Since the 11th December sterling has risen 7%
On the euro and has an upward trend. That should help pay the apparent 10% tariff's.

In a long term that`s true.Like injuring some part of your body after a time body will recover and not all injuries end with death. And any deal (including no deal and staying in EU) is not a death from all aspects (financial, social etc)

However, finance usually treats `uncertainty` as `falling of a cliff analogy` and reacts and this is how some people make money while others loose

Edited by blackheatheagle (07 Mar 2019 12.17pm)

All the speculators and spivs will be shorting down the pound on 29th March, probably same people that convinced you to vote leave

Be interesting to see what sort of a bashing the pound takes

Would also be interested to see how Jacob's hedge funds did

On the day you voted to leave it was 1.32, today its 1.17

If you lost £100 and found £10 would you celebrate?

Give it a rest now as your continued trolling is become tiresome

Got to love Theresa.