How is it possible to be the richest person in history while also somehow being as pitiful as the Brundlefly in that one scene in David Cronenberg’s The Fly (Major spoiler alert by the way).
Over this past summer, it was tricky to sum up Elon Musk’s net worth. He was “expected to become a trillionaire” in early June. Then he succeeded, becoming “the world’s first trillionaire” shortly after the SpaceX IPO. But then he became an “ex-trillionaire” or an “erstwhile trillionaire” when the SpaceX stock price dipped.
Should we all just agree on the term “on-again-off-again trillionaire”? In any case, it’s on again. If you haven’t hit refresh on your browser tab with the Forbes.com Real Time Billionaires page today you might not have seen the news, but Musk got his 13th digit back. Congrats once again to our Big Net Worth Boy for all his net worth.
How did this miraculous resurrection happen? Some fresh analysis from Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas referred to SpaceX stock as “cheap and getting cheaper” on Sunday, and then on Monday, shares climbed over 7%, bringing the stock price back to June levels.
And that stock spike fixed Musk’s net worth so that it’s back to being an absolutely incomprehensible number. But if you shift your gaze from his personal ledger to how he’s been spending his time lately, any lingering envy you might have for all that money will quickly and disgustingly dissolve like one of the Brundlefly’s meals before he eats it .
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