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noirua said:Donald Trump Junior spoke on Fox TV and did not see the property market in slump. He appeared quite upbeat and confident when he spoke about Hawaii, NY and Florida.
By 1994, Trump had eliminated a large portion of his $900 million personal debt and reduced significantly his nearly $3.5 billion in business debt... In 1999, Donald's father Fred Trump, a multi-billion dollar real estate mogul, died. Fred Trump, the same man who cosigned Donald's first business loans, also happened to be the man who enabled Donald to escape from the massive financial morass he had created over the decades. Creditors who got stuck with the past losses were not as fortunate. Whereas Donald walked away from his empire unscathed, others were forced to take catastrophic writeoffs and losses even up to 2004, when Trump refused to continue to back his casino. Although Trump boasted he would build a bigger empire than his father, in the end, his father built an empire so large it could even accommodate Donald's most lavish personal losses.
swingstar said:Maybe a new chapter for his How To Get Rich book:
Have a billionaire father to cosign massive loans?
Still, a good effort to come back from all that debt, although it looks like his lenders weren't as fortunate.
noirua said:Ah yes, dear old Dad Fred came to the rescue of prodigal son, Donald: http://genealogy.about/od/famous_family_trees/p/trump.htm
Sultan of Swing said:I couldn't get this link to work on MIE or Firefox.
Could you post it again please?
Cheers
Realist said:$14.72 now, not bad!
What will the dividends in November be?
Devil_Star said:Anyone knows what happened to Rinker's SP for the last few mins before market close? What leads to the huge bounce? Thanks!
I say RIN will open at $21 on Monday!! :jump:Devil_Star said:If that is true, RIN may fly again into sky next monday, by the time people have time to realise what happens. Hope that's what's happening.
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