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Where does Trump belong to the Forbes millionaires?
Forbes magazine named its list of the world’s most millionaires, as it does every year, and one of the characters it dedicated a special article to was former President Donald Trump.
Despite the image of success that the Republican tycoon usually portrays, his fortune has plummeted in recent years, as evidenced by the data presented by Forbes.
The aforementioned publication assured that Trump fell 298 places on the billionaires list. In 2020, the former owner of Miss Universe was nearly one of the 1,000 richest men in the world, with 1,001 on the selection list, but after losing dollars to his income, he jumped to 1,299.
The publication assured Trump’s fortune is estimated at $ 2.4 billion.
Forbes clarified that “Trump has actually gotten richer since last year, but others on the list saw his fortunes grow even bigger,” and warned that his winnings could have been better. “The former president, proud of his business acumen, refused to part with his assets when he took office. If I had sold and reinvested in the market in 2017, I would have been about $ 1.6 billion richer, ”noted Forbes.
Insider noted that despite that recent recovery, in Trump’s four years in the White House, his fortune lost $ 700 million, going from $ 3 billion he had to $ 2.3 billion a few months ago.
Forbes noted that “despite the pandemic, (the last) was a record year for the richest in the world.”
Jeff Bezos was again ranked as the richest person in the world and for the fourth year in a row he didn’t lose the top of the list, with a fortune of $ 177,000 million, 64,000 million more than the previous year.
Described by Forbes as “ the biggest winner in dollar terms, ” Elon Musk was ranked No. 2, with a current fortune of $ 151 billion and roaring cash production in one year, jumped from No. 31, with a $ 150 fortune. 24,600 million to have $ 126,400 million more. “The main reason: a 705% rise in Tesla stock,” said Forbes.
Bernard Arnault, the French billionaire who owns companies like Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior, remained at No. 3, according to Forbes, although his fortune doubled, from $ 76,000 million to $ 150,000, Forbes said.
Bill Gates was in fourth place with $ 124 billion, and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was in fifth with $ 97 billion, which is $ 42.3 billion more than the previous year. Forbes explained to the rise in earnings that Facebook shares are up 80%.
Forbes went on to say that this year’s list of billionaires included 2,755 elect, 660 more than a year ago, who own a total of $ 13.1 trillion, compared to $ 8 trillion in 2020.
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