better-than-brexit-uk-for-northern-ireland-34867231.html

I would have thought that Rory would have taken note of the drama over his Ireland/GB Olympic decision and avoided the topic of Norn Iron politics completely.

[Milltown Row2]

Hows the pound doing today against the Euro??

it is fairly steady the last few days, have you not been looking at Drici's thread? http://gaaboard.com/board/index.php?topic=27117.15

meanwhile across Europe, others are following the example of the brave British Brexiteers. Not!
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/08/brexit-causes-resurgence-in-pro-eu-leanings-across-continent

Nope haven't.... Been too busy getting ready for the world to stop turning