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I would also much prefer to keep the clueless pillock fully occupied on this thread to give him less chance of spreading false information on threads pertaining to car maintenance and repairs. It does worry me (and not only me I'm certain) that some unsuspecting soul will act on this spurious advice and cause further damage to their vehicles.Scubaregs said:
Of course, if you want to sit in your zed and turn the ignition off rapidly 200 times or more just to see if it stops the key sticking then fine.
I hope your investments are maturing nicely enough to foot the repair bill. :roll:
True-Blue said:
The crash will happen. When depends on many many variables. You should know that. Burry was 2 years early with his prediction last time around.
There's many things the fed can do to delay it. There's many other market forces that can speed it up. You say politics has nothing to do with this but it does. Biden's son is an extremely successful investor and currently making billions. They will milk that until they no longer can. When they can no longer milk it any more they will inevitably crash the system because there is nowhere else to go.
A massive recession is coming. Four times the size of 2008. That's how big it will be. If you want to know an exact date or timeline then that involves sommany things out with any prediction like if China decides to take over Taiwan or not. Nobody can predict when that will happen or if it happens but it's looking likley. The crash will happen within the next 5 years. If you want me to nail down when. Probably around the end of Biden's reign or a few months after China takes Taiwan.
Now you will say that the above is far too vague and not accurate enough to be a prediction.
I have asked multiple questions which have gone unanswered so do you care to answer any of them?
Someone doesn't understand that there is cap on your yearly ISA. I have multiple accounts for stocks and shares. Then I have multiple crypto wallets and cex and Dex accounts. If you want I can share my screen with you over discord and I'll log in and show you my accounts then you might be surprised by the amount sitting there it's more than a few thousand.
How well is the pound doing against the dollar? There was a time £1 would get you $2?
If you want to believe the UK is in a strong position go ahead and believe that.
You talk about families struggling to pay their heating and the truth is the big rise hasn't even happened yet. That happens in October. You are all missing the elephant in the room with that one. Businesses are already paying record high rates and rents. Record high wages. The list goes on and on. They are now folding like a deck of cards with the increase in energy prices a lot will be going bust and it's a domino effect where they all start tumbling one after another.
There are many many factors working within the market looking at just one is an ignorant view. If you think the £ is doing well then you keep on believing that. The £ gets you $1.18 when a year ago it was $1.4 and not so long ago was $2.
How well is the pound doing against the dollar? There was a time £1 would get you $2?
If you want to believe the UK is in a strong position go ahead and believe that.
You talk about families struggling to pay their heating and the truth is the big rise hasn't even happened yet. That happens in October. You are all missing the elephant in the room with that one. Businesses are already paying record high rates and rents. Record high wages. The list goes on and on. They are now folding like a deck of cards with the increase in energy prices a lot will be going bust and it's a domino effect where they all start tumbling one after another.
There are many many factors working within the market looking at just one is an ignorant view. If you think the £ is doing well then you keep on believing that. The £ gets you $1.18 when a year ago it was $1.4 and not so long ago was $2.
[ref]SonnyA85[/ref], for over 5 years nothing, then all of a sudden you're on here spouting all kinds of stuff. Given the rubbish advice you've dished out on Z4 matters, is it any wonder we are taking everything you say on here with a lorry-load of salt?
Please, do us all a favour and knock it on the head will you?
See you in 2027.
Please, do us all a favour and knock it on the head will you?
See you in 2027.
enuff_zed said:[ref]SonnyA85[/ref], for over 5 years nothing, then all of a sudden you're on here spouting all kinds of stuff. Given the rubbish advice you've dished out on Z4 matters, is it any wonder we are taking everything you say on here with a lorry-load of salt?
Please, do us all a favour and knock it on the head will you?
See you in 2027.
Now now, he was saving the first 5 years and refusing to pay a broadband supplier......
N4LLY said:
You picked a specific denomination euro to argue the £ is stronger. I then used dollar to say it wasn't to prove its ignorant to look at one part of a multi layer equation. Yes the £ may have moved to be slightly stronger against the euro within a small time frame but wasn't the £ at one point worth a lot more than 1.18 euros? So if there has been a small pull back that means nothing in the overall picture.
Well everyone is going on about how much they care about poor people and that they sympathise. They are having to sell their Z4 to pay bills. They are having to choose between energy and food, etc.
You clearly don't see the connection between my argument before when I pointed out the £ has weakened against USD and that's the currency the world runs on not euros. So therefore using euros as a metric for how well the UK doing is a poor one. So it's obvious why you can't see the connection between how the Tory party and their policies and Brexit has been detrimental to the poorest within the UK.
Now the majority of England voted for Brexit and have been voting Tory for the past 12 years that is a fact. You say you car about the poor but the truth is when you can do something to help them you look after your own interests and vote Brexit and Tory.
The Tories make detrimental decisions in terms of the poorest. They make decisions which benefit their own interests and for their friends and lobbyists to further their own interests and those of their friends. This is at the detriment of the poorest.
Do you believe the Tory party benefits the poorest within the UK? Do you believe Brexit benefits the poorest within the UK? Prices are going up thanks to Brexit therefore the poor can afford to buy less. Yes there has been many more factors than just Brexit. Gas prices, oil prices, chip shortages. But Brexit also added additional pressure we could have done without.
Now the tories when advocating for Brexit said that they could take control and zero rate household energy bills. That was a positive for Brexit and I agree that is a positive. Do you know the history behind VAT or what it is?
VAT is a luxury consumer tax. That means it's designed to only be placed on luxury products and it's the consumer who ultimately pays it.
That's why women advocated for tampons to be zero rated. The problem is when you are part of the EU when you join you cannot change what is zero rated. So we couldn't remove VAT from tampons all we could do is reduce rate it. VAT has various forms. Zero rated, reduce rated, standard rated and exempt. Different goods and services fall into different categories.
Residential homes are zero rated.
Insurance is exempt.
Residential energy is reduce rated.
Chocolate is standard rated.
Now the history of residential energy within Britain is it used to be zero rated. Britain needed money and fast. So some smart guy said let's add VAT to residential energy that means now everyone in l the UK will now pay standard rate of Vat on gas and electric and that means overnight they gained a lot of money. Now comes the the really smart part. Once you remove something from zero rating they can't put it back because of EU. So they said okay we got the money now just reduce rate it. They did so because they had no other choice. Brilliant. Absolutely fantastic decisions especially for the poorest.
Now the tories said they would do this as a part of Brexit and now everyone is asking them to zero rate residential energy like it should have been and they are refusing to do so. Remember at the beginning when I said VAT is a luxury tax. I don't view gas and electric as luxury products. They have no right having VAT on them. That's why residential homes are zero rated. That's why tampons are now zero rated. Now the truth is Tories could zero rate it and help the poorest but they won't. They would rather place a luxury tax on a essential product than help the poor. Quite frankly disgusting.
So you say that you really care about the poor but the fact is the majority of England has voted and continues to vote a party that won't actually help the poor. I'm not talking about handouts here. I'm talking about during a massive energy crisis making residential energy which isn't a luxury product zero rated.
Now I have answered why I have mentiythem this is just one example can you now see the correlation between Brexit and the Tories and how that affects the poorest?
Do you agree or disagree that residential energy is a luxury product?
Should it have a luxury tax attached to it in the form of reduced rate VAT?
Making it zero rated would save the average household several hundreds per year every year. Not a one off handout like the Tories are doing and going back on their Brexit promises.
The fact they are refusing to do this on something which is a no brainer just shows you how corrupt they are.
Scubaregs said:enuff_zed said:[ref]SonnyA85[/ref], for over 5 years nothing, then all of a sudden you're on here spouting all kinds of stuff. Given the rubbish advice you've dished out on Z4 matters, is it any wonder we are taking everything you say on here with a lorry-load of salt?
Please, do us all a favour and knock it on the head will you?
See you in 2027.
Now now, he was saving the first 5 years and refusing to pay a broadband supplier......
But he was using his dad’s :roll: