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Once again I am sitting here in Shipston with a live audience of one, my father. So we have his take on George Michael - mine is HERE. My views on Syria are referred to in the podcast and the article I mention is HERE. Then I go onto my 8 macro calls for 2017 covering Europe and the Euro, interest rates, corporate earnings visibility, fraud & bankruptcies, house prices, shares, gold and oil.

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  Nightmare at the Greek Hovel – car won’t start bus to catch: Tom Winnifrith

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  Pressure Technologies (#PRES) – Health & Safety charge sentencing hearing postponed until new year “due to a change in judicial availability”

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  W Resources (#WRES) – €0.5m revolving credit facility, “in the process of negotiating additional facilities”

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  Remote Monitored Systems (#RMS) – “not been able to grow the Geocurve business as previously expected”, “reviewing strategic options”

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  OptiBiotix Health (#OPTI) – medical device status and a CE mark for an unflavoured version of SlimBiome Medical

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  ContourGlobal (#GLO) – with delay in closing CHP acquisition, now expects FY adj. EBITDA “to be modestly below the bottom end of the previous range”

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  Dunelm (#DNLM) – with “sourcing gains and better sell through”, now anticipates FY PBT “higher than our previous expectations”

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  Joules (#JOUL) – argues H1 “robust” & “well placed as we enter the important Christmas trading period”

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  Time Out (#TMO) – warns, due to Markets expansion, of “modest impact to full year EBITDA”, though argues “encouraged by the early trading” of new sites

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  IG Group (#IGG) – expects H1 net trading revenue of c. £250m v. comparative £251m - which included 2 months prior to ESMA product intervention measures

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