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The Three Comma Club simply means the Billion Dollar, the three commas are meant to symbolize the three commas that present within the Billion integer as $1,000,000,000. Members are people who have been valued at a Billion Dollars in Valuation, to be a member of the three comma club is to be a Billionaire.[1] It an all exclusive club that is limited to those whose net worth is valued at a billion dollars or more. Stories have been heard of people who began destroying and breaking their properties out of anger upon finding they were now worth $980,000,000 dollars and no longer of the Three Comma Club.[2]
History & Origination[edit]
The Word Three Comma Club first appeared from the popular American HBO comedy Series Movie Silicon Valley (TV series) where Russ Hanneman who portrayed Chris Diamantopoulos at the movie had an Investment with Pied Piper, claimed that he was a member of the Three Comma Club.[3] As at 2019, there are about 2,153 members of the three comma club 718 from Asia, 631 from North America, 559 from Europe, 85 from South America, 38 from Oceania, and 25 from Africa, their ultra-rich members are in total worth over $8.7 trillion dollars, down $400 billion fro 2018.
Rise of New Members[edit]
In 2019, there have been new 19 members who managed to make it to the Club for the first time ever. Four of the members joined as a result of Death or Divorce, this included Julia Koch and Jeff Bezos's ex-wife Mackenzie Bezos. The 19 new members of the 2019 Forbes 400, in order of net worth:[4]
- Julia Koch & family(Net worth: $41 billion,
Source: Koch Industries)
- Mackenzie Bezos (MacKenzie BezosNet worth: $36.1 billion
Source: Amazon)
- Tim Sweeney Net worth($4.5 billion
Source: Video games)
- Ross Perot (Net worth: $4.2 billion
Source: Computer services, real estate)
- Neal Blue (Net worth: $4.1 billion
Source: Defense)
- Janice McNair (Net worth: $4 billion
Source: Energy, sports)
- Anthony Wood(Net worth: $3.9 billion
Source: Streaming technologies)
- Jay Chaudhry(Net worth: $3.6 billion
Source: Security software)
- Herbert Wertheim(Net worth: $3.1 billion
Source: Investments)
- Orlando Bravo(Net worth: $3 billion
Source: Private equity)
- William Lauder(Net worth: $2.8 billion
Source: Estée Lauder)
- Peter Gassner(Net worth: $2.7 billion
Source: Software)
- Ernest Garcia III(Net worth: $2.3 billion
Source: Used cars)
(Net worth: $2.2 billion Source: Business software)
- Jim Kavanaugh(Net worth: $2.2 billion
Source: IT provider)
- Brian Sheth(Net worth: $2.2 billion
Source: Investments)
- Jeffrey Gundlach(Net worth: $2.1 billion
Source: Investments)
- Henry Laufer(Net worth: $2.1 billion
Source: hedge funds)
- Chad Richison(Net worth: $2.1 billion
Source: Payroll processing)
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Unexpected Members Of The 3-Comma Club". Retrieved 2019-09-15.
- ↑ "Three Commas Club". Retrieved 2019-09-15.
- ↑ "Russ Hanneman". Retrieved 2019-10-28.
- ↑ "Newcomers: These 19 Billionaires Join The Forbes 400 List In 2019". Retrieved 2019-09-15.
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