For every awesome billionaire conservative out there, like Donald Trump for example, there are a lot of evil, wicked billionaires who are bent on destroying the country and replacing it with a Marxist nightmare they foolishly envision will be some sort of utopian society where they rule and reign forever off the backs of peons slaving away in government owned factories and other jobs.
One such individual is Bill Gates, the former head of Microsoft. Anyone who gives us as crappy an operating system as the modern-day Windows is absolutely the epitome of vile wickedness. I know this from experience.
Mr. Gates, who wants to force the whole world to eat fake meat and get millions of coronavirus booster shots — which he invested extensively in — is now going full white knight, coming to the rescue of the damsel in current financial distress, Bud Light, after they company was almost obliterated by stupidly embracing wokeness and doing a partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney.
According to a brand spanking new report from Breitbart News, Gates acquired a whopping 1.7 million shares of Anheuser-Busch Inbev via the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation trust during the second financial quarter of the year. It seems that the billionaire investor might have been holding out hope for the company to push through the recent fiasco and get back to making a hefty profit.
The market value of Gates’ Anheuser-Busch investment is said to be around $95 million.
Here’s more from the folks at Breitbart:
Over the past six months, the company’s share price has fallen nearly nine percent, the New York Post reported. In the past five days, the stock has been down over three percent. Sales have been on a steady decline since Dylan Mulvaney flaunted the customized Bud Light can with his face on it on April 1. As Breitbart News reported at the time, the nationwide backlash against this marketing disaster vaporized $6 billion in market value.
Gates’ acquisition of 1.7 million shares reveals that he sees the beer giant making a comeback with consumers following its ill-fated advertisement campaign with trans gender activist Dylan Mulvaney. Morgan Stanley analyst Sarah Simon told TipRanks the beer giant’s growth in emerging markets like in the Asia Pacific region limits the impact of the U.S. share loss.
”After one-off costs in 2023, we see profitability growth resuming in 2024, with strong cash flow growth driving leverage to the target 2.0x, allowing for both an increase in the payout ratio as well as the resumption of share buybacks from 2026,” Simon said during a chat with TipRanks. “Current valuation fails to reflect this upside, in our view.”
Despite this rosy view of the feature, Bud Light continues to suffer in America. Breitbart News recently reported on Modelo continuing to widen its lead over the brand, which once ruled America’s retail establishments. The latest NielsenIQ data provided to FOX Business by Bump Williams Consulting shows Bud Light sales in off-premise locations such as grocery stores and gas stations tumbling 15.9 percent on a dollar basis and down 20.1 percent on a volume basis year to date as of Aug. 19.
This isn’t the first time in recent months that Gates has found himself in headlines. A report revealed that women who were looking for employment at his private office were posed a number of questions that were, shall we say, slightly on the inappropriate side. And when I say “slightly inappropriate,” what I really mean is VERY inappropriate and downright creepy.
“Some of the women were asked about their involvement in extramarital affairs, their preferences in pornography, and whether they had any nude photographs of themselves on their phones,” Breitbart said.
What a class A pervert.
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