I like to think this too.. I just hate to think that if the deal isn't 100% watertight and the announcement isn't just waiting for stars to align.. then Donald has seemingly pulled his own pants down and invited what's due.I'm trying to retain a bit of hope and looking for positives and the one that keeps coming back to me is Donald selling Bridle Insurance. Why would he unless i) he needed to free up time to concentrate on something bigger i.e. kept on as part of the new regime or ii) he needed to raise capital i.e. the Americans want the parachute payments paying back.
If it was ii) then I'd assume he'd get a loan and pay it off with his profits so I'm hoping it's i) and that everything is fine, just taking a bit longer than anticipated.
That all seems far fetched for a bloke who has done well with multiple businesses so I really hope it's just me on a downer today - however from experience, millionaires aren't always there on merit, and don't always make the best decisions, so I can't help but feel a bit perturbed.
