Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Loses $29 Billion As Facebook Meta Stock Price Crashes After Dismal Q4 Report
Mark Zuckerberg reportedly lost over $29 billion dollars after his newly renamed company Meta had an abysmal Q4 shareholder meeting. The expected growth for Meta was not hit, with them posting a profit decline compared to previous quarters.
Despite the fact that the Facebook company had shifted gears and began to work on future technology, the profit decline was serious enough to send investors running, with the stock freefalling in the hours after the meeting, hitting a total of 25 percent lost.
1/19 $META 4Q'21 Earnings"although the direction is clear, our path ahead is not yet perfectly defined." The word "headwind" or "headwinds" appeared 30 times on this call. Market listened. Stock is -23% AH.
— Mostly Borrowed Ideas (@borrowed_ideas) February 3, 2022
BuT #BiTcOiN iS tOo VoLaTiLe! $FB #META $SPOT $PYPL #BTC pic.twitter.com/IwNpJVyz8j
— STOCK NINJA (@STOCKSNINJA2) February 2, 2022
Facebook stock dropped 22%. Hey Meta, karma is a bitch!
— Karla 🐊🍊🥥🩴 (@KarlaCNY_JAX) February 3, 2022
Hard to believe that Meta stock is tanking with a vision as brilliant as this pic.twitter.com/80B0M560rf
— Jason Schreier (@jasonschreier) February 3, 2022
This large loss in stock price directly affects Zuckerberg's wealth, as he has his money intertwined with the stock. This means that because of the cratering, Zuckerberg had lost an estimated $29 billion dollars overnight, which caused many online to celebrate.
This wasn't just a time for celebrating, however, as many took the chance to dogpile on Meta, the Metaverse as a concept and, of course, make memes about what could possibly be done next to get the company back on track.
Okay, let’s be honest. Who was HAPPY to learn that Mark Zuckerberg lost $24 BILLION today in net worth when his Meta stock PLUMMETED 22% in after-hours trading?
— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) February 3, 2022
BREAKING: Meta announces new Indian CEO to make the stock price go up pic.twitter.com/ODds1g55lw
— Dr. Parik Patel, BA, CFA, ACCA Esq. (drpatel.eth) (@ParikPatelCFA) February 2, 2022
You know, I looked at Facebook/Meta stock and then remember that Melvin holds a big amount of it lmaooo. Holy f*ck, at this point just liquidate and go home dudes. It brings me joy to see hedge funds struggle though.
— carlostrades (@rockstar_stocks) February 3, 2022
Is it wrong to feel this much joy that Facebook/Meta is about to make history for the largest one-day drop in market cap for a U.S. stock? 👏
— Amy Siskind 🏳️🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) February 3, 2022
The following day, the price drop-off was officially set in stone, with the stock opening at $244.78 (down from $323 the night before), and it experiencing a trading volume of 188 million stocks, contrasted against its daily average of 42 million. This means that the stock was traded close to five times more than usual, and the closing price of $241.45 means that the stock has consistently stayed within this deflated range, not going too high or below, creating a new average stock price.
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Iwazaru
lecorbak
stinks
Nox Lucis
Recent events more or less confirm what we knew, that Zucc thrives as a businessman by being opportunistic and predatory because he isn't nearly as clever or innovative as he'd like to be seen as.
ZiggyZig
That would definitely not had happened if he had invested his fortune in Bored Apes NFTs like any sensible person woul… oh wait
Deluxxxe17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrg-RgF5F8o
zeoxdragon
MIMU
Take it away, Herb!
Timey16
IIRC a lot of that money is investment… 10 billion at least. The question is if there will ever be a return on that.
But there are a lot of other losses in there for sure.
lecorbak
"The Metaverse is going to be the future."
The Metaverse :
WarLordM
What do they think they know that we don't know?
A Concerned Rifleman
That the Metaverse project was a load of hot air? We knew that already
Nox Lucis
With all the crypto media I follow, I see a lot of discussion about "Metaverse" and "related" technologies.
No one can agree on what the damn term even means at this point. It is really and truly just a buzzword hijacked from a sci-fi book.
About the only fact is that digital life and real life are becoming more entwined and hard to separate, and we have to ask ourselves how far it goes from here.
Phhase