Obviously, the fundamentals are horrible, but he's got a lot of fans who could pump it up like GameStop and get that man some bail money.
This simulation is getting ridiculous.
He has to wait six months before he can sell any. Technically, the parent company (rather than regulators) could announce an exception to the rule. It's not out of the question he could get money out of this sooner.
But it's a bit hard to do any sale based on this, especially at a high amount before that stuff months, without affecting price.
I'm not, like... an expert on IPOs or anything. Even if I'm excited about a new offering, I usually wait until the dust settles to buy in after it stabilizes some. So my understanding about the specifics of this is, admittedly, just a review of the details and how Trump could get around it by the WSJ.