Elon Musk's net worth has already dropped R222 billion this year | Business Insider

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Elon Musk's net worth has already dropped R222 billion this year

in 2023, because its supply will be able to outpace consumer demand. The stock is up over 2%, year-to-date.by self-proclaimed Twitter investor Leonidas Raisini, who offered to buy Twitter at a $30 billion discount.

Raisini wrote a letter mirroring the letter Musk wrote to Bret Taylor, the former chair of Twitter's board, offering to buy the company last April. Insider wasas Twitter CEO. Over half the over 17.5 million respondents voted yes, and Musk tweeted that he"will resign as CEO as soon as I find someone foolish enough to take the job!"

 

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Stocks are down worldwide... Rather invest now and beat the inevitable rise

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