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Quick, I've still got time to get a ticket, what are tonight's winning lottery numbers ?It's going to be a financial sh1tstorm.
https://www.onetravel.com/going-pla...or-24-hours-of-day-or-night-what-to-do-there/I forecast that at midnight, it will be darker than it was at noon.
Is it possible they know something you don't?
Its called "Hedging your bets" as opposed to "putting all your eggs in one basket". A very sensible thing in these volatile economic times (2008 on)
As long as you're part of the half that leaves, then yes. You really do come out with some tosh. Would you just buy shares in one company? keep all your money in one bank? Do as Jacob does, hedge your bets.Do you therefore advise the country to do the same?
Just half leave, then, is it?
Largest, yes, but finest? Eu still probably less than 20% of world gdp, & when we leave, even less. So we have about 80% available to trade with if the eu snub us.I know, you're going to say it will be hard to get deals, but you can't make an omelette without cracking eggs.the worlds finest trading group
I forecast that resigning from the worlds finest trading community will damage our trade.
I didn't mean half the people. I meant a half-brexit as you seemed to be suggesting.As long as you're part of the half that leaves, then yes. You really do come out with some tosh. Would you just buy shares in one company? keep all your money in one bank? Do as Jacob does, hedge your bets.
So we have about 80% available to trade with if the eu snub us.
Financially, its quite easy, no one pays in brown envelopes stuffed with wads of fivers, its all paperless/electronic. They could buy currency, dollars, yuan, at a pinch euros, possibly dabble in a bit of bullion.If so, HOW?