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This is such a tough one because so many of the key factors cut both ways.
He's facing a lot of time, which cuts both ways. Going to trial and losing could be extremely costly. But also, it's hard to imagining him agreeing to do >15yrs.
He has generally good PR, which should make it easier to get a good deal. But that good PR comes in large part because of his political donations / etc, and prosecutors will want to avoid the perception that his giving made them go easy on him.
I think it's likely he doesn't take a deal. He's a gambler, and he's unlikely to get a good deal. But my gut is that on this decision he'll turn out to be careful and rational. Idk. I bought YES.
YES shares
1,384
1,338
423
370
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204
178
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142
111
103
95
89
NO shares
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1,023
588
455
323
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116
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105
