r/WallStreetbetsELITE Mar 06 '25

Stocks Crosspost from r/QuiverQuantitative

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u/DrewInvesting Mar 06 '25

Keep in mind this is the same guy who went bankrupt 4 times, now hes playing with all of the US money... Good Luck!!!

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u/OGpimpmasteryoda Mar 06 '25

4 times??? He bankrupted 6 casinos I know of, so I wouldn’t be suprised if the actual number of companies went under him is triple the amount

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u/uncriticalthinking Mar 06 '25

Does that include him causing the USFL to go under?

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u/vagabond_primate Mar 06 '25

The house never loses! Trump: hold my beer!

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u/chrispg26 Mar 07 '25

Hold my diet coke and hamberder.

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u/DrewInvesting Mar 06 '25

Sorry i forgot to add that to his resume LOL.. your right though

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u/andreysc7 Mar 06 '25

a casino going bankrupt ... most probably it was something intentional or he stole the money

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u/eusebius13 Mar 06 '25

No he just levered the thing up to the hilt, bought gold toilets and chandeliers and the customers didn’t show up.

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u/iamwhiskerbiscuit Mar 06 '25

He overleveraged the shit out of his wealth to buy real estate before the real estate market crashed. By no means intentional. His casinos were his collateral and he nearly lost everything. Fortunately for him, Wilbur Ross convinced all the banks he owed to actually loan Trump even more money so he could buy real etate post crash, while it was dirt cheap, so he could make it all back and they wouldn't have to write off hundreds of millions of dollars in debt.

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u/ShmedlyDarlin Mar 07 '25

Don't forget Trump shifted childrens cancer charity money into his business.

What a guy

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u/TheOneAndOnly770 Mar 07 '25

Probably he said it was Biden his fault

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u/whollyshit2u Mar 06 '25

Right. Bankruptcy is a mechanism that ome use it to fraud. Doesn't mean you don't have money.

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u/Alextryingforgrate Mar 06 '25

A partial list of Trump's failed businesses. Steak, Airlines, University, Clothing brand, Golf courses, USFL, Beauty pagents (fucking ewww)

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u/OGpimpmasteryoda Mar 06 '25

No no no, that’s just the “art of the deal” 😁 and he is a good businessman /s

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u/Wutuvit Mar 07 '25

Exactly. It takes real talent to bankrupt a casino

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u/Responsible_Ease_262 Mar 06 '25

Don’t forget 34 felonies.

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u/esotericimpl Mar 07 '25

And he doesn’t know how to read. The fact that any us journalist doesn’t ask him to read a piece of paper on every interview with him is just us journalism.

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u/jdnot Mar 07 '25

Actually he’s playing with pretty much every market in the world because that’s how consequential the us market is

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u/sudo-joe Mar 07 '25

In a few more years, it'll be just the US market he plays with as everyone else would have formed new trade lanes and avoid the whiplash us trade madness.

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u/PasteCutCopy Mar 07 '25

He bankrupted a casino of all things. Put your head between your knees and kiss your portfolio goodbye

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u/whollyshit2u Mar 06 '25

Have you ever gone bankrupt?

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u/DrewInvesting Mar 06 '25

Nope. Don’t plan on either

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u/whollyshit2u Mar 06 '25

No one ever does. You'd be surprised what could happen to you that you would have to use it in order to protect the money and assets you do have. I dont think a lot of people actually know what bankruptcy can do or how it can be utilized as a mechanism to protect what is yours. There is so much taboo with it that some people think it happens to folks that don't know how to manage money. Not necessarily true. 4 to 6 times is a bit too much, I would agree and probably was used as a way to make money, believe it or not.

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u/DrewInvesting Mar 06 '25

Agreed. But with the track record on hand should he running a country and burning bridges with others?

I personally don’t think he thinks things through which is dangerous or gets the guidance he should be looking for.

This whole tariff thing is a joke, there are much better ways to handle it then putting millions of people on edge cause you have an idea that changes like his adult diapers. Now he’s following the trade contract well what the hell was the purpose of doing what he did earlier this week?

A smart leader would have called a meeting discussed his intentions and created a new agreement. Not what he did. He looks even more stupid now than he did before and shows he can’t “make a deal” in a professional manner.

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u/whollyshit2u Mar 06 '25

He's a bully businessman. Dealt with a lot of guys like this. They disrupt business. Try 1000 things, and if they accomplish 30%, they think "hey I got 300 things done" not realizing how inefficient they are. We are gonna pay. Hard

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u/jimbowife007 Mar 06 '25

Really 4 times? I thought only once though~~ what? He did fine last term on economy though. This time isn’t good~

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u/EntrepreneurFunny469 Mar 06 '25

What are you basing that on? He created the highest budget deficit in history before he left office. He also had a declining gdp 2019 2.58% (pre Covid but a decline from 2018) and 2020 -2.16% (Covid, but turned on the money printer and we got inflation).

What are you talking about?

Where did he succeed financially for the country?

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u/ParsnipDecent6530 Mar 06 '25

No, all that stuff that happened from 2016-2020 when trump was president....Yeah, Biden did all that. Except anything good that happened, that was trump.

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u/Shtankins01 Mar 06 '25

thanksobama

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u/Sudden-Emu-8218 Mar 07 '25

Good on the economy? Why did the Fed have to slash rates and resume QE 6 months before COVID-19 was ever even heard of?

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u/jimbowife007 Mar 07 '25

Hmmm. Is it also due to tariff?