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World’s 4th Richest Man Loses $28 Billion

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Indian steel tycoon Lakshmi Mittal, 58, the richest man in Europe and the 4th richest man in the world, can now be known as the world’s biggest loser after his net worth plummeted by a whopping $28 billion over the last four months due to the global financial crisis.

Mittal, a London resident who paid a record $200 million for a Georgian mansion in Kensington Palace Gardens earlier this year, still has $17 billion left, the London Times reports.

We don’t yet know how Mittal’s stunning loss - which equates to $240 million / day or nearly $10 million per hour - re-positions him on the world’s rich list as several other plutocrats have also suffered reversals, but it’s safe to say he’ll end up much further down unless the stock market recovers soon.
 
It's called risk/money management. If you invest without utilizing it you are simply a fool and fools are quickly separated from their cash.
 
!!WOW!!

I can bet he wont be able to get it up for a while!
 
It's a paper loss, but makes for dramatic headlines!
 
Guys with that much money don't even know the difference...just one less country or city he can own, lol
 
"World’s 4th Richest Man Loses $28 Billion"

4th richest, but 1st for carelessness :approve:
 
Bill Gates lose nothing :D
 
I think we should set up a fund and all of us help by making contributions to ease his loss.
 
Ouch...now he will appear on list as number 10 or something LOL
 
It's quite interesting (even scary) how in today's society foll of "fake" money (meaning money that really isn't there as opposed to physical money) wealth can literally disappear and not be reallocated elsewhere.
 
It's quite interesting (even scary) how in today's society foll of "fake" money (meaning money that really isn't there as opposed to physical money) wealth can literally disappear and not be reallocated elsewhere.


Are you asking me for my PayPal info??? LOL :pound:
 
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