Originally Posted by Meow (Post 8552802)

What else would you expect with that mess of an outcome? It's not a collapse though. Of late, you have been posting like a tabloid journalist...
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Originally Posted by The Dean (Post 8553201)

I reckon 1.51 to 1.46 (about 3.3%) in less than 18 hours can be called a collapse. I bet you wish your client's investments earned interest at that rate.

Think of it another way - the pound was already falling on the back of 'fears of a hung parliament'; when it happened, why should it have fallen further?

It was a collapse.

Originally Posted by Malibu Ken (Post 8552953)

I live on a paid off 60 acre ranch with cattle, streams, a few ponds...I butchered 2Certified USDA Prime Black Angus animals a few weeks ago

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Originally Posted by Bijilo123 (Post 8553445)

If you look at the properties (right click on the photo) of the cows you can see that the URL is a photobucket user called redpeters3

You can see his other crappy pictures including one of a toothbrush.

Word of advice - don't leave traces that people can follow.

Originally Posted by Meow (Post 8553286)

:(

You really do sound like the Daily Mail ;)

It fell further due to idiotic individual investors panicking as they always do. And the certainty of uncertainty. And because most of the city was optimistically hoping for a Conservative victory and didn't get it.

The country is a mess and it just isn't going to get better for ages. Very depressing.

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Originally Posted by Meow (Post 8553286)

:(

You really do sound like the Daily Mail ;)

It fell further due to idiotic individual investors panicking as they always do. And the certainty of uncertainty. And because most of the city was optimistically hoping for a Conservative victory and didn't get it.

The country is a mess and it just isn't going to get better for ages. Very depressing.

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