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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 11, 2016
The Arabian Carlos Slim, richest man in Mexico and the owner of the New York Times, tried his damnedest to stump the Trump. Illegal immigration is very good for Mexican business, you see.
But just like everyone else, he’s got his.
Donald Trump might blame Carlos Slim for the allegations of sexual assault that mired the later parts of his campaign.
But Slim can now blame Trump’s election for shaving $5.8 billion from his net worth on Wednesday based on data from the Bloomberg Billionaire Index—and he may have more to lose if Trump makes good on his campaign promises.
After Trump won the electoral votes Tuesday, Slim shed 10.5% of his wealth—more than any other billionaire on the index on Wednesday—as his major stock holdings fell in value and the Mexican peso plunged as much as 13%.
One of Slim’s major holdings, Mexico-based telecom company America Movil SAB de CV, shed 9.7% since election day while trading on the Nasdaq,
Another of Slim’s major holdings, industrial and telecom company, Grupo Carso, fell 5.5% Thursday compared to election day in trading in Mexico. That came as the Mexican stock exchange also took a dip, with its benchmark index, the IPC, falling 19.9% on Wednesday before recovering part of its losses.
And this isn’t the end of the suffering for this haji.
Far from it.
