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'Market Commentaries' is the long-running series of articles authored by Daniel Wildermuth, President and CEO, Kalos Financial. Mr. Wildermuth shares his in-depth knowledge of the market as it relates to national and international events, and their effects on the investment world. Sign up to receive the monthly updates below.
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