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no offers leave
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The Politicians have FAILED the country and should all be beheaded
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Now the only question is when does Cameron resign?
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ythey're traitors Jim
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and he wont Jack, and boris etc claim to want him to carry on
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I'm starting a collection for the hedge fund managers who ran the exit poll..can you spare a few quid?
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haha
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although didnt that aron banks or whatever the poll he was involved with has leave leading throughout?
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i wonder if there will be a run on the banks this morning
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What they say in public and what they actually want are two different things. Cameron is certain to go, it's just a matter of when. I'm hoping he can hang on till 2017 as I'm on at 7/1 and I've only had a saver on him resigning in 2016.
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jollyswagman 24 Jun 16 04:40
no offers leave 1.01 still available in the `Remain 45%-50%` market, for those inclined. |
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DC and the leading Tory Brexiteers have to tow the party line pre referndum otherwise you're detracting from the referndum and harming the party and potentially swaying votes. I assume DC will step down, can't see him sleeping for a while either. This referendum only happened so Cameron could grab some UKIP voters in a GE. He just handed them their ultimate victory.
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cheers tim, 1.01 has just appeared on the outright too
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I just hope our MEPs get huge "redundancy" packages..I think they might
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hah
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Chukka at the end of the day the poor people are the ones who live with immigrants and compete for houses/jobs and the elite ignored their concerns...maybe they will listen now?
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i didn't know cameron's motivation but i can certainly believe that. time for him to step down and history to forget about him now.
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listen as this coont
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terrible day..THE PUBLIC HAVE VOTED
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Doesn't stop it being terrible
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the vast majority of countries in the world are not part of the eu. they don't feel it is a "catastrophic" situation.
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It was the will of the people at the end of the day. The UKIP surge was down to people wanting out of the EU, Cameron assumed offering a referndum would nab him the votes (it got him a majority which seemed inconcievable). I suspect he was certain that the UK would vote remain and that the last thing he would have wanted to oversee was an exit. He's now seen the worse happen, interesting to see what he does next.
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exactly Henry
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Japanese stock market index falls more than 1,300 points (8%) on Brexit
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At least The Queen will be happy
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Dow Jones futures plummet more than 600 points on Brexit
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Financial TimesVerified account @FinancialTimes 3m3 minutes ago
Pound still falling; down 10.5% against the dolla |
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i must win the dumbest forumite prize when you do the awards bear, i've called the right result but traded out very early and made peanuts.
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Hopefully back up before I buy my moolah
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ah thats a shame jollys
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Scotland now looking for independence and then join the EU. Nicola Sturgeon is going to push Scotland back to the dark ages, she's really not a clever cookie is she.
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Jamie Ross @JamieRoss7 7m7 minutes ago
If you're ever having a bad day at work remember you're not David Cameron and you didn't unintentionally lead the UK out of the EU. |
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i layed remain early..i didnt lay at the 1.06 WISH I F IN had
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the markets will overreact and will be extremely volatile
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Cameron, if he had any decency, should be resigning at about 9am.
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politicians dont have decency
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no way he resignsa
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I think he will despite the Tory MPs letter. Tory leadership has MPs choosing two to put to members. If one is Boris he should be 1.01
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