Pound at all time low? Well that was a lot of fuss about nothing...

[Mottie]

I think we are all happy for that, including Truss and Kwarteng.

What about over the last 6 years though, you seemed to miss out that part of the question, seeing as you always pester people to answer your irrelevant or incorrectly worded questions.

I’m referencing elly's thread which you seem to have missed too. It was about the biggest monthly fall. https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/...ly-fall-against-the-dollar-since-2016.596465/

 

[Mottie]

Ah, you’ve finished for the day. Good. Now, how about answering my question? The same question that you asked me in post #102 that I answered in post #103?

Seems @ellal is quite happy asking questions but goes all swervy and melts away when asked the exact same question. Avoidance? Why would that be I wonder?

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I’m referencing elly's thread which you seem to have missed too. It was about the biggest monthly fall. https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/...ly-fall-against-the-dollar-since-2016.596465/

factually correct but missing the question again.

How does the exchange rate compare over 6 years, or further if you want

 

[Mottie]

How does the exchange rate compare over 6 years, or further if you want

If you need me to tell you that, you’re a lot thicker than people give you credit for.

 

[JohnD]

Mottie can't bring himself to admit that it has tumbled since tbe Brexer referendum.

Strange, because he doesn't usually care how much the nation is damaged.

 

[Mottie]

Mottie can't bring himself to admit that it has tumbled since tbe Brexer referendum.

Done you a right favour with all your Euro investments. No wonder you’re happy.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

If you need me to tell you that, you’re a lot thicker than people give you credit for.

I just wondered why you were so happy about the 2 week high for the £. Like it was a real high. It was just an expensive recovery from a very low.

Have you looked at any graphs of the £ since 2016 ? A simple yes or no will do.

 

[JohnD]

Done you a right favour with all your Euro investments. No wonder you’re happy.

Unike you, I don't like to see the nation damaged.

I have reduced the damage to myself by diversifying further into Europe, as I have mentioned.

Brexers like Rees-mogg did the same, but kept quiet about it.

 

[Mottie]

Unike you, I don't like to see the nation damaged.

Pull the other one. Like some others on here, you can’t stop posting up anything you consider bad news for the UK. I can’t remember seeing any good news from the UK from you - feel free to correct me and point out any positive UK posts you’ve made.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Pull the other one. Like some others on here, you can’t stop posting up anything you consider bad news for the UK. I can’t remember seeing any good news from the UK from you - feel free to correct me and point out any positive UK posts you’ve made.

I think weve all been asking for that.

Anything you can demonstrate ?

 

[Mottie]

I think weve all been asking for that.

Anything you can demonstrate ?

I’ve started more than my fair share of good news threads. As a 'new' member that is au fait with every one of my historic posts, you must be aware of that but I was asking JohnD. Like Ellal, there’s certain questions to those posters that get the cold shoulder treatment on here. Again, as a 'new' member, you will be fully aware of that.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I’ve started more than my fair share of good news threads. As a 'new' member that is au fait with every one of my historic posts, you must be aware of that but I was asking JohnD. Like Ellal, there’s certain questions to those posters that get the cold shoulder treatment on here. Again, as a 'new' member, you will be fully aware of that.

Nothing to demonstrate then ?

Good news versus the exchange rate would be good to see

 

[Justin Passing]

Ok, which part of your question does the following NOT answer?




Where did I say that? What I said, if you care to read it properly, is:

The level of provision of public services e.g. NHS, social care, education, infrastructure etc. is a matter of political ideology.

WHich bit of
The mechanics of fiat economies like the UK can be boiled down to this:

. Govt spends £s into existence
. Those £s are used (or saved)
. Each time they are used they attract taxation
. All govt spending, except that which is saved, eventually returns to the Exchequer

Stops hmg giving loads of money to everyone. ?
SImple question asked many times.

The only constraint you've mentioned is ideology..

WHat you're saying is untrue, surely. If someone spends £50k on a new Merc, it sits there until it's scrapped. Germany gets £50k, not UK plc.
Bit of vat is all.

 

[Mottie]

Nothing to demonstrate then ?

Good news versus the exchange rate would be good to see

Is this not good enough for you then?

 

[Odds]

It seems to me that when the pound reached rock bottom the only way was up so that graph is worthless.