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This week’s Tweets on Twitter by Your Editor.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index dissects some of the bizarre implications stemming from late night’s ECB policy announcements.

A summary of Saxo Bank’s annual report on its ten “outrageous” predictions for 2017. Are they that outrageous?

Coking coal uncertainty; few bearish catalysts for oil; iron ore softens; Ord Minnett raises copper forecasts, lowers gold; tight primary supply of lead.

Kathleen Brooks of City Index discusses why one small Italian bank could offer more substantial market risk than the referendum result.

The government and aged care sector have reached broad agreement on funding and brokers welcome the reduction in uncertainty.

Origin Energy’s decision to spin off upstream oil & gas assets is seen as sensible but brokers have rushed to downgrade ratings on valuation.

Peter Switzer of the Switzer Super Report discusses the potential implications of the Italian referendum and a weak Australian GDP.

Infrastructure, engineering and mining contractor, Downer EDI, has won a major contract for Sydney trains. Brokers mull over the growth potential ahead.

Michael Gable of Fairmont Equities provides a fundamental review of 2016 and thoughts on how longer term investors might approach 2017.