>Alpha as fuck
>Doesn't even lift
How does he do it?
>>35261797
By getting a small loan
her arm pit looks like a vagina
>>35261797
All of Trump's secrets are contained within his best-selling book, 'The Art of the Deal'.
If he'd just deposited his dad's money in a savings account, he'd be worth more than he is now lol srs
>>35261797
by inheriting a huge fucking fortune and never being able to fail because of so much money to pump into his ventures
absolutely nothing impressive about this dunce
look at his joke of a toupee
He's an embarrassment.
>>35262038
Bernie pls go
>>35262013
Someone's salty
>>35262013
you don't actually think he used his own money to finance his early projects do you? trump tower costed more than his father's entire net worth.
>>35261883
>>35262013
You know you can get a million dollar loan under Obama for small businesses?
>>35262013
>absolutely nothing impressive
But he's a fuarking wizard brah, you merlin?
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55NxKENplG4
>>35261797
small loan of a million dollars
>>35262038
Who let you out of your shed Bernie?
>>35262009
I should have said "If he had invested his money in an index fund"
http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-funds/
>>35262013
His alpha power transcends the money, it's hard to even say he needs the money he has so much as the money needs him. He's captivated the imagination of the entire nation and put himself in a position to seize immense power on a budget smaller than the one your parents probably had when buying their house.
The fact that money was drawn to him before he was even born is just further testament to his anointed nature. The universe orders itself around him like the very sky spins around the pole star.
>>35262439
that's false in so many ways. if you take out the capital gains taxes, fees, etc. he would not be nearly as much as indexing. sp500 or dow aren't actually real as people think, they are not cash, they are indexes that dont pay costs of huge stocks buybacks for examples, taxes, they can san companies without the costs the actual investor pays.
>>35262439
>I should have said "If he had invested his money in an index fund"
No, the maths for that is wrong.
>maths is wrong
If british people want it to be maths instead of math... Why do they not say "maths are wrong"?
>>35262272
>costed
trump supporters
>>35263638
>A minor grammatical error is all it takes to refute an entire statement.
Libcucks everyone, maybe he's ESL you disgusting bigot.
>>35263771
Why would you vote republican? Bush and Trump are both fucking terrible choices
>>35263800
As opposed to Hillary and Bernie, right? Because someone who's proven that they have no real interest in the betterment of the country, and a leader who got pushed around by fucking BLM activists are great options.
Every major candidate is pretty shit, and Trump will either be a great leader or by far the worst.
