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Transcript: JP Morgan 19/08/2019 Introducing... LUNA X Brokerage for SpaceX USA, China, and India are three of the dominating World economies Elon Musk has set up a base on the moon Population increase to over 9 Billion with a gradient of over +2% / year Climate change Luna X is the official partner of Space X The World in 2044 2044 Who are we? Who We Are Brokers working as a subsidiary for Space X The one and only leading project towards colonizing the moon. We're working on giving the world a new place to live whilst healing our beautiful home Terra. Brand & Marketing Brand and marketing Mission statement: The colonization of the moon is an achievable and great goal; Luna X is your professional brokerage that allows your country's governments to obtain shares of the land on the moon. Landing page video for Luna X Video Product/Service Products Selling shares of the land on the moon. 1 share = 10 square miles 1.46 million of 10 square miles sections to be sold for a minimum price of $500,000 per 10 square miles Clients: Governments Clients & Stakeholders Clients & Stakeholders Stakeholders: UN SpaceX General population Head Quarters Data servers Satellites Buildings & Locations Buildings Satellites Cybersecurity System Blockchain Servers Technology Technology re-aligning our business with emerging technological trends creating a business model of the future exploiting emerging opportunities liaising with prospective clients in the most efficient manner Staff and values Staff Organization chart Estimated Set up Costs Costs Technology - $3.46 Billion Infrastructure - $2.5 Billion Staff - $200 Million (per year) Security - $100 Million Total = $6.3 Billion Profit & Loss P & L Net profit Possible loss on overheads BASED UPON THE ASSUMPTION THAT ALL SURFACE AREA OF MOON IS SOLD Net Profit Profits 14.6/10 = 1.46 (total number of available plots) 1.46M X 500,000 = $730 bn Commission = 5% Revenue = $36.5 bn PBT = $30.2 bn PAT = $26.4 bn Cyber attacks Natural Disasters Data leaks Monopoly of the moon Reputational risk Risks and solutions Risks Expand Our Trade Further Use of Luna Coin Future Products Future Plans

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Transcript: By: Me How I Got Rich: Work Experience New York JP Morgan Hey check out my blog post that's all about me! One of my Railroads financed railroad, reorganized and consolidated financially troubled railroads gained control of portions of these railroads and controlled about ⅙ of America’s rail lines stabilized American market (Panic of 1907) - convinced several top financial ppl to bail out various failing financial institutions Loaned gov’t $60 million in 1895, saved gold standard made investments in large businesses and had control of Congress members left money to son (JP Morgan Jr.), had 4 children Helped purchase struggling New York Times Bought out Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railroad for $30 million, got legal immunity from T. Roosevelt for the deal (1907) Almost funded Nikola Tesla attempted to ender London Subway field but failed financed International Mercantile Marine Company (owner of Titanic) - scheduled to travel on it but cancelled last minute owned first electrically lit private residence in New York because he invested in Edison YACHTS - supposedly said “If you have to ask the price, you can’t afford it” collected books, pictures, paintings, clocks, many loaned/given to Metropolitan Museum of Art major part in establishing Metropolitan Museum of Art and his library, Piermont Morgan Library public, Harvard, Trinity Photos Born: John Pierpont Morgan on April 17, 1837 (Connecticut) Died: March 31, 1913 Father had him handle one million dollars to know what it feels like and this taught him how to avoid any risks Avoids fighting in the civil war by buying a substitute for 300 dollars during the war, he bought 5000 rifles for $3.50 each ---> sells them for $22 each rifles were defective and would shoot off the thumb of the users brought to the attention of a congressional committee but they exonerate (overlook) him hired Thomas Edison to install electricity in his mansion of 5th in Manhattan invests everything in Edison ( against his father’s will) Creates the Edison Electricity Company created the world’s first power station and half of Manhattan was connected to his home for power Morgan v. Westinghouse Edison( hired under Morgan) v. Telsa ( hired under Westinghouse) Telsa gives up his patent claim immediately attracting investments to Westinghouse/ Telsa Company Morgan threatens Westinghouse with patent infringement and gets rights to Telsa’s patent Where I spend my Money Status Update: A little about me How To Get Rich like comment share like comment share My Workers like comment share Lives In Shared a Link Shared a Photo Here's some advice on how to get rich, written by me! Background Info -In 1871, I became a partner in a New York City firm. By 1895, the firm took my name. J.P. Morgan and Company soon grew to be one of the most powerful banking houses in the country. I also took failing businesses and made them profitable . After the 1893 financial panic, I helped the railroad industry recover. I merged railroad companies and became a stockholder in every one of them. In 1898, I then formed the Federal Steel Company. Again I merged with other steel companies, forming the huge United States Steel Corporation. 1907 would bring a new crisis for me to step into, the Wall Street Crisis. During the crisis, my bank took government deposits in order to help out. Background Info like comment share like comment share #robberbaron4lyfe Status Update Born: John Pierpont Morgan on April 17, 1837 (Connecticut) Died: March 31, 1913 Father had him handle one million dollars to know what it feels like and this taught him how to avoid any risks Avoids fighting in the civil war by buying a substitute for 300 dollars during the war, he bought 5000 rifles for $3.50 each ---> sells them for $22 each rifles were defective and would shoot off the thumb of the users brought to the attention of a congressional committee but they exonerate (overlook) him hired Thomas Edison to install electricity in his mansion of 5th in Manhattan invests everything in Edison ( against his father’s will) Creates the Edison Electricity Company created the world’s first power station and half of Manhattan was connected to his home for power Morgan v. Westinghouse Edison( hired under Morgan) v. Telsa ( hired under Westinghouse) Telsa gives up his patent claim immediately attracting investments to Westinghouse/ Telsa Company Morgan threatens Westinghouse with patent infringement and gets rights to Telsa’s patent Treatment of Workers generally treated workers poorly: low wages and little attention to health and safety conditions. JP Morgan created a monopoly by eliminating competition and maximizing profits by slashing the workforce and reducing their wages. Even though profits are increased, working conditions are very poor. Pay reduces as the average worker earns a dollar a day if they are lucky- but majority earn less than this. over 90% of Americans survive on less than $100 per month. At this point, working hours increase and fatalities

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Transcript: And the verdict is..... there was no evidence that he treated his workers worse than his contemporaries art and history museums owned 1/6 of the nations railroads However, in this time period, his method of making money helped others by improving their businesses Robber Baron or Captain of Industry? How did he spend his money? no union protection to take failing businesses and buy them to revamp them, then he would own stock in a newly successful company working conditions were not the best Why? owned stock in a steel company Born into a wealthy family How did he treat his workers? How did he donate his money? He donated his money to... How did he acquire his wealth? Captain of Industry! Strategy: JP MORGAN He also bought bonds in order to "bail out" the national economy in times of need gave money to many different organizations before he spent it on himself churches owned huge estate enjoyed literature fine art collector self-portrait ceramics wages were low

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Transcript: Son of banker, Junius Spencer Morgan (1813-1890) Video J.P. Morgan Rebecca Lee For a timeline of his life, click this URL https://www.jpmorgan.com/pages/company-history He was an ardent art collector, creating one of the most significant collections of his time. He later donated his art collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and his collection of written works to the Morgan Library—both in New York City. (1871) began private banking company to later be known as J.P. Morgan & Co In April 1912 Morgan had a booking on the maiden voyage of White Star’s Titanic but was forced to cancel, reportedly because of an illness. JP Growing Up The End He enjoyed sailing and participated in a number of America's Cup yacht races. One of his maternal relatives, James Pierpont (1659-1714), was a founder of Yale University J.P. Morgan soon died on March 31st, 1913 in Rome, Italy. John Pierpont Morgan His paternal grandfather was a founder of the Aetna Insurance Company He created monopolies and was criticized for making it impossible for businesses to thrive The Businessman (1895) J.P. Morgan & Co grew to be so wealthy the US government looked to the firm to help with the depression dominated the railroad and created the United States Steel Corporation in 1901 Born in Hartford, Conneticut on April 17th, 1837. Once steel became popular, the government filed suit against J.P Morgan & Co. because they thought he had created a monopoly in the steel industry J.P. Morgan & Co helped thwart the financial crisis of 1907 In 1912, Morgan was called to testify before a congressional committee chaired by U.S. Representative Arsene Pujo (1861-1939) of Louisiana that was investigating the existence of a “money trust,” a small cabal of elite Wall Street financiers, including Morgan, who allegedly colluded to control American banking and industry. The Pujo Committee hearings helped bring about the creation of the Federal Reserve System in December 1913 and spurred passage of the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914. Studied in Europe, where he learned French and German, then returned to New York in 1857 to begin his finance career. Graduated from high school in Boston in 1854 Later Years Politics

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Transcript: In 1895, Morgan's company saved the treasury by donating 3.5 million ounces of gold. JP Morgan But, Jp morgan also had bad investments like the london subways, Tesla and Wardenclyffe, and the International Mercantile Marine. Morgan's bank even helped finance the struggling New York Times Morgan married Amelia Sturges and had four children THE END His net worth costs 41.5 million dollars English highschool of Boston Jp morgan's company was even able to stop the Panic of 1907, because the US steel company was going bankrupt Born in Hartford, Connecticut B.1837 D.1913 Personal Life Unsuccessful ventures April, 17 In his early life, JP morgan started in the banking house of Duncan, Sherman, and Company. Soon he took his father's banking company and named it J.S Morgan & Co. March, 31 By 1900, Jp Morgan had the largest banking house in the world University of Gottingen

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Transcript: "His company became one of the leading financial firms in the country. It was so powerful that even the U.S. government looked to the firm for help with the depression of 1895. The company also assisted in thwarting the 1907 financial crisis." -J.P. Morgan biography, A+E Networks. The Untied States government turn to him for help in 1895 and 1907. "A man always has two reasons for doing anything: a good reason and a real reason." -JP Morgan Born on April 17, 1837 and raised in Hartford, Connecticut. His father was Junius Spencer Morgan, who was an American Banker and Financier.Founder of J.S. Morgan & co.(JP was born rich) . Was a Financier, banker, art collector. financed creation of the Federal Steel Company, he merged in 1901 with the Carnegie Steel Company and several other steel and iron businesses, Political Cartoon Captain of Industry JP Morgan is stronger then even a king because of the fact that he worked hard and makes money to be able to control many industries. The money he makes can support the military and job opportunities possible for the people. April 17, 1837 – March 31, 1913 Steel mill : Alexis Tagumasi, kennie p. period: 2 JP Morgan 10/24/12 Brief Biography Steel Industry: Employees working Conditions Quote what he is trying to say is that even if its not a good reason it could be real reason which may or may not be all that fair to ever it may concern. For example the employes that worked for JP in his steel industry This is John Pierpont Morgan

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Transcript: JP Morgan By, Becka Potoczky He also loved to buy art and donate it! JP Morgan started his own bank calling it JP Morgan & Co He was also an art collector. About him(: $1,000,000 to Harvard Medical School He built a fitness club for the guys. $2,000,000 to the University of the South He spent most of his money buying ice cream for his employees as a reward. Spending Money? JP and his son treated their workers extremely well. $500,000 to St. John's Cathedral Donations? He was so powerful with his bank that even the government looked to him for help with the 1895 depression.

JP Morgan Presentation

Transcript: Citations Heimler, Steve. The Rise of INDUSTRIAL CAPITALISM. 11 January 2021. YouTube, YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv4MQgTtm5o&t=6s. Video. “J.P. Morgan - Life, Family & Philanthropy.” Biography (Bio.), 3 April 2014, https://www.biography.com/business-leaders/jp-morgan. J.P. Morgan ‑ Biography, Financier & Wealth | HISTORY, 9 November 2009, https://www.history.com/topics/19th-century/john-pierpont-morgan. Dabney, Charles H., et al. “J. P. Morgan - Wikipedia.” Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._P._Morgan. Death and Legacy JP Morgan passed away on March 31st, 1913 just shy of his 76th birthday. He died in his sleep at the Grand Hotel in Rome, Italy while traveling abroad. Flags on Wall Street flew at half-staff and the stock market closed for two hours when his body passed through His remains were interred in the Cedar Hill Cemetery in Hartford, Connecticut. His son, J. P. Morgan Jr., inherited his banking business. JPMorgan Chase & Co is still the largest bank company in the world with a market cap of $604.48 billion. JP Morgan in 1910, age 73 Involvment with the Government J.P. Morgan was a significant figure and helped the government in numerous ways through the power of finance. - J.P. Morgan was an important figure in ensuring government stability as he refinanced the Civil War debt in 1873 with the help of the money he made two years after establishing Drexel. - In 1877, J.P. Morgan helped fund the military when Congress adjourned without having an approved budget to pay the army. Each month, Morgan supplied the War Department with $550,000, which added up and resulted in a total of $2.5 million to the army payroll. The money that Morgan provided to the military was eventually paid back. - In 1895, at the depths of the banking panic in 1893, President Grover Cleveland contracted J.P. Morgan as the Federal Treasury was almost out of gold. Morgan saved the treasury by arranging for Wall Street to contribute $65 million in gold to the U.S. Treasury. Morgan's Business Morgans business was characterized through its domanance in investment banking, corporate finance, and industrial consollidation. Goverment Bonds Morgan's business was involved in a lot of goverment bonds. Where, he would sell union bonds to help the economic status of the country and finaince war efforts. He not only influenced America but countries around the world such as France. Morganization (Remaking Railroads) One of Morgan's biggest contributions to the American Business was the consolidation and rebuilding of failing railroads. He provided the financial stability and strict discipline enabling the U.S. economy to thrive. By the 1900s, Morgan controlled about one-sixth of the U.S. railroads, making him one of the most powerful figures in the world at the time. Turning Point Morgan's Legacy Though J.P. Morgan did not directly establish Chase, his legacy was sustained there. In 2000, J.P. Morgan merged its banking institute with Chase National Bank. The bank reflects Morgan's value through his exceptional work in investment banking and corporate finance and Chase's successful strategy in retail and commercial banking. The partnership between J.P. Morgan and Anthony Drexel In 1871, Drexel and Morgan combined forces to form the banking firm Drexel, Morgan & Co. based in New York City. This partnership marks the beginning of Morgan's rise to prominenence in the American Fincicial world further paving the way for Morgan's personal banking institution. Eventually the success of this partnership propelled Morgan to eventually have full overnship of the firm, renaming it to J.P. Morgan & Co due to the death of Drexel. In 1895, Morgan's dominance sparked the world of financee. Personal Life In his life JP Morgan had 2 wives: Amelia Sturges, who he was married to from 1861–1862, and Frances Tracy Morgan, who he was married to from 1865–1913. Morgan also had 4 children: J. P. Morgan Jr., Anne Morgan, Louisa Pierpont Morgan, Juliet Pierpont Morgan Morgan was an avid collector of arts, rare manuscripts, books, and fine bindings. JP Morgan's Personal Library Experience JP Morgan Morgan was sent to the University of Göttingen in Germany, obtaining a degree in art history in only six months. He first worked as his father's bank, Peabody, Morgan & Company. He later secured a job at several firms, including Duncan, Sherman & Company and Dabney, Morgan, & Company to earn more experience in the industry. J.P. Morgan attended the University of Göttingen in Germany was what is known as a "robber baron" in the context of the Gilded Age. The rise of industrialism enabled prominent businessmen like him to accumulate a shocking level of wealth, in his case through investment banking. Early Life John Pierpont (JP) Morgan was born on April 17, 1837 in Hartford, Conneticuit to parents, Junius Spencer Morgan and Juliet Pierpont. Morgan was an heir to two of New England's most distinguished families. His education consted

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