Donald Trump

This filing also seeks to register more than 146 million shares held by some stockholders for resale — including all 114.8 million of Trump’s 78.8 million current and 36 million potential shares that could be granted if the stock price holds above a certain level.

Although they won’t be able to sell those shares right away, this move means they’re one step closer to being able to once the rest of the prohibitions are cleared including a six-month lock up period, says Michael Ohlrogge, associate professor at NYU School of Law.



No word yet about who would be converting warrants to new shares, which was also filed, and then likely immediately selling off that new stock.

For those unfamiliar with these types of filings and stock market actions, more often than not, this type of move is usually a sign of mounting financial distress (which anyone with a brain already knew about with what is essentially a Ponzi meme company).

This is just a game of musical chairs at this point, similar to Trumps criminal prosecutions.
 
"This will be the greatest court case ever. The most innocent man in America on trial thanks to degenerate president using the justice system for his own political gain. All legal scholars know there's no case to answer. It's just another example of our great country being destroyed by the crooked Dems..."
 
This filing also seeks to register more than 146 million shares held by some stockholders for resale — including all 114.8 million of Trump’s 78.8 million current and 36 million potential shares that could be granted if the stock price holds above a certain level.

Although they won’t be able to sell those shares right away, this move means they’re one step closer to being able to once the rest of the prohibitions are cleared including a six-month lock up period, says Michael Ohlrogge, associate professor at NYU School of Law.



No word yet about who would be converting warrants to new shares, which was also filed, and then likely immediately selling off that new stock.

For those unfamiliar with these types of filings and stock market actions, more often than not, this type of move is usually a sign of mounting financial distress (which anyone with a brain already knew about with what is essentially a Ponzi meme company).

This is just a game of musical chairs at this point, similar to Trumps criminal prosecutions.

"[The company] has said it has substantial doubt about its ability to continue operating."

Well, that's a shock. A company with basically no income, huge losses (what on, I have no idea) and an immediate intention to sell all of the majority owner's shares...
 
"[The company] has said it has substantial doubt about its ability to continue operating."

Well, that's a shock. A company with basically no income, huge losses (what on, I have no idea) and an immediate intention to sell all of the majority owner's shares...
“Who could have predicted this!?”

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Yes. As it's a criminal rather than a civil case he has to turn up every day the court is in session. Apparently they have a day off every Wednesday in addition to weekends.
Definitely need that time to change the nappy, that room will stink!

*childish* I know.
 

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