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dixiegrrrrl

(60,010 posts)
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 09:15 AM Aug 2012

another awwwww...Zuckerberg Falls From Tech’s Richest as Facebook Falters

I will try to hold back the tears as I type this.

Takeaway:
"Facebook shares have fallen 47 percent from their initial public offering price of $38."

"Zuckerberg is now worth $10.2 billion".

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-03/zuckerberg-falls-from-tech-s-richest-as-facebook-falters.html

That is tragic. How will the poor guy cope?

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another awwwww...Zuckerberg Falls From Tech’s Richest as Facebook Falters (Original Post) dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 OP
I dont think that the guy is very bright darkangel218 Aug 2012 #1
Maybe he needed the mortgage tax deduction???? dixiegrrrrl Aug 2012 #2
Thats a possibility. darkangel218 Aug 2012 #3
It probably helps his cash flow CJCRANE Aug 2012 #4
haters gonna hate frylock Aug 2012 #5
 

darkangel218

(13,985 posts)
1. I dont think that the guy is very bright
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 09:30 AM
Aug 2012

I remember seeing on tv he bought a 10 mil. dollars house but he FINANCED it!! I mean, what's the point?? What if his bussiness goes belly up, at least he wouldve had his home

dixiegrrrrl

(60,010 posts)
2. Maybe he needed the mortgage tax deduction????
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 09:32 AM
Aug 2012

Wonder how much the monthly payment would be....the interest portion alone is making someone rich.

 

darkangel218

(13,985 posts)
3. Thats a possibility.
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 09:34 AM
Aug 2012

The interest was only 1% from what I remember. Still a lot if you consider the amount borrowed.

CJCRANE

(18,184 posts)
4. It probably helps his cash flow
Fri Aug 3, 2012, 09:50 AM
Aug 2012

to keep hold of the money and pay off the mortgage slowly (instead of in just one go).

He's also probably banking on getting more than a 1% return on the money he keeps hold of.

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