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Thanks Ants posted:Just in case I've missed anything: we're all hosed aren't we? Yes. People who are hosed: -The poor -Anyone with any job anywhere along a supply chain that ends in exports to any country -The middle class -Anyone who buys food/clothes/petrol. People who are not hosed: -Currency speculators -Trade negotiators
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LemonDrizzle posted:Anyway, apparently Crabb is dropping out of the leadership race tomorrow so the remaining choices are bad, mad, and loving crazy. Go bad, I suppose. Not just pulling out, supposedly his votes are going to Gove. The plan to gently caress over the Leadsom is so far working.
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Jul 5, 2016 20:07
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Chinese Gordon posted:Yes. You were missing a couple.
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ukle posted:Not just pulling out, supposedly his votes are going to Gove. The plan to gently caress over the Leadsom is so far working. Any plan that fucks over Leadsom is a good plan. May may (lol) be a terrifying authoritarian but at least she won't intentionally blow up the country just to prove a point, as Leadsom most assuredly would. Why do you think all the Kippers are backing Leadsom?
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Dell has blamed a Brexit-induced sterling meltdown for a double-digit price hike across its portfolio. As we revealed last week, the British pound has weakened to a 31-year low against the US dollar, making price rises inevitable. Today’s rate is 12.4 per cent lower than before the EU referendum. Channel partners told us Dell had informed them of a blanket increase of ten per cent on 1 July, something they said they’ll need to ultimately pass onto customers. “Customers expected it,” one told us, “there was an air of acceptance. Given the margins we operate on we can’t afford to swallow it [ourselves].” Currency was an issue technology suppliers were already dealing with in 2015. Back then it led to previous price rises and subsequent spending forecast revisions - and now it’s been exacerbated by Brexit. A spokeswoman for the Texan tech baron confirmed the changes: “We carefully consider price moves for our customers and partners, and have worked diligently over the past several months to postpone any increases pending the outcome of the EU referendum.” “Our component costs are priced in US dollars,” she added, “and unfortunately, the recent strengthening of the US dollar versus sterling and other currencies in the EMEA region, following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, will have a direct impact on the price we sell to our UK customers and partners.” The PR said the firm understood that this is an “uncertain time for many British businesses.” Channel people working with Dell's arch rivals Hewlett Packard Enterprise and HP Inc said those vendors have yet to put up their list price but expected it to happen. A spokeswoman at HP Inc said: "HP is carefully assessing the Brexit situation to better understand its business and economic impact. In the meantime, we continue to actively move forward with day-to-day operations supporting employees, customers and partners.” HPE had not responded at the time of writing. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/07/05/dell_confirms_price_rise_post_brexit_vote_as_uk_pound_stumbles/
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sean10mm posted:You were missing a couple. Fortunately anyone who looks/sounds a bit foreign/brown will be deported, thus allowing them to escape the coming terror.
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Chinese Gordon posted:Any plan that fucks over Leadsom is a good plan. May may (lol) be a terrifying authoritarian but at least she won't intentionally blow up the country just to prove a point, as Leadsom most assuredly would. Why do you think all the Kippers are backing Leadsom? they too crave nuclear annihilation
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OwlFancier posted:Unfortunately the market is experiencing a lot of instability at the moment and I sat on the crunchie so it broke. Is this what happened during the credit crunch? Idk I'm not good with money.
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Tesseraction posted:I was at a pro-immigration rally yesterday and the PCSOs were milling about the event handing out "how to handle being a victim of hate crime" leaflet to anyone they felt looked different enough to be a potential victim of racial hate crimes. Maybe they could sense you were a Leave voter and were trying to impress upon you how catastrophically stupid and morally bankrupt your idiotic choice had been 
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Well it was a bracing week after the Referendum but I'm heartened to see that both the party of government and party of opposition have worked together to put forward and begin implementing credible plans to negotiate our exit from the EU. It's good to see that our currency has began the long journey back up to strength against the dollar, that racist incidents are being stamped on hard by the police, and boy what a relief that we've not devolved into stupid party politics to succeed Hamfucker or moronic PLP efforts to unseat Corbyn, this would really not be the time for that! e; lmao Gonzo's increasingly long bans for having a go at 'Flaps
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Mister Adequate posted:Well it was a bracing week after the Referendum but I'm heartened to see that both the party of government and party of opposition have worked together to put forward and begin implementing credible plans to negotiate our exit from the EU. It's good to see that our currency has began the long journey back up to strength against the dollar, that racist incidents are being stamped on hard by the police, and boy what a relief that we've not devolved into stupid party politics to succeed Hamfucker or moronic PLP efforts to unseat Corbyn, this would really not be the time for that! When you go back to your universe, please take us with you.
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The Insect Court posted:Maybe they could sense you were a Leave voter and were trying to impress upon you how catastrophically stupid and morally bankrupt your idiotic choice had been Maybe you could gently caress off from this thread, and every thread.
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Darth Walrus posted:When you go back to your universe, please take us with you. Please leave TIC here though.
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Chinese Gordon posted:Diversify your holdings into canned goods and body armour IMO. ive spent a lot of money since the brexit vote and i'm about ot buy a car too
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Also, when whatever horrifying Tory candidate wins and doesn't call an election, I hope all those Lexiters will realise just how monumentally moronic their Leave votes were. Austerity Max is about to hit and nobody will be able to stop it for 4 years. Nice one, lads.
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I was hoping to buy a new PC at some point but hahaha as if the price hikes into £ weren't already bad enough.
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OwlFancier posted:I was hoping to buy a new PC at some point but hahaha as if the price hikes into £ weren't already bad enough. iwas hoping to as well then my phone broke 1 month into a new sim only contract
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https://twitter.com/jacobinmag/status/750409031337017344 I guess this is the last throw of the dice to get him out before tomorrow lol
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Mister Adequate posted:e; lmao Gonzo's increasingly long bans for having a go at 'Flaps  Gonzo UnFree
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Chinese Gordon posted:Also, when whatever horrifying Tory candidate wins and doesn't call an election, I hope all those Lexiters will realise just how monumentally moronic their Leave votes were. Austerity Max is about to hit and nobody will be able to stop it for 4 years. Nice one, lads. They don't understand austerity. I am increasingly under the impression they don't make the connection between public spending and the government. I think they see the government as a bit of entertainment and something above their station like particle physics or something. They have a look when its on the front page or the news but then forget about it. When they have their welfare cut and the binmen only come once a month they don't blame the government. It's just something that happens innit. Something mysterious in the country has gone all buggerup. Probably migrants.
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Oberleutnant posted:I guess this is the last throw of the dice to get him out before tomorrow lol See they waited until the last moment to bring out the really incriminating stuff.
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Oberleutnant posted:https://twitter.com/jacobinmag/status/750409031337017344 More like Pol Pot Noodle
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Laradus posted:See they waited until the last moment to bring out the really incriminating stuff. It's brutal stuff and he should resign immediately imvho
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Shame they don't have any juicy pictures of him sloppily eating those noodles or it'd be a proper front page article.
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idk if anyone saw the front page of the sun yesterday but it was anger that teh FA's chief of communications had a personalised head rest towel on the flight back from the euros
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Not Operator posted:Shame they don't have any juicy pictures of him sloppily eating those noodles or it'd be a proper front page article. The inevitable, sweet, cleansing light of nuclear fire cannot come soon enough, in my opinion.
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Jul 5, 2016 20:48
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Following on from anger that a footballer bought a house for his mother
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MrL_JaKiri posted:Following on from anger that a footballer bought a house for his mother it included the use of a lot of rather loaded words i'm sure they'd never use for a white footballer unrelated but if you want to link/read FT articles just find it in google and load it in the google cache to get around the paywall
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Jose posted:idk if anyone saw the front page of the sun yesterday but it was anger that teh FA's chief of communications had a personalised head rest towel on the flight back from the euros My god, the excess, not seen the like since we had to have the school logo embroidered on our jumpers.
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Jose posted:he was being incredibly weird I haven't actually looked what he got hit for, I just wanted to make the pun
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Was this posted in here? http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ent...4b0f7b55795b23f quote:Tory leadership hopeful Andrea Leadsom gave a “car crash” performance in the first hustings in front of MPs Parliament this evening, according to a senior Conservative. I want to hear her crackpot theories about baby brains.
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tooterfish posted:I have it on good authority that diversifying your holdings will help you weather the coming storm. You are Kelly AICM5P 
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dispatch_async posted:I want to hear her crackpot theories about baby brains.
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Not Operator posted:Shame they don't have any juicy pictures of him sloppily eating those noodles or it'd be a proper front page article. It's good to stop, take a moment, and remind yourself that a political Butterfly Effect occurred because a man did not eat a thing properly.
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vodkat posted:These types of funds will typically hold 20% liquid to cover market volatility and may have increased that in the run up to brexit, along with potentially revising down the value of their holdings. Now too many people have asked for their money back and they need to firesale their assets in the next month. This is exactly like a bank run and it is potentially very bad news. Try closer to 10% or less cash. Plus the point is they are able to pre-emptively trigger the lock-in when they sense even a sniff of withdrawals outstripping liquid assets (and indeed are told to do so by the regulator and their own internal risk departments), which is likely what has happened here. It might be an indicator of very bad news, but it might just be a brief period of uncertainty highlighting a deeply flawed fund model. Because an open-ended fund with illiquid assets is a really dumb idea, and the vast majority of equally dumb ideas along those lines died off in 2008. I have no idea how these funds have survived so long since the introduction of REITs.
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HJB posted:It's good to stop, take a moment, and remind yourself that a political Butterfly Effect occurred because a man did not eat a thing properly. A butterfly effect that reached all the way to Australia where they tried to do the same thing the day of our election with Shorten eating a sausage sideways. http://www.news.com.au/national/fed...1bf58261e1c472b  
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A contributing factor to John Kerry not becoming president of the US was asking for swiss cheese on a cheesesteak in Philly. Food is serious business.
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Jose posted:iwas hoping to as well then my phone broke 1 month into a new sim only contract just claim it back on home contents insurance
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