Since today - as the last few days - was again a lot of movement in the market (at least in one direction), here times the figures what the shareholders of the 5 largest companies in the #sp500 have lost today:
Apple
$AAPL (+2.1%) (-4,69%)
-$106.9 billion
Microsoft
$MSFT (+1.5%) (-3,20%)
-$61.3 billion
Amazon
$AMZN (+1.47%) (-3,42%)
-$31.9 billion
Tesla (was the only one to gain)
$TSLA (+4.15%) (+0,55%)
+$505m
Alphabet
A share $GOOGL (+3.9%) (-4.43%) / C share $GOOG (+3.79%) (-4,31%)
-$54.9 billion
Thus, the top 5 companies in the S&P500 today have a total of approx. $254.5 billion in stock market value.
This is roughly equivalent to the market value of BASF ($BAS (-0.58%)), SAP ($SAP (+1.42%)) and Siemens ($SIE (+1.65%)) combined.
The S&P500 itself lost 99.56 points or 2.49% today.
At the respective lows it would have been much worse today:
Apple
$AAPL (+2.1%) (-4,97%)
-$113.3 billion
Microsoft
$MSFT (+1.5%) (-3,80%)
-$73 billion
Amazon
$AMZN (+1.47%) (-4,43%)
-$41.4 billion
Tesla (was the only one to gain
$TSLA (+4.15%) (-1,43%)
-$7.1 billion
Alphabet
A share $GOOGL (+3.9%) (-5.20%) / C share $GOOG (+3.79%) (-5,10%)
-$65.4 billion
That would be a total of approx. $300.1 billion that was temporarily wiped out. In just 5 different companies.
Buy orders are in the market, savings plans stubbornly continue. Rejoicing in a few years over the fruits of today's perseverance. 😎
All information without guarantee.
No investment advice.
As of 12/15/22 10:00 p.m.
#Stonks
