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amen. Most people who voted in this referendum have no clue what the fcuk is actually happening globally and in Europe. Huge wealth and power transfer has and is taking place. Brexit is possibly the start of a pushback against this globalist agenda which transfers power and wealth to the elite...

ICE European Gasoil front calendars are the thickest energy futures I have come across but I think EDs trump them.

I have no idea. I was merely pointing out that your argument that it has been safer to store gold in France, Germany & Italy for centuries was absolute horseshit. London is the centre of the world in terms of Gold Bullion trading, we have never defaulted as a sovereign nation. None of this will...

def the most liquid spreads I have seen. I have never traded them but a guy showed me in the office, literally telephone numbers up on the ladder. That said most retail are surprised when they first see how liquid the front oil calendars are.

of course it's very doable especially if you are swing trading. i still always prefer to do all my longer term 'overview' work at large screens. the weapon of choice these days seems to be a macbook air and a iphone + model when away from large monitors. GL

thin I am sure but nearly as thin as trading the HO outright!

you are absolutely correct, if people think gold at $1900 was pricey post GFC you aint seen nothing yet. People need to make sure they buy physical or physical backed. shits about to get real.

lol. Many people would disagree with you that their gold has been safer in Germany for centuries compared to UK. Germany has been the worst debt defaulter in world in the last century. The bulk of gold trading is OTC Physical Bullion and the London market is by far the world's largest and most...

Sorry but London IS the financial capital of the world. That is universally accepted amongst bankers and after all it is their playground. NYC is a close second. Where do you suppose the world's financial centre is? frankfurt, paris?, tokyo. This isn't my opinion conduit. I only wish I didn't...

conduit, a huge change in tone from you gratefully received and noted. You have highlighted the problem of a growing divide between the richest and poorest, this is something we can agree on. This problem is widespread in nearly all countries rich and poor. you are absolutely correct Brexit...

A fear based argument of regulation, red tape, trade tariff argument will never work and wont hold. London IS the financial capital of the world, has been for a long time, still is and will be for a very long time. Let me dispel this passport guff argument. The lefties cry 'oh but new...

I do agree that the Brits are likely coming across to many people in the EU as holding them hostage. It has been a turbulent relationship with the EU. We have been through the denial stage for a long time, now the decision has been made we are now in the anger phase. Many people in the UK are...

Yep, further confirmation you have no clue about the true reason the banks wanted remain. Ask yourself a question, when was the last time a regulator took away the license of the one of the top tier investment banks? Banks first and foremost care about making profits and they are very good at it.

hmmm. i knew those odds weren't right lol

I would literally rub myself with fish guts and jump in a shark tank if you had just one iota of valuable order flow in your possession. First you try the 'UK should have stayed because it knew what is was signing up to in 1973' crap, now you are trying to pull the 'i have central bank order...

hahahaha. banks will do whatever is necessary to bring in suitable people regardless. the cheaper low end labour is a token saving for them. It's clear you don't actually know the main reason why the banks wanted a 'remain' vote. I am not going to spell it out for you.

that's right I forgot you have access to the order flow of central banks. douche.

This is one of the dumbest arguments I have ever seen on ET. Look dude, even if there was a crumb of political union from outset does that mean that those who originally signed up can never leave because they 'knew what they were getting into'. Is that really the basis for your argument? Are you...

I am not saying UK has clean hands at all. What I am saying is that Luxembourg has very dirty hands and it is in plain sight for all to see. They are a corporate tax haven by any definition. They shelter multinational companies which would otherwise pay more tax in other EU states or global...

we joined the EC in 1973 mate. The EU and its charters did not come into force until 1993. So you are saying that when the UK joined the EC in 1973 the people voted for ever increasing political union. Are you a Luxembourger? you sound like you have been brainwashed. Although the corporate tax...