Some of you live in an alternate reality I think.

I paste a link of the national address where Trump says, and I quote:

“In just over two years since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom — a boom that has rarely been seen before. There’s been nothing like it. … An economic miracle is taking place in the United States.”

You then claim that I am incorrect in stating that Trump believes the US economy is strong.

You then mention the Fed, which has nothing to do with Trump's touting of the US economy.

Is this cognitive dissonance or can you not read, pal?

Frankfurt rental prices are going up. Conversely its a good time to move to London.

The horse has largely already bolted.

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From this article.

Here's a roundup of the financial exodus so far (as at March 13th):

US bank giants Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup have moved 250 billion euros (3 billion) of balance-sheet assets to Frankfurt because of Brexit.

Bank of America is spending 0 million to move staff and operations in anticipation of Brexit, and is trying to persuade London staff to move to Paris.

Barclays last week won permission to shift assets worth £166 billion (6 billion) to its Irish division. Barclays is set to become Ireland's biggest bank.

France's BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole, and Societe Generale have opted to transfer 500 staff out of London to Paris.

UBS has chosen German financial center Frankfurt for its new EU headquarters.

Swiss peer Credit Suisse is moving 250 jobs to Germany, Madrid, and Luxembourg among other EU 27 countries as well as 0 million from its market division to Germany. And in December Credit Suisse told its wealthiest clients to hurry and move their money out of the UK before Brexit.

Germany's Deutsche Bank is also considering shifting large volumes of assets to Frankfurt as part of its Brexit plan.

HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, has shifted ownership of many of its European subsidiaries from its London-based entity to its French unit.

Australia's largest bank by assets, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, has set in motion plans to base around 50 staff in Amsterdam, and has applied for a banking licence in the country.

Other Australian lenders Macquarie, Westpac, and ANZ are also in talks to move operations to Dublin and continental Europe.

Europe's biggest repo trading venue, called BrokerTec, is being moved to Amsterdam from London, meaning a 0 billion a day repo business is leaving the UK.

More than 100 UK-based asset managers and funds have applied to the Irish central bank for authorization in Ireland.

Read through this again... Most of this is "planning to" and "in talks" and "have applied" etc etc. Have they actually done anything significant?

DESPITE Brexit, London is still the No.1 financial hub in Europe – by some margin.

I don't understand, I quoted you directly?

Seems you changed some of the figures in my quote when you replied to my post, naughty naughty boy. That is probably contravening the golden laws of the HOL forum written on an ancient parchment kept in a safe in a bunker underneath Becky's house.

Either way, the impact to the financial industry has been enormous already due to Brexit.

Certain decisions have already been made in manufacturing and automotive, where Brexit has been cited as a decisive factor. Nissan, Schaeffler, BMW to name but a few.

But hey ho, I am sure its all just pant wetting falsehoods eh.

Why would i change your figures ? I merely asked you to look at others ie those that take time and patience.
I'm obviously far from perfect but blinkered idiots like yourself have made me post less on this site for a good while now.

See you around. All the best xxx