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Trump is not allowed to borrow against those shares until the lock-up period expires.

How quaint. Still thinking that laws and contracts and agreements mean anything to Trump.

Seriously, sell them to [insert foreign entity here, I'll pick MBS as one plausible example] without registering the sale. Who would know? Or pledge them as collateral. Then report the transaction a day or two after the lockup ends to make it look legit.

If someone complains, let them sue. Or better yet, sue them for defamation. Any criminal prosecution will take years to come to fruition. Much too far away for Trump to care.

And yes, I'm serious here. I think there's a 50/50 shot that he's already divested of at least part of his shares in some way.

--Peter

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