What if there is a plan... it’s underway... and Trump knows what’s coming?
What if what’s coming makes these actions moot?
What if he has them right where he wants them?
What if other than the “property value” there’s nothing worth seizing there?
What if he’s strategically taking on a (temporary) appearance of financial loss?
Why do you think some judge in NY will finally “get him” when even Cankles and her apparatus couldn’t?
Wars have collateral damage and sometimes you have to strategically retreat (or appear to).
He is (in his own words) a wartime President.
I see 0 indication of any worry on Trump’s face in interviews or rallies... so, my unsolicited advice would be to stop stressing.
Enjoy the movie. :popcorn:
I covered that. Reread my posts if you like.
Here’s one potential play....He sales at “fire sale” now. With the coming commercial real estate market collapse - just a matter of time - the prices plummet even further and after his appeal is granted he buys them back at a song.
In either case I’m convinced that he won’t take a loss given he bought them decades ago and the prices have only appreciated.
Francisco D'Anconia had spent a fortune on the San Sebastian copper mines in the Peoples State of Mexico. Then the Mexican communist government nationalized the mines along with Taggart Transcontinental's rail line out of El Paso that fed it. The seizure set off a Wall Street panic that led to another great depression, which occupies the remainder of the book.
When the Mexican government got into the San Sebastian mines, it discovered that there was no copper to begin with. Because the seized mines were the centerpiece of Mexico's five-year plan, the nationalization was a disaster for the Mexican communist government.
Dagny Taggart, using her stern, no-nonsense judgment, figured out that Francisco's target was his American investors, who had begged to come aboard based on nothing but his name and track record of success. The seizure of the mines and rail line would lead via a series of financial disasters to the destruction of Associated Steel, Taggart Transcontinental, Wyatt Oil and eventually the rest of the American economy.
Martin Armstrong in this post at his website is urging companies based in New York state to relocate to states where the rule of law still exists. Considering that New York City is the most important financial center on the globe, he is urging those companies to establish a new global financial center elsewhere in the country. I'm thinking Omaha, Oklahoma City or Dallas.
What if there is a plan... it’s underway... and Trump knows what’s coming?
What if what’s coming makes these actions moot?
What if he has them right where he wants them?
What if other than the “property value” there’s nothing worth seizing there?
What if he’s strategically taking on a (temporary) appearance of financial loss?
Why do you think some judge in NY will finally “get him” when even Cankles and her apparatus couldn’t?
Wars have collateral damage and sometimes you have to strategically retreat (or appear to).
He is (in his own words) a wartime President.
I see 0 indication of any worry on Trump’s face in interviews or rallies... so, my unsolicited advice would be to stop stressing.
Enjoy the movie. :popcorn:
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Agreed!
What if there is a plan... it’s underway... and Trump knows what’s coming?
What if what’s coming makes these actions moot?
What if he has them right where he wants them?
Consider this- New York is broke, they seize and sell Trump assets and subsequently LOSE the appeal. They’re on the hook for all of it then. Or what if they do that, the market craters, and they lose the appeal? Trump would get the siezed value back and be able to repurchase at a steep discount.
Most of these NY idiots are going to end up living in cardboard boxes when this is over and done with in the best of cases, or if this goes to chaos get justicized during it…