Why do billionaires quickly sell shares and build huge bunkers for survival

Why do billionaires quickly sell shares and build huge bunkers for survival

Published 09.03.2024 | By Йосиф

Why do billionaires quickly sell shares and build huge bunkers for survival?

The way these bunkers are protected from the inside will amaze you!

If you want to know what people believe, don’t listen to what they say. Instead, pay close attention to what they are actually doing. The stock market has been hovering near all-time highs in recent days, and business leaders have assured us that there are good days ahead. Michael Snyder

But now many of our most famous billionaires are doing things that suggest they are extremely worried about the future. For example, Jeff Bezos, Jamie Dimon and Mark Zuckerberg “all sold large shares of their companies” in the first two months of this year…

Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon and Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg sold large shares of their companies. Why?

Bezos is the distant leader: He sold 50 million Amazon shares in just nine trading days this month and earned an estimated $8.5 billion.

In the last two months of 2023, Zuckerberg sold nearly 1.8 million shares of his social media empire worth more than $400 million.

JPMorgan’s Dimon joined the club this month, selling about 822,000 shares of the bank he manages for about $150 million. (Chaos begins! In 2024 we will see protests and riots throughout the Western world (Video)

If these people believe that the US economy will prosper and their companies will continue to grow, it would make sense to simply sit back and watch the value of their portfolios rise.

Instead, they all came to the conclusion that now was the perfect time to sell.

And I can definitely understand that. Over the past year, shares of all three companies have risen to unprecedented heights…

Meta shares are up 186% over the past year, JPMorgan is up nearly 30% and Amazon is up nearly 90%. All three companies are trading close to all-time highs.

These people didn’t become insanely rich because they were stupid, and selling at the peak of the bubble certainly wouldn’t have been stupid.

But is this the only reason billionaires are frantically liquidating stocks?

There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks about Zuckerberg and his wife building a huge survival complex in Hawaii. The following is from Time magazine…

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan, co-founder and co-CEO of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, plan to build a 5,000-square-foot underground shelter on their Hawaiian ranch with its own energy and food sources, Wired reports. article.

The plan calls for the bunker door to be made of metal and filled with concrete, as is common in bunkers and bomb shelters, the news agency said in an in-depth article, citing planning documents and interviews.

Why is Zuckerberg making such an effort?

Does he know something that others don’t?

Yes, it’s true that Zuckerberg has always been more than eccentric.

But many other super-rich people are also preparing for their downfall. In fact, both Sam Altman and Peter Thiel seem extremely worried about the times ahead…

To protect himself, Altman keeps a supply of common doomsday preparation supplies, including antibiotics and water, as well as several other unusual items.

According to the New Yorker, he told the founders of the startup Shypmate: “I try not to think about it too much. But I have guns, gold, potassium iodide, antibiotics, batteries, water, IDF gas masks and a large plot of land in Big Sur that I can fly to.”

He also said that he and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel had an “agreement” to escape to one of Thiel’s luxury hotels in New Zealand in case the world ended.

Why does Sam Altman need guns and gas masks?

Why does he need potassium iodide?

What exactly is he expecting?

Other billionaires are taking even more extreme measures.

Al Corby, founder and president of Strategically Armored & Fortified Environments, says he is currently working for a client on an “island fortress” that will be surrounded by a very deep moat filled with flammable liquids…

Corby, who worked on Reliance Industries tycoon Mukesh Ambani’s opulent $4.8 billion, 27-story residence in Mumbai, tells THR that his most impressive project, due for completion in 2025, is an island fortress built on an area of 200 acres. property in the USA, with the most modern tactical systems.

“The shelter can withstand an explosion a mile from ground zero,” Corby says.

“But it was almost by accident. The client [business magnate] said, “I want to make sure no one can get to my family,” so we literally built a 30-foot-deep lake [around the site] that would be filled with flammable liquid that could turn into a ring of fire. The only one access to the island is a drawbridge.”

I have to admit, that sounds pretty cool.

I just hope they figured out how to keep the fire from coming out of the ditch.

The facility will also have “water cannons capable of shooting down paratroopers”…

Corby’s project also has “water cannons that can shoot down paratroopers, Apache helicopters and anything else that gets in your way at 150 meters,” he says.
“Then we removed all the trash from the lake and literally built a mountain around it as a natural fortification. And we have a tunnel drilled with flamethrowers, gasification systems, a steel wall that closes halfway and can stop a 16-wheeler going 90 miles an hour, and bollards at both ends.”

So I have a question.

Why worry so much?

If life continues more or less the same as it has for the past few decades, why spend so much money?

Apparently, the buyer paying for this island fortress assumes the world will go crazy.

And I agree with this assessment.

In fact, I believe that the most chaotic chapters of all human history lie ahead.

The billionaires I’m talking about in this article won’t agree with me on every detail, but they’re probably also preparing for apocalyptic times.

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