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      "body": "1 – Cisco Systems (CSCO) is the dominant player in internet switches and routers, but about 40% of overall sales comes from steady revenue streams in its software and services businesses. Cisco’s $34.6 billion in cash and short-term investments gives it plenty of latitude to raise dividends or make acquisitions. The stock yields 2.5%. In May, the company reported that fiscal third-quarter earnings were 13% above the same period in 2018. And company executives said during a quarterly earnings call that Cisco has slashed its manufacturing in China, reducing potential damage from a trade war between the U.S. and China.\n\n2 – Danaher (DHR) is a health care equipment maker on a hot streak. Shares are up nearly 30% so far in 2019 and trade at 26 times projected year-ahead earnings. And yet, says Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners, the market doesn’t fully appreciate the growth potential stemming from Danaher’s recent mega-acquisition of General Electric’s biopharmaceutical business. The unit is a leading provider of instruments, equipment and software supporting the discovery, development and manufacture of complex, biologic drugs.\n\n\n3 – Walmart (WMT)… Not many retailers can give Amazon.com a run for its money, but Walmart is giving it a go. Analysts at CFRA bumped up their rating on the stock from “buy” to “strong buy” after the retailer reported boffo first-quarter earnings, including a 37% jump in U.S. e-commerce sales. The retailer also announced plans to introduce free next-day shipping on orders over $35. “We think the offer will help it take e-commerce market share from Amazon,” say CFRA analysts. They see the stock trading at $115 within the next 12 months.\n\n\n4 – Zoetis (ZTS)… Ahead of the 2020 election, talk of potential Medicare and Medicaid changes, among other things, has spooked many health care investors. But Zoetis, the world’s biggest animal health company, is immune to election-year rhetoric. Every major division of its business, which makes vaccines, medicine and health products for a diverse lineup of livestock and pets, expanded in 2018. Managers at Eaton Vance Worldwide Health Sciences fund like the firm’s predictable revenue and its growing overseas footprint.\n\n-Found This Helpful? Please Upvote & Follow @Valuemation For More..💙",
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      "body": "Everyone knows Donald Trump is rich. But how about the 25 people jockeying to replace him as president? Forbes dug into the details—examining financial disclosure statements, scouring local real estate records and calculating pension benefits—to figure out the finances of the 2020 candidates.\n\nThere were some surprises. Bernie is a millionaire. So is “middle-class Joe” Biden. Elizabeth Warren is richer than both of them, worth an estimated $12 million. But she’s a long way from John Delaney, whose $200 million fortune makes him twice as wealthy as every other Democratic candidate not named Tom Steyer. The hedge fund tycoon, who announced his candidacy in July 2019, is worth an estimated $1.6 billion.\n\n\n\nAside from Trump and Steyer, the average net worth is $12.9 million—the same as it was for the 2016 contenders. The median net worth is $2 million. The poorest is Pete Buttigieg, who has an estimated $100,000—or about 0.003% of Trump’s fortune.\n\nWe reached out to all of the candidates. No one, not even the Democrats who spend the most time bashing Trump for his financial dealings, answered every question. So we ranked the entire field on transparency, assigning scores ranging from 0 (lips sealed) to 5 (full disclosure). In the end, we uncovered the money, regardless of whether the candidates wanted it out in the open.\n\nThe $5 Billion Field\n\n\nDONALD TRUMP\nNet worth: $3.1 billion\nFinancial transparency score: 0/5\nMoney raised (as of June 2019): $124 million\nThe billionaire-in-chief is rich enough to fund his entire presidential campaign by himself. Not that he will. While donors around the country have been pitching in to support his reelection effort, the richest president in American history has donated exactly $0 of his own, according to the latest filings.\n\n—\n\n\nTOM STEYER\nNet worth: $1.6 billion\nFinancial transparency score: 1/5\nMoney raised: $0\nAfter years of backing other Democrats, the hedge funder is trying his own luck as a candidate. Money won’t be an issue. Steyer founded Farallon Capital in 1986 and turned it into one of the largest hedge fund firms in the country. He stepped back in 2012 to focus on politics and philanthropy, concentrating his early efforts on protecting the environment. That struck some people as odd, given that he had previously invested in the fossil-fuel industry. Oil tycoon Harold Hamm, a prominent Trump supporter, once called Steyer “the world’s biggest hypocrite.” For his part, Steyer said he had a change of heart and divested his old fossil-fuel holdings.\n\n\n\nJOHN DELANEY\nNet worth: $200 million\nFinancial transparency score: 2/5\nMoney raised: $26 million\nDelaney made a fortune in the business world before serving three terms in Congress. The son of a union electrician, he launched HealthCare Financial Partners, a lender to health care businesses, in 1993. One of his major backers: Tom Steyer, whose hedge fund invested $25 million. Delaney took HealthCare Financial Partners public in 1996 and pocketed $30 million when he sold it three years later to Heller Financial (later rolled into GE Capital). He quickly founded a second company, commercial lender CapitalSource, raising $542 million to launch it—$190 million of it from Steyer’s firm.\n\n—\n\n\nMICHAEL BENNET\nNet worth: $15 million\nFinancial transparency score: 2/5\nMoney raised: $4 million\nThe Democratic senator got millions working for Republican megadonor Philip Anschutz. After serving in the Justice Department during the Clinton administration, Bennet left Washington in 1997 to join the Anschutz Investment Company. There, he worked on a deal to merge three movie theater chains into Regal Entertainment Group and ultimately joined its board of directors. Today his assets include hedge fund holdings and Colorado real estate.\n\n\n—\n\n\nJOE BIDEN\nNet worth: $9 million\nFinancial transparency score: 4/5\nMoney raised: $22 million\n“Middle-class Joe” is now solidly upper class. The former vice president and his wife, Jill, earned more than $15 million in the two years after they left the White House, cashing in on a multi-book deal with publisher Flatiron. In 2017, they dropped $2.7 million on a 4,800-square-foot pad in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. The next year, they paid off a mortgage on their other home, in Wilmington, Delaware.\n\n—\n\nKAMALA HARRIS\nNet worth: $6 million\nFinancial transparency score: 4/5\nMoney raised: $25 million\nSenator Harris married lawyer Douglas Emhoff in 2014, creating a California power couple. She brought the clout, and he brought the money. Since then, they have raked in $8.2 million—most of it from Emhoff’s work at law firms Venable and DLA Piper. The couple owns homes in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C. and San Francisco, worth a combined $5.8 million before debt.\n\nportfolio, which includes more than $15,000 of Apple stock and at least $100,000 in Amazon shares.\n\n—\n\n\nBETO O'ROURKE\nNet worth: $4 million\nFinancial transparency score: 3/5\nMoney raised: $14 million\nThe former Texas congressman married into a rich family—his wife, Amy, is the daughter of an El Paso real estate tycoon—but only a small chunk of that wealth has trickled down to the couple. Their largest asset is a note held by Amy, worth $2.5 million, according to a campaign spokesperson. 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Last year de Blasio collected $108,450 by renting out the two properties while he and his family live in Gracie Mansion, the mayor’s official residence.\n\n—\n\n\nBERNIE SANDERS\nNet worth: $2.5 million\nFinancial transparency score: 4/5\nMoney raised: $46 million\nTurns out, the socialist senator is a pretty successful capitalist. After running for president in 2016, Sanders inked three lucrative book deals that have brought him more than $2 million so far, catapulting him into the 1%. Since the 2016 election, he has shelled out $575,000 for a northern Vermont summer home and paid off a 30-year mortgage on his Burlington, Vermont, house—25 years early.\n\n\nJAY INSLEE\nNet worth: $2 million\nFinancial transparency score: 4/5\nMoney raised: $5 million\nSince 1988, Inslee has bounced back and forth between the Washington state government (serving as a legislator and now governor) and the federal government (representing Washington’s 4th district, then its 1st district). 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What she does have sits in mutual funds, money market accounts and cash accounts, along with a handful of publicly traded stocks like Apple, Home Depot and VF Corp. While Williamson is not likely to win the election, she’ll almost certainly make money off her campaign: In April, she released her latest book, A Politics of Love.\n\nKIRSTEN GILLIBRAND\nNet worth: $1 million\nFinancial transparency score: 3/5\nMoney raised: $15 million\nGillibrand owns a $350,000 home in Troy, New York, with her husband, Jonathan. She’s the breadwinner, earning $174,000 annually for serving in the senate. He made just $185,000 as a consultant and investor between 2007 and 2018, according to tax returns. Their most valuable asset appears to be Gillibrand’s federal pension, worth an estimated $450,000.\n\n—\n\n\nSETH MOULTON\nNet worth: $1 million\nFinancial transparency score: 2/5\nMoney raised: $2 million\nMoulton got a physics degree from Harvard, then joined the Marine Corps and served four tours in Iraq. Back Stateside, he used the G.I. Bill to get master's degrees from Harvard’s public policy and business schools, before running for Congress. His $1 million fortune is largely spread among mutual funds, index funds and a 2,750-square-foot condo in Salem, Massachusetts.\n\nANDREW YANG\nNet worth: $1 million\nFinancial transparency score: 2/5\nMoney raised: $5 million\nThe son of Taiwanese immigrants, Yang left a corporate law gig to go into the startup world. In 2000 he cofounded Stargiving.com, a website that gave charitable donors the chance to meet celebrities. After it folded he went to work for small mobile software and healthcare companies, then became CEO of test prep business Manhattan Prep in 2006. Yang helped grow the company to $11 million in revenues before industry giant Kaplan bought it in 2009 for tens of millions.\n\n—\n\n\nJULIAN CASTRO\nNet worth: $700,000\nFinancial transparency score: 2/5\nMoney raised: $4 million\nBarack Obama’s former secretary of housing and urban development has more than $100,000 in cash accounts, plus stock in a handful of mutual funds. After Obama left office, Castro joined the faculty of the University of Texas’ school of public affairs. His $40,000-per-year university pension is worth about $110,000. 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      "body": "Ask Yourself...\n\nSo my question to you is, \"How soft are you?\"\n\nWhen's the last time you went a day without eating, went camping and slept on the hard ground, or sat down and read a business book without getting up, went a month without going out to eat, did 100 pushups, or walked to get groceries instead of taking the car?\n\nAn Amish old farmer once told me, \"Tai there are 3 types of people in the world. People who make things happen; people who watch things happen; and people who WONDER what happened.\"\n\nIf you are wondering what happened to your dreams there is a simple answer.\n\nToughen Up...\n\nI learned how tought you need to be when I lived for 4 months in New Zealand. I learned to shear sheep to pay for my trip. If the sheep shearers ever heard me complain about the 12 days they would look at me and say, \"Harden up mate.\"\n\nThat's the simple answer. We are all too soft these days. Modern\nconvenience is great but it comes at an expense.\n\nThe expense of weakening our will to create, to survive, to build, to dream.\n\nThe world is on a fast path to reaping the results of luxury gone wild: 50% diabetics, 60% obesity, and 20% of people on depression medication...\n\nAnd I will tell you why. It's because of the media. They are trying to SELL you something.\n\nThey sell us convenience in the form of big Macs and stupid music and cheap clothes with fancy labels on them because they want your money.\n\nIt's the wealthy using capital to prey on our basic instincts to seek the easy way out. So they build big companies that make frozen dinners and big gulp sodas to fill their pockets at our expense.\n\nThe Rule Of The Sucker...\n\nRemember this, \"When you are in a room and you don't know who the sucker is, YOU are the sucker.\"\n\nYou never want to be the sucker.\n\nStop being the sucker.\n\nYou should WANT life to be a little hard. Like Tom Hanks says, \"...The hard is what makes it great.\"\n\nThe world doesn't need 50,000 more Paris Hilton/Kim Kardashian's running after the newest Louboutin high heels.\n\nIt needs 300 Spartans. Spartans embraced being stoics.\n\nI was reading about how the Spartans trained their children:\n\"the students... were fed just the right amount for them never to become sluggish through being too full, while also giving them a taste of what it is not to have enough.\"\n\nCompare that to our schools where we fill up the cafeteria with sugar, fat, salt, and soda.\n\nSpartan Rules...\n\nThe Spartans had 8 rules for training their children:\n1. Spartans had to prove their fitness even as children.\n2. Spartan children were placed in a military-style education program.\n3. Fighting was encouraged among Spartan children.\n4. Spartans were expected to be lifelong soldiers.\n5. Spartan youths were ritualistically tested.\n6. Food was intentionally kept scarce, and poor fitness was cause for ridicule.\n7. Spartan men were not allowed to live with their wives until age 30.\n8. Surrender in battle was the ultimate disgrace.\n\nSounds crazy? Yes. Not something I would recommend in our day and age.\n\nBut there is a valuable lesson here. As Shakespeare said, \"Let me embrace thee, sour adversity, for wise men say it is the wisest course.\"\nForget Drake and Lil' Wayne. They are trying to sell you something. Yolo - You Only Live Once - is for suckers.\n\nThere is a balance. You must find the balance. Maybe it's one part convenience, two parts challenge. Or maybe you are a little softer. Start out three parts convenience, two part challenge.\n\nWhatever balance you choose, choose a little more 'toughening up.'\nTake a cold shower, take the stairs not the elevator, lift something heavy, run around the block, turn off the air conditioning for a day, read a hard book, do a hard math problem, take a martial arts class, do 100 pushups, go a month without buying any fancy clothes, go a week without any sugar.\n\nIt won't hurt you. In fact according to Martin Seligman, the famous happiness psychologist, it will make you a hell of a lot happier.\nAnd as Charlie Munger says it will make you a hell of a lot richer too.\n\n-Found Any Value? Please Upvote❤",
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It was founded in October 2011 as \"a coin that is silver to Bitcoin’s gold,” according to founder Charles Lee. Unlike the heavy computer horsepower required for Bitcoin mining, Litecoins can be mined by a normal desktop computer. Litecoin’s maximum limit is 84 million – four times Bitcoin’s 21-million limit – and it has a transaction processing time of about 2.5 minutes, about one-fourth that of Bitcoin.\nRipple – Ripple was launched by OpenCoin, a company founded by technology entrepreneur Chris Larsen in 2012. Like Bitcoin, Ripple is both a currency and a payment system. The currency component is XRP, which has a mathematical foundation like Bitcoin. The payment mechanism enables the transfer of funds in any currency to another user on the Ripple network within seconds, in contrast to Bitcoin transactions, which can take as long as 10 minutes to confirm.\nMintChip – Unlike most cryptocurrencies, MintChip is actually the creation of a government institution, specifically the Royal Canadian Mint. MintChip is a smartcard that holds electronic value and can transfer it securely from one chip to another. Like Bitcoin, MintChip does not need personal identification; unlike Bitcoin, it is backed by a physical currency, the Canadian dollar.\n\n\nThe Future\nSome of the limitations that cryptocurrencies presently face – such as the fact that one’s digital fortune can be erased by a computer crash, or that a virtual vault may be ransacked by a hacker – may be overcome in time through technological advances. What will be harder to surmount is the basic paradox that bedevils cryptocurrencies – the more popular they become, the more regulation and government scrutiny they are likely to attract, which erodes the fundamental premise for their existence.\n\nWhile the number of merchants who accept cryptocurrencies has steadily increased, they are still very much in the minority. For cryptocurrencies to become more widely used, they have to first gain widespread acceptance among consumers. However, their relative complexity compared to conventional currencies will likely deter most people, except for the technologically adept.\n\nA cryptocurrency that aspires to become part of the mainstream financial system may have to satisfy widely divergent criteria. 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      "body": "Cryptocurrencies have come a long way since the first Bitcoin which used to buy a couple of pizzas. Few of the people who owned these currencies still have them. But, many who rode the first wave of crypto have been rewarded with an ample amount of money and properties. How about 10 fabulous predictions for the future of cryptocurrencies?\n\nEveryone will start to use Cryptocurrencies — and they may not even be aware of it.\nThough it has been a decade since the arrival of Cryptocurrencies, there are people who aren’t aware of it. They make use of the traditional method of transactions to manage the money flow. In the future, businesses will start using Cryptocurrencies to pay for their services. With this, businesses will remove the middleman from various processes. And it will reduces costs and makes their services cheaper for the end user. All this will happen even when people aren’t aware of the cryptocurrencies.\nBitcoins will hit $1 million.\nJohn McAfee has predicted a very bold thought about Bitcoin hitting $1 million by the end of 2020. He believes that, crypto currencies are the most trusted ones. Once the Bitcoin takes over the global economy, the demand will increase and the traditional dollars will no longer be needed.\n\nThe owner of Snapchat, Jeremy Liew and Blockchain co-founder Peter Smith predicts that by 2030, the price will have reached $500.000.\nIn the future, Bitcoin will act as Remittances for many people.\nLack of knowledge can make the people buy Bitcoins as a safer mode of investment similar to Gold.\nWith smartphone transactions, half of the world will march towards non-cash transactions by the year 2030.\nCryptocurrencies will replace Fiat currencies.\nAccording to Draper, one of the Crypto Enthusiast has recorded his view on the same. He says fiat currencies will disappear as people will start marching towards cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. The major reason for this adoption is people believe cryptocurrencies as the reliable storages of value accros country borders and political aspects.\nIf you consider the most popular cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, it has reached the top 30 currencies list by passing the $10.000 hallmark. Thus, most of the experts predict Cryptocurrencies are here to stay by being an alternative for Fiat Currencies. Moreover, it is said that the total lifespan of fiat currencies will be at a maximum of five years.\n\n-Please If You Liked The Article Upvote it😊, & Follow VALUEMATION For More Special✨ Content💙.",
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      "body": "Cryptocurrencies have come a long way since the first Bitcoin which used to buy a couple of pizzas. Few of the people who owned these currencies still have them. But, many who rode the first wave of crypto have been rewarded with an ample amount of money and properties. How about 10 fabulous predictions for the future of cryptocurrencies?\n\n\nEveryone will start to use Cryptocurrencies — and they may not even be aware of it.\nThough it has been a decade since the arrival of Cryptocurrencies, there are people who aren’t aware of it. They make use of the traditional method of transactions to manage the money flow. In the future, businesses will start using Cryptocurrencies to pay for their services. With this, businesses will remove the middleman from various processes. And it will reduces costs and makes their services cheaper for the end user. All this will happen even when people aren’t aware of the cryptocurrencies.\nBitcoins will hit $1 million.\nJohn McAfee has predicted a very bold thought about Bitcoin hitting $1 million by the end of 2020. He believes that, crypto currencies are the most trusted ones. Once the Bitcoin takes over the global economy, the demand will increase and the traditional dollars will no longer be needed.  \n\nThe owner of Snapchat, Jeremy Liew and Blockchain co-founder Peter Smith predicts that by 2030, the price will have reached $500.000.\nIn the future, Bitcoin will act as Remittances for many people.\nLack of knowledge can make the people buy Bitcoins as a safer mode of investment similar to Gold.\nWith smartphone transactions, half of the world will march towards non-cash transactions by the year 2030.\nCryptocurrencies will replace Fiat currencies.\nAccording to Draper, one of the Crypto Enthusiast has recorded his view on the same. He says fiat currencies will disappear as people will start marching towards cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. The major reason for this adoption is people believe cryptocurrencies as the reliable storages of value accros country borders and political aspects.\nIf you consider the most popular cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, it has reached the top 30 currencies list by passing the $10.000 hallmark. Thus, most of the experts predict Cryptocurrencies are here to stay by being an alternative for Fiat Currencies. Moreover, it is said that the total lifespan of fiat currencies will be at a maximum of five years.\n\n-Please If You Liked The Article Upvote it😊, & Follow VALUEMATION For More Special✨ Content💙.",
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