No Deal Brexit 11/8 Against

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    orsenkaht Well-Known Member

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    #1 orsenkaht, Aug 9, 2019
    Surprised to see that. Deal/extend/revoke A 50 Notice is odds on.

    No deal looks the likeliest outcome to me?
     
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    #2 Donks, Aug 9, 2019
    It’s a decent hedge bet, if nothing else. Might help offset the increased cost of imports, but probably not the fall in asset values (unless you have a spare few thousand to lump on).
     
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    #3 Marc, Aug 9, 2019
    Didn’t Boris say “a million to one chance”?
     
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    #4 ScubaTyke, Aug 9, 2019
    Boris says a lot of things.....
     
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    #5 Donny-Red, Aug 9, 2019
    Interesting to see the poor looking at this hedge bet.

    Because it’s precisely what JRM and his ERG colleagues are engineering. They will make millions betting on the UK economy tanking; they have no interest in the rest of us being poorer as a result, they literally see that as being our fault for not being rich enough to make money by being as ‘smart’ as them.
     
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    #6 Baka, Aug 9, 2019
    'UK to leave the EU on or before 31/10/2019?'

    Yes - 2.04

    No - 1.85

    Those are Betfair's current odds, which I find interesting...
     
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