Politics
Why has leave been backed overnight?
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You having a laff?
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the US State Department has warned its citizens against travelling to Europe this summer, bomb fears at the Euro's?
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Laddies, Brexit 2/9
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2/9 for stay,that is.
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There was bound to be a bounce-back after remain fell to 1.9 on here last week. I had a few hundred at 1.35, which was taken at 3.47 and 4.45 p.m today, but it has fallen back now.
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1.19 sorry.
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Yes, the price has risen a few clicks since last night, but it has peaked at 1.35
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What would anyone having a bet on the result of the referendum use as a yardstick?
The betting or just have a wild guess at the result? |
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I had money sitting at various points at 1.36, 1.37, 1.38 and 1.4 (as well as 1.5 plus) and I can assure you that none of it was taken.
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as in the scottish reff and lab/scots nats scare storys ,i,d be amazed if these rouge polls showing support for brexit havnt got camerons and gideons fingerprints all over them,just the final push to spread brexit fear and get the remain vote out,no wonder the rest of the world pish themselves laughing at so called democracy western style
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Take your point, it hasn't peaked definitively. What I meant is that it seems to have gone as high as it is going to, for now. Of course it could go back up, I hope it does.
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Still no sign of the Biscuit man. Still no answer on the real cost of hard working EU migrants.
I am fed up with hearing they pay more taxes than they take in benefits. THat may be the case but what about the costs of health care, schools, pressure on housing, doctors etc. Any cost benefit analysis must take into account the true of EU migrarants. Come on Remainers. Argue your corner on this. |
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Actually IT, the costings you will see from the Remain side usually only measure the cost up to 2050. And given that the average age of a working immigrant is about 30, it's not hrd to work out why that might be.
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The unfunded pension for new workers is clearly an issue. But I would argue the impact right here right now is negative due to the health care, housing and schooling costs that have been ignored by every study I have seen.
The remains might argue we have to accept freemovement for the free market. If that is the policy then justify it. But please Erraty, Biscuits, Wurzel etc do not try and say EU migrants are better for our economy than a non-discrimatry points based system where anyone of any race, colour, creed or country can move here if they have the skills we need. |
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Some of us got 10-1 on a Tory majority a year ago. The bookies were miles out then and could well be again.
Let's face it, jollies get turned over every day. The EU Ref is no different to any other market. |
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Does anyone post bets before the event on here?
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Fair point. We can only hope and prey for the sake of our country, children and grandchildren that the odds are also 'wrong' on the referendum.
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* pray
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Some of you brexiters don't seem to know much about the market on this. a couple of weeks back Burt06 was banging on about getting 40/1 on remain vote 40% or less, when he could have had 70/1. I had to point out where he could find a price almost twice as high as he said he was getting. at one point he could get 10/1, He did not seem to be aware of this.
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110/1, sorry
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and thanks for pointing that out dessie
 i bet mainly in the offices, not much on here after u letting me know i am also on at 100/1, 90/1 and 60/1  didnt get that 110/1 though  had a little saver at 50/1 for 40-45% for remain u have done ur doe though m8 really hope u had the saver i advised as we are leaving the building  |
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Thanks Burt
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Hey Burt, I got some 1.36 today! Did some-one put some gaffer tape over Boris's mouth?
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dude, u are wrong in ur take of all this imo
boris will appeal to the many tory euro sceptics, as will gove and fox he will kind of half appeal to some lab voters where gove and fox could not but most of the 10 million lab voters are gunna vote out anyway as they know how much they have been fooked by mass uncontrolled immigration - aint no amount of campaigning gunna change that just do the numbers bout 15 million needed for brexit 70% of lab voters nailed on, so thats 7 million 4 million ukippers nailed on, so 11 million in total u then need another 4 million from the 12 million tories do u think they will get that? and not all the 3 million snp and lib dems will vote in adios EUSSR |
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http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/vote/31-05-2016/how-will-you-be-voting-in-the-eu-referendum-or-are-you-a-39dont-know39
MSE poll have a bash :) Looking good so far. |
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Burt, I just think that the Out campaign's chances will increase significantly if Boris can keep his gob shut for a couple of weeks
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MSE poll... thanks Loddy
I’ve 100% made my mind up (5308 votes) I’ll be voting 'remain' 2064 votes (39%) I’ll be voting 'leave' 3243 votes (61%) I’m pretty sure but not completely decided (1097 votes) I’ll be voting 'remain' 539 votes (49%) I’ll be voting 'leave' 558 votes (51%) I’m blowing in the wind (892 votes) I’m swaying to vote 'remain' 208 votes (23%) I’m swaying to vote 'leave' 240 votes (27%) I’m genuinely undecided 444 votes (50%) I’m not planning to vote (63 votes) If I were, I’d vote 'remain' 6 votes (10%) If I were, I’d vote 'leave' 19 votes (30%) I really don’t know how I’d vote 28 votes (44%) I really don’t care 10 votes (16%) |
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Leave winning in every category. Should we expect this given the demographic of the MSE site? Middle-aged / older people are much more likely to use MSE and vote out.
Will be interesting to see how this develops as more people participate. |
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Labour leave movement now saying 40% of Labour voters back brexit.
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I am totally worried about the Postal Vote.Having watched the BBC Doc about the 1st Vote with Heath etc.I think that they will use any trick to Remain.
I live in Lincolnshire in the sticks & I do not know a single working class Rural that are voting to Remain,they are all 100% leave. But all the Farmers are obviously worried about there EU handouts & voting to stay (Surprise). My wealthy Farmer m8 calls his EU handouts his Dole Cheque. |
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Real Deal... I think there's a lot of people looking at the possibility of some skulduggery with the postal vote, and I'm one of them.
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