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I assume when it conti continues to dive and trump tries to offload his shares, that it will crater more and then go bankrupt or be delisted. I hope that any dodgy dealings of using it to launder money will now be able to be better scrutinised as a public company.
Assuming trump didn't pay for the shares and hasn't booked them as a profut, he can't offset their loss in vakue?
He has an auditor on the fraud trial for all things trump related, but I'm not sure it would include something like truth social. Anyone know? His laundering days are severely limited right now, but I'm not sure if they're entirely gone.