How much does Bill Gath have!

How much money does Bill Gates really have???

How much money does he have, let's make an analogy

1. Gates earns $250 per second, that is, $20 million a day and $7.8 billion a year;

2. If Gates drops $1,000, he doesn't bother to pick it up, because it takes him four seconds to pick it up, and he has earned $1,000 back by bending over;

3. The U.S. national debt is about $5.62 trillion, and if Gates pays it back, he can repay the U.S. debt in less than 10 years;

4. If Gates donates $15 to every person on the planet, in the end, he will have $5 million in pocket money;

5. Michael Jordan is the highest-paid athlete in the United States, and if he doesn't drink or eat and save up his $30 million annual income, he will have to save for 277 years to be as rich as Gates is now;

6. If Gates were a country, he would be the 37th richest country on earth, or the 13th largest company in the United States, even bigger than IBM;

7. If you exchange all the money Gates has for one dollar, you can build a road connecting the earth and the moon 14 times back and forth, but you have to spend 1400 years building this road non-stop, and use 713 B747 planes to transport the money;

8. Gates is 45 years old, and assuming he lives another 35 years, he must spend $6.78 million a day to spend all his money before going to heaven;

9. However, if Microsoft Windows users can claim $1 from Gates every time their computer crashes, Gates will go bankrupt within three years;

At present, his family fortune is about 48 billion US dollars, and at its peak it is 96 billion.

What if you know how many?

Bill Gates' assets:

In March 2019, he ranked second on the 2019 Forbes Global Billionaires List with a wealth of $96.5 billion.

Today's Bill Gates is worth $90 billion, and it is understood that from 1995 to 2007, Bill Gates has been the richest man in the world by Forbes for 13 consecutive years and the richest man in the United States by Forbes for 20 consecutive years.

On September 29, 2014 local time in the United States, Forbes released a list of the top 400 richest people in the United States, showing that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has been the richest man in the United States for the 21st consecutive year with a wealth of $81 billion.

Regarding Bill Gates's worth, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates seems to have been synonymous with "the richest man in the world" since the day he became famous, and he can be described as an evergreen in this field.

In the previous evaluation results given by the well-known wealth appraisal **wealth-x, Gates was once again named the richest man in the world with a net worth of $87.4 billion. In 2016, the Hurun Research Institute released the "2016 Hurun Global Rich List", and Bill Gates became the world's richest man with a fortune of 520 billion yuan. In 2017, according to data released by Forbes, Gates ranked first on the list of the world's richest people for the fourth consecutive year, with a total wealth of $86.8 billion.

Social activities

In 2004, Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft Corporation, announced that he would donate $100 million to his charity. At this time, Bill and Melinda Gates will have assets of $27 billion, and with this $3.3 billion donation, the total assets of the association will exceed $30 billion, making it the largest charitable association in the United States.

In 2005, when Bill Gates, the richest man in the world, celebrated his 50th birthday in London, England, he announced that he would not enter politics, and that tens of billions of dollars of huge wealth would be donated to society and would not be left to children and grandchildren as an inheritance.

In the same year, Microsoft founder Bill Gates was awarded the Legion of Honour by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, a medal for the efforts of Gates and his wife Melinda to eradicate poverty and improve the health of the people in the Commonwealth and other developing countries.

Too much in 2004, which is already the tenth year, and Bill Gates has secured the top spot on the Forbes rich list. One of the founders and chairman of Microsoft has lived in a two-hectare, $100 million-dollar mansion since 1997. He was also the most generous person in the world in 2004, with more than $3 billion in charitable donations.

According to Forbes statistics. This "genius" of the computer age currently has a net worth of 46.6 billion US dollars, although it is still much less than the record of 100 billion US dollars he set in 1998, but such wealth has exceeded the imagination of ordinary people. Maybe this calculation will be easier to understand:

Gates earns $250 per second, or $20 million a day and $7.8 billion a year;

If Gates drops $1,000, he doesn't bother to pick it up, because it takes him 4 seconds to pick it up, and he's already earned $1,000 back for this bend;

The U.S. national debt is about 5.62 trillion U.S. dollars, and if Gates pays it back, he can pay off the U.S. debt within 10 years;

If Gates donates $15 to everyone on the planet, he will end up with $5 million in pocket money.

If Gates were a country, he would be the 37th richest country on earth, or the 13th largest company in the United States, even bigger than IBM;

If Gates were to exchange all the money for $1 a piece, you could build a road connecting the Earth to the moon 14 times back and forth, but you would have to spend 1,400 years building that road and 731 Boeing 747s to transport the money. The landlord will point it out and see if he can figure it out!

1. Gates earns $250 per second, that is, $20 million a day and $7.8 billion a year; 2. If Gates drops $1,000, he doesn't bother to pick it up, because it takes him four seconds to pick it up, and he has earned $1,000 back by bending over; 3. The U.S. national debt is about $5.62 trillion, and if Gates pays it back, he can repay the U.S. debt in less than 10 years; 4. If Gates donates $15 to every person on the planet, in the end, he will have $5 million in pocket money; 5. Michael Jordan is the highest-paid athlete in the United States, and if he doesn't drink or eat and save up his $30 million annual income, he will have to save for 277 years to be as rich as Gates is now; 6. If Gates were a country, he would be the 37th richest country on earth, or the 13th largest company in the United States, even bigger than IBM; 7. If you exchange all the money Gates has for one dollar, you can build a road connecting the earth and the moon 14 times back and forth, but you have to spend 1400 years building this road non-stop, and use 713 B747 planes to transport the money; 8. Gates is 45 years old, and assuming he lives another 35 years, he must spend $6.78 million a day to spend all his money before going to heaven; 9. However, if Microsoft Windows users can claim $1 from Gates every time their computer crashes, Gates will go bankrupt within three years; At present, his family fortune is about 48 billion US dollars, and at its peak it is 96 billion.

Remember.

1. Gates earns $250 per second, that is, $20 million a day and $7.8 billion a year;

2. If Gates drops $1,000, he doesn't bother to pick it up, because it takes him four seconds to pick it up, and he has earned $1,000 back by bending over;

3. The U.S. national debt is about $5.62 trillion, and if Gates pays it back, he can repay the U.S. debt in less than 10 years;

4. If Gates donates $15 to every person on the planet, in the end, he will have $5 million in pocket money;

5. Michael Jordan is the highest-paid athlete in the United States, and if he doesn't drink or eat and save up his $30 million annual income, he will have to save for 277 years to be as rich as Gates is now;

6. If Gates were a country, he would be the 37th richest country on earth, or the 13th largest company in the United States, even bigger than IBM;

7. If you exchange all the money Gates has for one dollar, you can build a road connecting the earth and the moon 14 times back and forth, but you have to spend 1400 years building this road non-stop, and use 713 B747 planes to transport the money;

8. Gates is 45 years old, and assuming he lives another 35 years, he must spend $6.78 million a day to spend all his money before heaven in the upper states;

9. However, if Microsoft Windows users can claim $1 from Gates every time their computer crashes, Gates will go bankrupt within three years;

At present, his family's fortune is about 48 billion US dollars, and at the highest is 96 billion.

The most recent publication ---

According to the 2006 global rich list released by Forbes magazine on March 8, 2007, Bill Gates, chairman of Microsoft Corporation, ranked first for the 13th time with $56 billion in assets, and Warren Buffett, an American investor, ranked second with $52 billion.

The Forbes Global Rich List mainly counts the list of the world's richest people with a wealth of $1 billion or more. In 2006, the number of richest people on the list reached an unprecedented 946, an increase of 153 over the previous year. The combined wealth of these billionaires is $3.5 trillion, an increase of $900 billion over the previous year.

In 2006, 160 richest people from the Asia-Pacific region were listed due to the rapid economic growth in recent years. Among them, India, which has a strong economic development, has 36 people on the list this year, with a total wealth of 191 billion US dollars. India's "steel king" Lakshmi Mittal continues to rank fifth on the list of the world's richest people with $32 billion.

Japan, on the other hand, had only 24 people on the list last year, with a total wealth of $64 billion.

The number of super-rich people in Chinese mainland with assets of more than US$1 billion increased from 7 in 2005 to 20 in 2006. The number of super-rich people with assets of more than $1 billion in Hong Kong reached 21 last year, while Taiwan's eight billionaires made the list last year. Hong Kong's richest man Li Ka-shing is the richest Chinese man with $23 billion in assets, ranking ninth in the world, up one place from the previous year.

Some time ago, it was said that there was a rich man in Mexico whose personal wealth had surpassed that of Bill Gates, and this news has yet to be further confirmed by the authority**!

Bill Gates now has a personal asset of $90 billion. When it comes to Gates, more people think of Gates' money, and no one in the world can figure out Gates's assets, Forbes can't figure it out, I can't figure it out, and even Gates himself can't figure it out. However, I have recently consulted a lot of information, counted them, and came to the following conclusions:

Gates's assets are mainly: Microsoft**, he personally directly holds no more than 10% of Microsoft**, and the company was at most 45% when it was listed, after many years, it is now a little more than 10%, 1,024,848,202 shares, and the small waterfall investment company also holds a part, about a little more than 6%, more than 600 million shares, this part ** was drawn from his own shares in the early years, and these more than 600 million shares have been counted in the 46.5 billion according to Forbes statistics; But this calculation of 46.5 billion is not very accurate, Forbes calculates that other people's wealth is mainly based on calculating**, other valuable** and extremely valuable real estate, but according to my detailed investigation, nearly 10 billion is not counted in Gates's property, this 10 billion is mainly personal financial investment (9.4 billion) and art collection investment (400 million) and other real estate investment (200 million); There is also a relatively big controversy: about 35 billion of Gates** is not counted, (some people say that the ** assets are 27.6 billion, 27.6 billion is the value at the end of June 2004, and then Mr. Gates has injected 100 million and 2 billion, but by the end of June 2005, a year of financial end, according to statistics, the income of the ** is 100 million, and the ** assets are about 35 billion) Some people say that this is charity ** should not be counted as Mr. Gates's money, but as far as I know, the ** In 2004, the net income was 100 million US dollars, and the donated money was only about 1.5 billion US dollars.

But if you think about it, it's better for someone to donate money than no one to donate, Mr. Gates is still a good person, a big philanthropist) So I think this wealth should be counted in Gates's wealth, and to sum up, I think Mr. Gates's assets should be $90 billion! But what does Mr. Gates mean for Mr. Gates when he said, "When you have more than $100 million in assets, you'll find that it's just a number"?