Surplus = Assets - Liabilities
and Reserves are booked on the Liability side, so it seems like they're trying to muddy up the water. They should really look at the Cash, Cash equivalent, and short-term holdings that are more liquid.
Reality Check said:
Apparently this guy who owns tens of billions of dollars worth of property and is under constant Secret Service surveillance for the rest of his life is somehow a flight risk?
I can 100 percent guarantee you that if he loses his appeal (zero percent chance of this happening) that he will be able to be located, as will $500 million worth of his property.BMX Bandit said:Reality Check said:
Apparently this guy who owns tens of billions of dollars worth of property and is under constant Secret Service surveillance for the rest of his life is somehow a flight risk?
Very fake news.
The bond here has nothing go do with being a "flight risk".
That's a big risk, in my view. Departments of Insurance can be very difficult to reason with when they have decided to shut one down.Quote:
ETA: If the bond is accepted, with that liability on the books, the State DOI would have the authority to take control of the company.
Reality Check said:I can 100 percent guarantee you that if he loses his appeal (zero percent chance of this happening) that he will be able to be located, as will $500 million worth of his property.BMX Bandit said:Reality Check said:
Apparently this guy who owns tens of billions of dollars worth of property and is under constant Secret Service surveillance for the rest of his life is somehow a flight risk?
Very fake news.
The bond here has nothing go do with being a "flight risk".
This bond isn't for the purpose of compelling him to show up for trial.Reality Check said:
Apparently this guy who owns tens of billions of dollars worth of property and is under constant Secret Service surveillance for the rest of his life is somehow a flight risk?
Are you saying that prior to now, nobody cared whether or not a bond company could actually be able to pay the bond if the person bonded cannot pay it or refuses to pay it?Stat Monitor Repairman said:
The process of posting a supersedeas bond has worked seamlessly in the background as a carryover from British common law times and has largely been uneventful.
UNTIL NOW.
It's only when the defendant is named Donald Trump that we find it necessary to sift through the financials of surety and re-insurance companies.
shiftyandquick said:
Trump not paying the bond company and ruining them is going to make me laugh.
Since this would hurt his chances to win the election,shiftyandquick said:
Trump not paying the bond company and ruining them is going to make me laugh.
You are carving out a wonderful niche for yourself in the fascist regime comrade.shiftyandquick said:
Trump not paying the bond company and ruining them is going to make me laugh.
it could if trump made some type of payment to them.TRM said:
The balance sheet won't change wildly from December.
NEWS
— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) April 19, 2024
New York AG asks for the judge in Trump's civil fraud case to REJECT the Knight surety and declare the bond to be "without effect."
It doesn't meet the "requirements of trustworthiness and competence," the AG says. pic.twitter.com/Gd3zWzqfW3
Im Gipper said:
Leticia not happy!!NEWS
— Adam Klasfeld (@KlasfeldReports) April 19, 2024
New York AG asks for the judge in Trump's civil fraud case to REJECT the Knight surety and declare the bond to be "without effect."
It doesn't meet the "requirements of trustworthiness and competence," the AG says. pic.twitter.com/Gd3zWzqfW3
BREAKING: Judge rules that Trump's $175M judgment bond will stand
— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) April 22, 2024
• The court requires $175 million in cash, not subject to market fluctuations like mutual funds
• Knight Insurance retains control over the money but is prohibited from trading it
• Monthly financial… pic.twitter.com/lV4UWeYAgX
Quote:
The court requires $175 million in cash, [the USD] not subject to market fluctuations like mutual funds
Im Gipper said:
Update!
The court requires $175 million in cash, not subject to market fluctuations like mutual funds
Knight Insurance retains control over the money but is prohibited from trading it
Monthly financial statements confirming the cash amount must be provided to James
Any changes to the agreement must be approved by the courtBREAKING: Judge rules that Trump's $175M judgment bond will stand
— Unlimited L's (@unlimited_ls) April 22, 2024
• The court requires $175 million in cash, not subject to market fluctuations like mutual funds
• Knight Insurance retains control over the money but is prohibited from trading it
• Monthly financial… pic.twitter.com/lV4UWeYAgX
Engeron didn't know the difference between money market and mutual funds? I'd say that was par for the course for that financial idiot.Quote:
This is false and not what happened at all. The judge was confused about what money market funds are not mutual funds, which are totally different. Money market funds are like cash. They don't fluctuate because they're not invested. Good try though.
oysterbayAG said:
Technically, it is possible for Money Market Funds to lose value, although highly improbable. Therefore, the monthly reports. James will be pissed when she sees how much money Trump makes with the 5% interest compounded !
Quote:
- Former President Donald Trump is poised to receive up to 36 million additional shares of Trump Media after trading closes Tuesday.
- The shares would be worth more than $1.25 billion at current prices.
- Trump Media, which owns the Truth Social app, set aside these so-called earnout shares for him if the company's stock met a minimum share price benchmark.
- Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was in New York for opening statements in his criminal hush money trial.
LINKQuote:
Shares of Trump Media, which owns the Truth Social app, were trading at around $35 per share midday Monday, about half the price per share they debuted at in March.
But that price is twice the $17.50 benchmark minimum share price, which the DJT ticker has to hit by the close of trading Tuesday, for Trump to become eligible for the extra so-called earnout shares.
That earnout is contingent on the benchmark being hit for 20 trading days within a 30 trading-day period, beginning March 25. Tuesday is the 20th day, and it is very unlikely that DJT will fall below the benchmark price by the end of that day.
Trump Media's share price was down about 1.8% as of 12:17 p.m. ET.
The 36 million additional shares for Trump would be added to the 78.75 million shares he already owns, as the company's majority shareholder.
When the earnout shares are added to his existing stock, Trump's total stake in Trump Media would be worth more than $4 billion on paper, at $35 a share.
Trump Media has the power to issue a total of 40 million earnout shares, as part of the merger deal that combined it with a publicly traded shell company, Digital World Acquisition Corp.
Winning.aggiehawg said:
FWIW,Quote:
- Former President Donald Trump is poised to receive up to 36 million additional shares of Trump Media after trading closes Tuesday.
- The shares would be worth more than $1.25 billion at current prices.
- Trump Media, which owns the Truth Social app, set aside these so-called earnout shares for him if the company's stock met a minimum share price benchmark.
- Trump, who is the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was in New York for opening statements in his criminal hush money trial.
LINKQuote:
Shares of Trump Media, which owns the Truth Social app, were trading at around $35 per share midday Monday, about half the price per share they debuted at in March.
But that price is twice the $17.50 benchmark minimum share price, which the DJT ticker has to hit by the close of trading Tuesday, for Trump to become eligible for the extra so-called earnout shares.
That earnout is contingent on the benchmark being hit for 20 trading days within a 30 trading-day period, beginning March 25. Tuesday is the 20th day, and it is very unlikely that DJT will fall below the benchmark price by the end of that day.
Trump Media's share price was down about 1.8% as of 12:17 p.m. ET.
The 36 million additional shares for Trump would be added to the 78.75 million shares he already owns, as the company's majority shareholder.
When the earnout shares are added to his existing stock, Trump's total stake in Trump Media would be worth more than $4 billion on paper, at $35 a share.
Trump Media has the power to issue a total of 40 million earnout shares, as part of the merger deal that combined it with a publicly traded shell company, Digital World Acquisition Corp.
BREAKING: New York's judicial oversight body has initiated an investigation into claims that Judge Arthur Engoron met with a high-profile attorney, Adam Leitman Bailey, who allegedly offered unsolicited advice on the Trump case prior to a major ruling. Bailey stated in an NBC New… pic.twitter.com/HzVkI38Gn4
— @amuse (@amuse) May 9, 2024