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Sardines said:
That's the funniest thing about him to me. His dad was a good real estate investor/developer in NYC at a very good time to be in that market. He taught old Donny everything he needed to know, introduced him to all the people he'd need to know, gave him more money than any person would ever need to live a very very nice life, and at the end of the day... if Trump would have put all the money daddy gave him in the late '70s into a mutual fund instead of playing business man he'd have several times the amount of money he has managed to "earn" over his very long business career.

If you put some of your money into a company matched 401k you are literally (and I mean by the actual definition of "literal") a better business person than Donald J Trump has ever been.

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Lol you are the one that said a president has nothing to do with the economy which was flat out dumb. Now this?

President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure includes details on the 500 or so limited liability companies (LLCs) he owns, and their revenue. But what exactly is an LLC, and does disclosing these numbers provide more — or less — information about Trump's businesses?
President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure includes details on the 500 or so limited liability companies (LLCs) he owns, and their revenue. But what exactly is an LLC, and does disclosing these numbers provide more — or less — information about Trump's businesses?

An LLC is a type of company structure with two special properties, explained Gene Marks, a certified public accountant. First, income can "pass through" the LLC to the owner's individual tax returns, which means that business gets taxed at the individual's personal income tax rate, which in many cases could be lower. Second, if the company goes out of business, the partners' losses are generally limited to what they invested. If the partnership is sued, in most cases a plaintiff can't come after the partners' individual assets.


Trump uses a bevy of LLCs to house and manage his assets, as many wealthy individuals and businesses do, particularly in real estate. The Mar-a-Lago resort is owned by Trump under an LLC structure. So are his golf courses, licensing deals, one of his helicopters, and some of his bank accounts.

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What Trump's disclosure of his 500 LLCs can and can't tell us

What Trump's disclosure of his 500 LLCs can and can't tell us about his income and his businesses.
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Sardines said:
That's the funniest thing about him to me. His dad was a good real estate investor/developer in NYC at a very good time to be in that market. He taught old Donny everything he needed to know, introduced him to all the people he'd need to know, gave him more money than any person would ever need to live a very very nice life, and at the end of the day... if Trump would have put all the money daddy gave him in the late '70s into a mutual fund instead of playing business man he'd have several times the amount of money he has managed to "earn" over his very long business career.

If you put some of your money into a company matched 401k you are literally (and I mean by the actual definition of "literal") a better business person than Donald J Trump has ever been.

Sad.
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Donald Trump’s business empire is worth at least $1.2 billion and has raked in hundreds of millions since he left office​


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Donald Trump's business empire is worth at least $1.2 billion and has raked in hundreds of millions since he left office

It's now worth at least $1.2 billion, according to a campaign disclosure document.
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Sardines said:
That's the funniest thing about him to me. His dad was a good real estate investor/developer in NYC at a very good time to be in that market. He taught old Donny everything he needed to know, introduced him to all the people he'd need to know, gave him more money than any person would ever need to live a very very nice life, and at the end of the day... if Trump would have put all the money daddy gave him in the late '70s into a mutual fund instead of playing business man he'd have several times the amount of money he has managed to "earn" over his very long business career.

If you put some of your money into a company matched 401k you are literally (and I mean by the actual definition of "literal") a better business person than Donald J Trump has ever been.

Sad.
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For example. In 2016 Trump was worth a little more than 3 Billion dollars. Had he put daddy's money in a mutual fund he would have been worth about 6 billion dollars.

His net worth has gone down over the last 8 years and that mutual fund would have exploded in value over that same time.
 
Sardines said:
His net worth has gone down over the last 8 years and that mutual fund would have exploded in value over that same time.
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Lol you absolute liar. My god you guys are desperate.

Former President Donald Trump Sees $1.8 Billion Surge In Wealth​


Former President Donald Trump has witnessed a significant boost in his fortune, now totalling a whopping $1.8 billion increase because of Trump Media & Technology Group. This surge in wealth stems primarily from the success of the company's flagship asset, the social media platform Truth Social.

According to a regulatory filing on Tuesday, Trump Media & Technology Group bestowed upon Trump an additional 36 million shares as an "earnout" bonus. This reward was contingent on the stock maintaining a price above $17.50 per share for at least 20 trading days within a 30-day period.
With this bonus, Trump's control over Trump Media has expanded to encompass a total of 114.75 million shares, trading under the ticker DJT, mirroring his initials. Based on the current market valuation, his entire stake in the company stands at an impressive $5.7 billion.
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NY Times: Trump got $413M from his dad, much from tax dodges

NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Times reported Tuesday that President Donald Trump received at least $413 million from his father over the decades, much of that through dubious tax dodges, including outright fraud.
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Sardines said:
For example. In 2016 Trump was worth a little more than 3 Billion dollars. Had he put daddy's money in a mutual fund he would have been worth about 6 billion dollars.

His net worth has gone down over the last 8 years and that mutual fund would have exploded in value over that same time.
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Well it's not Trumps fault! He is just a dumbass. Which also isn't his fault!

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fishonjazz said:
Well it's not Trumps fault! He is just a dumbass. Which also isn't his fault!

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I thought you despised lying.... One of the richest dumbasses in the world while your lying about that 401K went up 15% literally proving saltines a liar. I know what you're going to do next...

Trump’s Net Worth Hits $6.5 Billion, Making Him One of World’s 500 Richest People​

  • Former president joins Bloomberg’s list of 500 richest people
  • Trump Media merger adds billions of dollars to paper fortune
 
Even the most ardent Trump Hater on CNN admits this is a farce and that Trump is winning. Embarrassingly all Democrats got is calling a muti- billionare poor because he didn't listen to some minimum wage worker that was dumb enough to think a rap video was real financial advice.

This happens to be true, in my opinion. I doubt the New York indictment would have been brought against a defendant whose name was not Donald Trump."

Zakaria is notoriously anti-Trump and his monologue showed that, despite the admission.

"I have to admit none of this is playing out as I thought it would," he said. "Trump is now leading in almost all the swing states. But behind those numbers lie even more troubling details.

"As someone worried about the prospects of a second Trump term, I think it's best to be honest about reality. I understand that polls are not always accurate. But in general, they have tended to underestimate Donald Trump's support, not overestimate it.

"I doubt that there are many shy Biden voters in the country."
 
Cohen on the stand today. Hopefully he just tells the truth and the jury do the right thing and The Rapist's *** gets sent to prison. I'd throw a ****ing party.
 
"In an emotional moment, Michael Cohen gave a candid, glowing response when asked what it was like to work for the Trump Organization.
"It was fantastic," he said. "Working for him during those 10 years was an amazing experience in many many ways. There were great times, there were several less-than-great times, but for the most part I enjoyed the responsibilities that were giving to me. I enjoyed working with my colleagues at the Trump Organization, the Trump children. It was a big family."
Trump, at the defense table, remained motionless during Cohen's description. His eyes appear closed.
After speaking positively about his time with the Trump Organization, Cohen acknowledged that he often lied for Trump.
"Because it was needed to accomplish the task," Cohen said.


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"Mr. Trump never had an email address," Cohen said. "He would comment that emails are like written papers. He knows too many people who have gone down as a direct result ... of emails ... that prosecutors could use in a case."

"By 'gone down', you mean getting in some sort of trouble?" Cohen was asked.

"Yes ma'am," Cohen replied.

Trump, at the defense table, did not react to this questioning.

Cohen said that he frequently reported to Trump when handling sensitive matters.

"As soon as you had a result or answer, you would go straight back and tell him, especially if it was a matter that was troubling to him," Cohen said.

"If you didn't immediately provide him with the information ... that wouldn't go over well for you," Cohen added.


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"A law firm would send an invoice. He didn't believe that the invoice was fair, reasonable or justified, so he would give me the task of renegotiating a specific bill," Cohen said.
Cohen recounted his work repaying approximately 50 vendors related to Trump University at a discounted rate. All but two of the fifty vendors agreed to the discounted rate.
"They just went away," Cohen said of the two vendors.
"Did you pay then?" prosecutor Susan Hoffinger asked.
"No, ma'am," Cohen responded.
Cohen said Trump told him the outcome of the negotiation was "fantastic" and "great."
"How did that make you feel?" Hoffinger asked.

"Like I was on top of the world," Cohen responded.


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"We ended up overtaking the board and resolving the issue which was to Mr. Trump's satisfaction," Cohen said about the first favor related to a board at a Trump property. "He liked the way that occurred and then continued to ask me if I would assist in other legal issues or matters he had."
"Did he pay you for that work?" prosecutor Susan Hoffinger said.
"No, ma'am," Cohen said
According to Cohen, Trump offered him a job after he presented Trump a $100,000 bill for legal costs related to the earlier favors.
"Would you want to come work for me?" Cohen recounted Trump saying. "I was honored, I was taken by surprise, and I agreed"
When asked about the $100,000 legal bill, Cohen said Trump "asked if I would like to get fired on the first day." The bill was never paid, according to Cohen, who immediately left his law firm to work for the Trump Organization as Trump's special counsel and a senior vice president.

When asked about the kind of work Cohen did for Trump, Cohen responded, "It was whatever concerned him -- whatever he wanted."
Cohen said he reported "just to Mr. Trump."


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