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Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Loses $29 Billion As Facebook Meta Stock Price Crashes After Dismal Q4 Report

Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Loses $29 Billion As Facebook Meta Stock Price Crashes After Dismal Q4 Report
Mark Zuckerberg Reportedly Loses $29 Billion As Facebook Meta Stock Price Crashes After Dismal Q4 Report

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Published February 03, 2022

Published February 03, 2022

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.


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.


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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