Tech stock investors nursing heavy losses so far this year may want to seek solace with a quick glance at the latest world’s richest person list.
It probably won’t be of much comfort at all, in all honesty, as the names at the top still have eye-watering amounts of wealth. But the losses are staggering and serve to tell a story.
Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, has seen his net worth plunge $54 billion so far in 2022, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. More than $25 billion of that was lost on Thursday alone as
ក្រុមហ៊ុន tesla
(ticker: TSLA) stock fell 11.5%. The SpaceX founder’s net worth still stands at $216 billion, though, so it isn’t all bad.
It’s a similar story around the top table;
Amazon
(AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos’ net worth has fallen $27 billion year-to-date, while
វេទិកាមេតា
(FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s wealth has declined by $15 billion.
The only person in the top 10 who has gained wealth this year is Warren Buffett, whose net worth has climbed $2.4 billion to $111 billion, according to the index. The
Berkshire Hathaway
(BRK.A) CEO’s net worth is now $1 billion more than Zuckerberg’s. The Forbes real-time billionaire’s list also has Buffett ahead of Zuckerberg but by a larger $6.5 billion margin.
That is a small win for value investors, of which Buffett is surely the most famous, and highlights the outperformance of value stocks so far in 2022. The
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has fallen 4.9% year-to-date, while the
សន្ទស្សន៍កំណើន ២០០០ រ៉ូសែល
has fallen 14.3% as of Thursday’s close.
It has been a difficult start to the year for the tech sector. The tech-heavy
Nasdaq Composite
is more than 14% down year-to-date and it isn’t even the end of January yet.
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has fallen 9% so far this year, while the
Dow Jones ឧស្សាហកម្មមធ្យម
is 6% down.
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton CEO Bernard Arnault remains in third place on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, but he has closed the gap on Bezos in second place. Arnault may even be primed to overtake Bezos, as the French luxury conglomerate’s stock climbed 2.5% Friday following earnings.
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According to the Forbes list, Arnault and his family have already surpassed Bezos, moving into second place behind Musk.
LVMH
‘s sales jumped 44% in 2021 to €64.2 billion ($72 billion), while organic revenue was 14% above the level of 2019, before the Covid-19 pandemic. Profit from recurring operations was €17.15 billion, 49% higher than in 2019, highlighting that the company hasn’t only recovered from the pandemic but its going to another level.
សរសេរទៅ Callum Keown នៅ [អ៊ីមែលការពារ]