Stocks dropped as the selling pressures that dragged Wall Street last week persisted, while investors braced for a slew of economic data reports this week.
The "Magnificent Seven" cohort — once the stars of this bull market — led the declines Monday as investors dumped the group for perceived safer plays. Tesla tumbled 13%, heading for its worst day since 2020
Having been first listed on the Forbes Billionaires List in 2012,[4] around 75% of Musk's wealth was derived from Tesla stock in November 2020
In terms of out-of-pocket costs for the Trump presidency, Musk is paying considerably more in terms of stock losses than in the ~$300 million he donated to the campaign.
As shares of Tesla Inc. lose ground, the company's chairman and presidential adviser Elon Musk is losing big.
Forbes, which maintains a real-time billionaire wealth tracking tool, estimates the 53-year-old was worth $342.4 billion as of the close of business Thursday, down a whopping $121.2 billion from its all-time high of $464 billion, set Dec. 17. He's still the richest person in the world, however.
That's not just due to Trump being re-elected and Musk's very public role there, but it sure doesn't help.
Step 2: Crash the entire economy thru sheer ineptitude
Step 3: buy stocks, and then let adults recover the economy.
Repeat as necessary.
That churn makes a shit ton of money for a shit ton of terrible people.
Republicans don't give a shit which way the numbers go as long as they knew it was coming, either way you can "make" money, by exploiting people trying to play the same game without the same insider information.
Our entire economy is a fucking grift and we need to admit it