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                      | Good morning, Daily Money friends, it's Nathan wishing you a happy Wednesday! | 
                                                                              | Tough break for Coca-Cola. Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo went for water instead of Coke at a press conference, and that might be why the company's stock took a hit. | 
                                                                              | On to our ...  | 
                                                                              | 💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY: From Election Day through Friday, the S&P 500 jumped 26%, marking the best 220-day stretch for stocks after a presidential election since World War II, according to investment research firm CFRA. Will the gains continue in the second half of 2020? | 
                                                                              | 📰 And here are more stories you won't want to miss: | 
                                                                              | 1. Thinking about buying a home? Don't overlook these hidden costs. | 
                                                                              | 2. MacKenzie Scott donated $2.7 billion to 286 groups. No strings attached. | 
                                                                              | 3. Electricity transformed rural America nearly a century ago. Now, millions of people on farms and in small towns desperately need broadband.  | 
                                                                              | 4. Will there be a fireworks shortage this Fourth of July? Phantom Fireworks is urging customers to shop early. | 
                                                                              | First, it was toilet paper. Now it could be fireworks? Why, cruel world, why?! | 
                                                                              | --@NathanBomey | 
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