Mark Zuckerberg Just Became The Second Richest Person In The World For The First Time. Could He Go To #1?

Mark Zuckerberg Just Became The Second Richest Person In The World For The First Time. Could He Go To #1?

From celebritynetworth.com

This is a comeback I would not have predicted two years ago. But first, let's go back a little further. At the lowest point of the COVID stock market scare, March 2020, when we weren't sure if humanity would even exist in a few months, Facebook's stock price dipped to $150 a share, down from $220 a few months earlier before anyone had heard of COVID. Then, as it turned out, humanity did continue to exist. Not only that, we spent a year stuck at home looking at Facebook, Instagram, and messaging on WhatsApp. Therefore, on September 3, 2021, Facebook's stock price hit what was then an all-time high of $380 per share. ... (full story)

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