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Please click the headlines below to read articles and view videos from Kyle Tetting posted in the Money Talk section of Landaas.com. Kyle Tetting is president of Landaas & Company.

AI vs. dot-com: What investors should know
The science of communicating balance
Changing calendar doesn’t change story
Stronger tools to be patient, grateful
2023 Investment Outlook Seminar
Skating through the latest uncertainty
Implementing data, cultivating outlook
Responding to the calm of summer
Halfway through 2023, outlook improving
Investor risks of action/inaction
Positive signs amid “wall of worry”
Banking on additional uncertainty
Seeing blue skies through cloudy forecasts
Brinkmanship challenges investor resolve
2023 outlooks not bound by the calendar
Over the river and through the Fed
2022 Investment Outlook Seminar
Revisit balance: Gain from Powell’s “pain”
Summer calm belies uncertainties ahead
Math hints on bonds, balance, recession
Seeking answers in wrong questions
Finding direction in the fundamentals
Fed needs tools, time, incremental tuning
War in Ukraine reminds us of role for bonds
Staying the course is not staying still
Pandemic lesson: Invest in resilience
What omicron means for your investments
Inflation: Nuances matter to investors
Reasons to celebrate, opportunity to plan
Recession in the rearview: What’s next?
Wondering where your portfolio fits
Uneven recovery suggests balance
A dose of caution amid calls for optimism
Lessons from the quick sell-off of 2020
Support for stocks, beyond the calendar
Snow day perspectives on stock forecasts
Making sense of year-end recaps, forecasts
Reasons for thanks, with a long road ahead
Pessimism could send a contrary signal
Investing for change, remaining patient
Bear market brief, uncertainty lingers
On Balance: The noise of summer
Encouraging context for volatile quarters
Venturing out after hunkering down
Preparing for what comes next
From peak to bear, now seeking normalcy
A note on coronavirus volatility
Challenging the rules on rules of thumb
Headlines only part of stock market story
Multiple reasons for an exceptional 2019
Investment views heading into 2020
Holiday shoppers raise economic trend line
Expectations of less-than-Great recession
The outlook for value in your portfolio
Summer calm meets heightened volatility
What slowing growth means for investors
Adjust expectations, not allocations
Older, slower, but still growing
As the world (more slowly) turns
May 2019 investment outlook
How to handle fears of recession
Economic surprise, steady as she goes
Balance beats timing (and uncertainty)
Spring 2019 Investment Outlook
Recessions: Uncertainty suggests balance
Stock market reflecting lower expectations
Volatility: Stock market vs. your portfolio
Calming words amid unsettling markets
Uncertainties distract from fundamentals
Resist impulse, take the prudent action
Selections important to your investments
Keeping our eyes on what’s ahead
Ignore bonds at your own risk
Signs of the times: Check risk levels
Midyear 2018 Investment Outlook
Investing away from home
The case for active funds amid volatility
Rising Rates – Not all bad news
Singling out concerns in your investments
Two factors that matter most: An update
Are we there yet? Rewards of the journey
Correction: Volatility has returned
How interest rates are shaping up
Balance between stretching and snapping
Investment Outlook 2018
Thankful investors, don’t overlook bonds
Taking precautions amid stock run
Autumn 2017 State of Investments
Earnings Yield: Valuing Stocks vs. Bonds
Anticipating the return of volatility
Why investments outperform their investors
Midyear 2017 investment outlook
Investing for portfolio income as rates rise
Waiting for Volatility
Concentrated gains, broad participation
Managing expectations for investments
Different stories for economy, stocks
Reflation trade’s effects on investors
Enjoy the gains, remain cautious
Over there: Investing in a global economy
2017 Investment Outlook
2016: Celebrations and reminders
How bonds fared as Fed has raised rates
Don’t Fear this Fed
Autumn 2016: Taking stock of stocks
Downside protection for investors
Building on American momentum
Investors: Keep your eye on the ball
Screening investments for sustainability
Ask Money Talk: Measuring risk with beta
Markets warming after cold start
Searching for inflection
Ask Money Talk: The role of cash
Narrowing the selection of mutual funds
Know a mutual fund beyond its prospectus
Investment lessons from 2015
Understanding your investments: Prospectus
How to read a mutual fund prospectus
Don’t underestimate resilience
Investment results: Success or luck?
Sorting through investment fund managers
Retirement investing: Where to begin
“Smart” beta: Know what you’re getting
Second Quarter 2015 rebound
Investor lessons from the start of 2015
Indexes: Low costs, less flexibility
Asset allocation: Getting the big stuff right
Actively managing risk
Active management: Less risk, more return
Stock concerns as interest rates rise
Socially responsible investing
Fed efforts to fan inflation
Room to grow
Seeing how your equities are balanced
Correlation: How investment balance can shift
Talking Money: Yield Curve
Alpha: Putting investment return in the context of risk
Beta: Learning how risky an investment might be
Correlation: A balancing tool
Talking Money: Measuring risk/reward
Talking Money: Modern Portfolio Theory
Adding value to retirement plans
Bond strategies when rates rise
Talking Money: Growth Investing
Talking Money: Indexes
Talking Money: ETFs
Pricing pressures
Rolling over retirement plans
(initially posted Oct. 26, 2017; updated occasionally)

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