Donald Trump May Be Closer To Bankruptcy That It Seems.

Donald Trump may be in a worse financial situation than most people think, a financial analyst has said.


Jon Gabrielsen, an Atlanta-based market economist, told Newsweek that Trump's liquidity problems may be more acute than they first appear, as businesses need extra cash in reserve to avoid bankruptcy.

He said Trump was "screwed, blued, and tattooed" unless he can come up with more cash to pay his court awards.

Gabrielsen said many journalists are erroneously comparing Trump's stated cash balances with the amount he has to pay from recent fraud and defamation cases, which is currently estimated at over $542 million, excluding legal costs.
Trump should start being a community organizer and selling access to the White House… liquidity will greatly improve..
 
They never really stop their screeching. It just morphs to another subject and goes on and on
And it also morphs from side to side. The screeching never stops. :rolleyes: Our politics is Populism. Until the orange bag O' shit goes away, this is our life now. :dunno: Buckle the fuck up.
 
Obviously fining a presidential candidate $400 million when there is no victim, is totally and completely illegal.

It truly is an "insurrection" when you try to bankrupt the main candidate.
 
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Asked and answered, try to keep up.

He will post the bond on the 22nd or 25th of this month. That is the 30-day mark. It doesn't matter that the interest is accruing, because the judgement will ultimately be reversed.
haha, that's not a good answer. That's not what the insurance company thinks. There doesn't seem to be any good reason to think any ruling will be overturned. He isn't getting off scot free, after being found liable for a lot of fraud.

We have no idea what the bond costs. Might be 10%, might even be less. But the bond is still collateralized.

So why hasn't he posted his larger bond? He's just waiting? Uh, okay. To lengthen the process? I can see that. The clock is ticking. March 25. $500 million, cash.
 
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Well, thank god that this is a CIVIL JUDGEMENT that can be discharged by bankruptcy you lousy mental midget!
 

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