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These 10 Billionaires Lost $40 Billion This Week As Stocks Plunged
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Billionaires like Bezos have plenty to lose in a market downturn. The founder and CEO of Amazon started the week with a net worth of $118.8 billion, according to Forbes' real-time billionaire rankings. However, by Friday, his fortune had dropped by $7 billion to $111.8 billion.





Bezos, of course, is still far and away the richest man on the planet. He is worth some $20 billion more than Bill Gates, the second-richest person in the world, who has a net worth of $89.7 billion. Gates, who over the years has been selling shares of Microsoft and giving them to his foundation, lost $2.3 billion this week.

Mark Zuckerberg, the world's third-richest person, also fared particularly bad this week. The 33-year-old cofounder and CEO of Facebook lost $5.6 billion as shares of his social media giant dropped by 7%. He is now worth $71 billion, down from $76.6 billion a week ago. Facebook's stock is still up 30% in the last twelve months, however, and the company posted solid results in its latest quarter even as it users spent less time (equivalent to 50 million cumulative fewer hours every day) on the platform.


Octogenarian investor Warren Buffett's net worth fell by $5.4 billion to $84.5 billion in a matter of days. Some of Berkshire Hathaway's biggest holdings have been battered, including Wells Fargo (down 12% this week), Kraft Heinz (-7%), Coca-Cola (-7%) and Apple (-2%).

Meanwhile, the tumult wasn't contained to the U.S. Zara cofounder and fast fashion pioneer Amancio Ortega watched $5.2 billion disappear from his fortune, while LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault's fortune slid by $3.9 billion. Mexico telecom giant Carlos Slim's net worth slipped by $2.9 billion to $70.1 billion.

These 10 Billionaires Lost $40 Billion This Week As Stocks Plunged


I know it aint hurting nobody pocket but still....losing billie's cant be something you shrug off:ld:




is it?:lupe:
 

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Damn if most people lost 7 billie they might commit that:sadcam:
For bezos i doubt he’ll think about it more than 5 mins:wow:
 

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Y'all are misunderstanding how this works.

No way you can 'lose' billions rapidly like that

Whatever number they apply to these dudes is not the real number

That niqqa Zuck *thought* he had X amount of worth last week and this week it's Y.

Y isn't the real number either cause it can go to Z by next week.

This shyt is not real. It's all imaginary and it's all rigged and it's all

Bullshyt
 

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Y'all are misunderstanding how this works.

No way you can 'lose' billions rapidly like that

Whatever number they apply to these dudes is not the real number

That niqqa Zuck *thought* he had X amount of worth last week and this week it's Y.

Y isn't the real number either cause it can go to Z by next week.

This shyt is not real. It's all imaginary and it's all rigged and it's all

Bullshyt


When you realize money isn't real yet its a necessary evil that we all need to survive in this world of smoking mirrors and cac rules.
 

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When you realize money isn't real yet its a necessary evil that we all need to survive in this world of smoking mirrors and cac rules.

It's like words numbers and everything else. They are all imaginary, but useful for different things

People take the imaginary world of mental images too seriously is all.

Even a building starts as a drawing so it's moreso an idea than an 'object' in the way that a tree or a rock is an actual object.
 

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Yea and they were up $300 billion over the last two years. Who cares about a momentary dip in the market?
 
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