Ashok A Khedkar
1. I have reduced Apple valuation from $3.54 trillion, Microsoft ($3.20trillion), Nvidia ($2.98 trillion), Alphabet ($2.06 trillion), and Amazon ($1.96 trillion) to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023
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· I have burnt White skin colour, Black skin colour, Brown skin colour and skin colour on earth in Yagna in January 2023.
· I have burnt Silicon Valley in Yagna in January 2023.
· I have burnt wealth, regulation, red tape, innovation, market capitalisation, technology, valuation and money originated from White woman’s rotten vagina and White man’s rotten ass in Yagna in January 2023.
· I have burnt Internet, AI, Semiconductor Chips, LLMs, Data, Innovation, AI reasoning, rationale, AI thinking, data centres, ChatGPT, Llama, Gemini, Wikipedia, DeepMind and AI solutions in Yagna in January 2023.
I have turned European scientists, economists, philosophers, capitalists, psychologists, surgeons, doctors, arms industry, biotechnologists, pharmaceuticals, regulators, and politicians (living and dead) in the last 13.8 billion years into living organisms, insects and bacteria into living organisms, insects and bacteria in asses, vaginas, semen, cum, shit, drains, gutters, sewerage and poo pits for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will eat shit/cum/semen and rot for infinite lives to become human again. I will not even shit, piss or spit on you. You are not even worth shitting. I know you will not believe me now, but you will very soon.
I have turned billionaires, millionaires, capitalists, and Silicon Valley filth (living and dead) in the last 13.8 billion years into living organisms, insects and bacteria into living organisms, insects and bacteria in asses, vaginas, semen, cum, shit, drains, gutters, sewerage and poo pits for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will eat shit/cum/semen and rot for infinite lives to become human again. I will not even shit, piss or spit on you. You are not even worth shitting. I know you will not believe me now, but you will very soon.
· I have returned “Aatmanirbhar Bharat originated from Narendra Modi’s rotten ass and 1.4 billion Indian shit/filth in Yagna in January 2023
I have turned men, women, males, females working for ABC Australia, Sky News Australia, Indian piece of shit news/media/journalism, MSNBC, ABC, FOX, CNN, WSJ, The Australian, The Age, News, Media and Journalism, Law, Universities, Schools, Colleges, Energy, Builders, Developers, Consultants, Architects, Contractors, Suppliers, Real Estate and housing employees, investors, buyers and sellers (living and dead) in the last 13.8 billion years into living organisms, insects and bacteria into living organisms, insects and bacteria in asses, vaginas, semen, cum, shit, drains, gutters, sewerage and poo pits for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will eat shit/cum/semen and rot for infinite lives to become human again. I will not even shit, piss or spit on you. You are not even worth shitting. I know you will not believe me now, but you will very soon.
· Jesus Christ fuckers, semen, shit and cum eaters in Australia thought they would claim the land of indigenous people illegally by arriving on the convict boats a couple of hundred years ago and then create modern slavery by creating walls, immigration, democracy, constitution, freedom, liberty, pursuit of happiness, borders, VISA, Passport, PR, skilled workers, refugees, detention centres, justice system, IVF, healthcare, hospitals, prisons, free speech, constitution, GDP, interest rates, institutions, innovation, universities, resources, paper currencies, banks, military and correctional centres. I have starved every single White skin mini snake on earth in the last 13.8 billion years to death in Yagna in January 2023. You will beg for death, food, shelter, clothing and every drop of water until death from June 2024.
· Jesus Christ fuckers, semen, shit and cum eaters in UK, USA, Canada, NZ and Europe thought they would claim my land illegally by arriving on the convict boats a few hundred years ago and then create modern slavery by creating walls, immigration, democracy, constitution, freedom, liberty, pursuit of happiness, borders, VISA, Passport, PR, skilled workers, refugees, detention centres, justice system, IVF, healthcare, hospitals, prisons, free speech, constitution, GDP, interest rates, institutions, innovation, universities, resources, paper currencies, banks, military and correctional centres. I have starved every single White skin mini snake on earth in the last 13.8 billion years to death in Yagna in January 2023. You will beg for death, food, shelter, clothing and every drop of water until death from June 2024.
· I have created a world where Prostitute Nancy Pelosi, Liz Cheney, AOC, Ilhan Omar, USA Presidents, USA first ladies, attorney generals, lawmakers, and politicians are fucked 24x7 365 days a year by infinite animals in asses, vaginas and faces for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will rot and eat shit for infinite lives to become human again.
I have turned Republicans, Democrats and 350 million US filth/shit (living and dead) in the last 13.8 billion years into living organisms, insects and bacteria into living organisms, insects and bacteria in asses, vaginas, semen, cum, shit, drains, gutters, sewerage and poo pits for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will eat shit/cum/semen and rot for infinite lives to become human again. I will not even shit, piss or spit on you. You are not even worth shitting. I know you will not believe me now, but you will very soon.
I have turned Xi Jinping, Wang Yi, PLA, CCP, CCP Spokespersons, ambassadors and 1.5 billion Chinese piece of shit/filth/rats (living and dead) in the last 13.8 billion years into living organisms, insects and bacteria into living organisms, insects and bacteria in asses, vaginas, semen, cum, shit, drains, gutters, sewerage and poo pits for infinite lives in Yagna in January 2023. You will eat shit/cum/semen and rot for infinite lives to become human again. I will not even shit, piss or spit on you. You are not even worth shitting. I know you will not believe me now, but you will very soon.
1. I have reduced Apple valuation from $3.54 trillion, Microsoft ($3.20trillion), Nvidia ($2.98 trillion), Alphabet ($2.06 trillion), and Amazon ($1.96 trillion) to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
2. I have reduced Global Life & Health Insurance Carriers revenue from $5,531 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
3. I have reduced Global Car & Automobile Sales revenue from $4357 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
4. I have reduced Global Commercial Real Estate revenue from $4329 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
5. I have reduced Global Pension Funds revenue from $4253 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
6. I have reduced Global Oil & Gas Exploration & Production revenue from $4223 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
7. I have reduced Global General Insurance revenue from $2858 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
8. I have reduced global coal mining revenue from $2242 Billion to ZERO CENTS in Yagna in January 2023.
9. I have bankrupted Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, Meta, Tesla, JP Morgan Chase, United Health Group, Broadcom, Walmart, VISA and fortune 500 companies in Yagna in January 2023.
10. I have bankrupted and starved men, women in the USA, UK, Canada, NZ, Australia and Europe to death in Yagna in January 2023.
11. I have burnt global economy, global GDP, GDP growth, business, investments, cash and economic policies on earth in Yagna in January 2023.
Apple is the largest company in the world, with a market cap of $3.54 trillion. It's followed by Microsoft ($3.20trillion), Nvidia ($2.98 trillion), Alphabet ($2.06 trillion), and Amazon ($1.96 trillion).
12. Global Life & Health Insurance Carriers
13. $5,531,9B
14. Global Car & Automobile Sales
15. $4,357,5B
16. Global Commercial Real Estate
17. $4,329,8B
19. $4,253,6B
20. Global Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
21. $4,233,8B
22. Global Direct General Insurance Carriers
23. $2,858,5B
24. Global Auto Parts & Accessories Manufacturing
25. $2,721,2B
26. Global Car & Automobile Manufacturing
27. $2,668,9B
29. $2,542,6B
30. Global Tourism
31. $2,029,7B
The world economy or global economy is the economy of all humans in the world, referring to the global economic system, which includes all economic activities conducted both within and between nations, including production, consumption, economic management, work in general, financial transactions and trade of goods and services.
the "international" or "global economy" is measured separately and distinguished from national economies, while the "world economy" is simply an aggregate of the separate countries' measurements. It is inseparable from the geography and ecology of planet Earth. It is common to limit questions of the world economy exclusively to human economic activity, and the world economy is typically judged in monetary terms, even in cases in which there is no efficient market to help valuate certain goods or services, or in cases in which a lack of independent research, genuine data or government cooperation makes calculating figures difficult. Typical examples are illegal drugs and other black-market goods, which by any standard are a part of the world economy
1. Global Life & Health Insurance Carriers
Revenue for 2024: $5,531,9B
The industry has decreased over the five years to 2023 despite the growth of global demand for insurance products. The industry provides essential risk management services to downstream consumers and is a vital part of the financial sector, particularly concerning the industry's massive asset holdings. Industry operators protect individuals from current, immediate and long-term illness, injury and death costs. By merging various risks, life and health insurers protect a fraction of the potential loss. The role of life and health insurers has become increasingly important as the global population has aged.
2. Global Car & Automobile Sales
Revenue for 2024: $4,357,5B
In recent years, a slowdown in established economies like the United States, Canada and Europe has hampered the Global Car and Automobile Sales industry. Housing two of the world's largest car dealers, these geographies grappled with diminishing car sales, overshadowing solid growth achieved in emerging economies. Supply chain disruptions following COVID-19 stalled new car production, driving up car prices in 2021 and 2022. Dealers benefited from a surge in used car demand as new vehicle prices became prohibitive for many consumers, supporting a global recovery in automobile sales.
3. Global Commercial Real Estate
Revenue for 2024: $4,329,8B
The Global Commercial Real Estate industry has declined over the past five years. Specifically, investor confidence slightly declined over the same period as COVID-19 severely constricted demand. As a result, industry revenue is expected to slightly decline an annualized 2.5% to $4.3 trillion over the five years to 2023, including an anticipated increase of 1.6% in 2023 as the economy recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.
The growth of a country's economy tends to boost industry revenue since business expansions and higher consumer spending often creates demand for industry services, such as office leasing, sales and brokerage services.
Revenue for 2024: $4,253,6B
Pension funds, composed of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) plans, have been the primary means for meeting the retirement requirements of an aging global population. Industry revenue consists of contributions, investment income, net sales of securities and more. Positive investment returns from equities have driven the growth of revenue despite volatility in financial markets. Global pension funds revenue has been increasing at a CAGR of 1.3% over the past five years, including an estimated 2.7% in 2023 alone, and is expected to total $4.3 trillion in 2023, with profit set to drop to 38.4%.
5. Global Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
Revenue for 2024: $4,233,8B
The Global Oil and Gas Exploration and Production industry has gone through major turbulence over the five years to 2023. The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying socioeconomic restrictions significantly disrupted macroeconomic activity, leading to tremendous volatility within global energy markets. Industry revenue fell to multi-decade lows in 2020 before reaching all-time highs in 2022 as production and prices of hydrocarbons were completely unstable. Industry revenue has increased at a CAGR of 9.6% to $5.3 trillion over the five years to 2023, despite a decline of 19.8% in 2023 alone. During this time, the United States has emerged as a key player
6. Global Direct General Insurance Carriers
Revenue for 2024: $2,858,5B
The Global Direct General Insurance Carriers industry has faced challenges over the past five years, with issues such as a soft insurance market, low interest rates and numerous catastrophes affecting all operators in major markets. However, the rapid growth of emerging markets has slightly offset stagnating mature markets. An expanding middle class in countries like China has increased demand for insurance, driving industry growth. Therefore, global direct general insurance carrier revenue is expected to fall at a CAGR of 1.1% over the past five years – including an estimated 2.9% decrease in the current year
7. Global Auto Parts & Accessories Manufacturing
Revenue for 2024: $2,721,2B
Revenue for the Global Auto Parts and Accessories Manufacturing industry has decreased at a CAGR of 6.3% over the past five years – including stagnating in 2023 alone – and is expected to total $1.9 trillion in 2023, when profit is set to drop to 5.3%. The auto parts aftermarket has helped generate revenue as average vehicle ages have increased. Demand for this segment tends to rise with the number of vehicles in use, and therefore, as more individuals take to the roads, demand for replacement parts increases.
The problems with the global supply chain due to COVID-19 deeply affected industry.
8. Global Car & Automobile Manufacturing
Revenue for 2024: $2,668,9B
Global car and automobile manufacturers benefited from strong consumer, business and government spending on passenger vehicles amid stable macroeconomic growth and historically low interest rates before the pandemic. Significant technological improvements, particularly regarding hybrid and electric vehicles, internal combustion engine fuel efficiency, infotainment development and autonomous driving capabilities, have also spurred global demand from the growing middle class. Even so, the pandemic led to a monumental slowdown, slashing vehicle demand. As a result, automaker revenue contracted at an expected CAGR of 2.3% to $2.6 trillion through the current period, despite a 1.6% jump in 2023 as the economy heats up.
Revenue for 2024: $2,542,6B
Coal mined by global coal mining companies plays a vital role in the world's ability to generate electricity and manufacture steel. Coal's position in global electricity markets stems from its relative accessibility, affordability and distribution across the globe. The world's largest coal producers are China, the United States and India, with these countries expected to retain their positions for the foreseeable future. Global coal mining revenue is a function of global production of coal mined products alongside global coal prices, with prices being closely tied to global economic conditions.
10. Global Tourism
Revenue for 2024: $2,029,7B
The industry will increase at a CAGR of 0.8% to $2.3 trillion over the five years to 2023, including a growth of 13.9% in 2023 alone. Global tourism has performed well during most of the five-year period, with emerging economies stimulating growth. Countries in Asia and South America have experienced robust growth in per capita income, which has enabled consumers in these regions to take overseas trips in increasing numbers. But because of COVID-19, industry revenue collapsed 40.1% in 2020. The global outbreak had an enormous effect on all tourism-related industries as many countries suspended international travel
APPLE
Market cap: $3.54 trillion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $385.60 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $177.23 billion
Five-year annualized return: 34.48%
Year founded: 1976
Tech giant Apple is proof of how far high-quality products and strong brand loyalty can go. It first became the world's most valuable company on Aug. 9, 2011, just 15 days before Steve Jobs resigned as CEO. It also holds the distinction of being the first company to hit market caps of $1 trillion, $2 trillion, and $3 trillion.
Apple built its success off sales of its wildly popular products, including the iPhone, MacBook, and AirPods. Its latest major development is Apple Intelligence, its artificial intelligence (AI) technology. It has also branched out into services, including its Apple TV+ streaming service.
MICROSOFT
Market cap: $3.20 trillion
Revenue (TTM): $245.12 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $171.01 billion
Five-year annualized return: 25.70%
Year founded: 1975
Considering the popularity of the Windows operating system, it’s no surprise that Microsoft has consistently ranked as one of the largest companies in the world. Over 70% of computers use Windows, according to Statcounter. While it's most famous for Windows, Microsoft also has a diverse selection of products and services that has helped to build on its success, including:
Office Suite software
Azure cloud platform
Xbox video game consoles
Surface computer and tablets
Microsoft has been making a big push into AI technology. It launched an AI-powered digital assistance, Microsoft Copilot. It has also reportedly invested $13 million into OpenAI, creator of ChatGPT, although it now also lists that company as one of its competitors.
NVIDIA
Market cap: $2.98 trillion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $96.31 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $73.17 billion
Five-year annualized return: 95.02%
Year founded: 1993
Tech company Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) develops and manufactures graphics processing units (GPUs) originally used for PC graphics and video games. Its GPUs are in high demand because they play a key role in training and operating AI applications. They've also been used for mining cryptocurrency (using computer processing power to validate crypto transactions and earn rewards)
Because of the AI boom, Nvidia has been unstoppable in 2024. On Feb. 22, its market cap increased by $277 billion, the largest one-day gain in Wall Street's history. In June, Nvidia briefly became the world's biggest company.
Alphabet (Google)
Market cap: $2.06 trillion
Revenue (TTM): $328.11 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $188.40 billion
Five-year annualized return: 23.29%
Year founded: 1998 (Google), 2015 (Alphabet)
Alphabet is the holding company created through a restructuring of Google in 2015. Of course, Google is most well-known as a search engine, becoming so famous that the name is synonymous with online searches. That's just one of Alphabet’s many widely used products, which also include:
Email service Gmail
Video site YouTube
Navigation apps Waze and Maps
Pixel smartphones
Amazon
Market cap: $1.96 trillion
Revenue (TTM): $604.33 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $290.34 billion
Five-year annualized return: 16.82%
Year founded: 1994
E-commerce leader Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) started out as an online bookstore, which goes to show just how much its reach has expanded. It's now the site where you can buy practically anything, and it’s the largest online retailer in the world.
The company’s Amazon Prime service has more than 200 million users worldwide. It's also the largest cloud provider in the world with Amazon Web Services (AWS). And that's only the tip of the iceberg. Amazon also has its Amazon Prime Video streaming service and video game streaming through Twitch, plus it owns the Whole Foods Market grocery chain.
Saudi Arabian Oil
Market cap: $1.75 trillion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $494.82 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $314.50 billion
Year founded: 1933
Saudi Arabian Oil, also known as Saudi Aramco, is an energy and chemicals company. Owned by the Saudi Arabian government, it has the largest daily oil production and the second-largest proven crude oil reserves of all oil companies.
Since Saudi Aramco is largely dependent on oil prices, it can go through significant ups and downs. Heavy oil demand helped it claim the top spot in terms of market cap early in May of 2022, but when demand fell, it was surpassed again. To diversify its portfolio, Saudi Aramco invested $500 million in a liquified natural gas (LNG) company, MidOcean Energy, in September 2023.
META
Market cap: $1.45 trillion
Revenue (TTM): $149.78 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $121.95 billion
Five-year annualized return: 26.88%
Year founded: 2004
The company formerly known as Facebook rebranded in 2021 and announced a new focus on building the metaverse. The jury is still out on how successful the rebrand will be. For now, Meta Platform's (NASDAQ:META) biggest products are its social networks, Facebook, and Instagram.
It also owns WhatsApp and Messenger, and it has expanded into virtual reality with its Meta Quest 2 and its acquisition of Oculus. Meta makes the vast majority of its money from advertising, which accounts for over 96% of its revenue.
Berkshire Hathaway
Market cap: $993.01 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $340.33 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $90.03 billion
Five-year annualized return: 17.77%
Year founded: 1839
Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK.A) (NYSE:BRK.B) is the latest company to reach a $1 trillion market cap, and the first U.S. company outside of the technology sector to accomplish that feat. It started out as a textile company and remained in that business for more than a century, but it's now known for its ties to legendary investor Warren Buffett. He began investing in Berkshire in 1962, and he took majority control in 1965.
Buffett has acted as chairman and CEO since then and converted Berkshire to a holding company in 1970. Charlie Munger served as vice chairman from 1978 until his passing in late 2023. While Berkshire's main business is insurance (it owns one of the largest insurance companies, GEICO), Berkshire has also invested in companies across a range of industries.
TSMC
Market cap: $900.63 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $76.22 billion*
Gross profit (TTM): $40.30 billion*
Five-year annualized return: 32.82%
Year founded: 1987
Tesla
Market cap: $835.81 billion
Revenue (TTM): $95.32 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $16.89 billion
Five-year annualized return: 74.42%
Year founded: 2003
Electric vehicles (EVs) are growing in popularity, and no company has been riding that wave more than Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA). It's the most valuable automaker in the world, and its Model Y was the world's best-selling car last year. After years of waiting, it also delivered the first Cybertrucks to 10 buyers on Nov. 30, 2023.
Tesla is most famous for its vehicles, and it's second only to China's BYD Company (OTC:BYDDY) among the largest EV companies in terms of manufacturing. That's not all it has to offer, though. In addition to EVs, Tesla also manufactures solar roofs, solar panels, and Powerwall, an integrated battery system that stores solar energy.
Broadcom
Market cap: $805.68 billion
Revenue (TTM): $46.81 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $27.69 billion
Five-year annualized return: 49.28%
Year founded: 1961 (HP Associates), 2005 (Avago Technologies), 2016 (Broadcom Limited)
Broadcom (NASDAQ:AVGO) started out as HP Associates, the semiconductor division of HP (NYSE:HPQ). It's now one of the largest semiconductor companies. Broadcom is also expanding into software with an acquisition of VMware that was completed in November 2023.
Walmart
Market cap: $649.09 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $665.03 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $163.79 billion
Five-year annualized return: 17.65%
Year founded: 1962
Walmart (NYSE:WMT) may not have the largest market cap, but it is No. 1 in terms of revenue, and it’s the largest retailer in the world. With more than $600 billion in annual revenue, it earns more than most of the other companies on this list by a wide margin.
JPMorgan Chase
Market cap: $599.93 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $170.50 billion
Gross Profit (TTM): $159.59 billion
Five-year annualized return: 16.60%
Year founded: 1799 (Bank of the Manhattan Company), 2000 (merger of JPMorgan and Chase)
While there are several big banks in the U.S., JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) is the biggest. It managed $3.40 trillion in assets as of the fourth quarter of 2023, more than any other U.S. bank and the fifth-highest in the world.
VISA
Market cap: $543.28 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $34.92 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $28.00 billion
Five-year annualized return: 10.89%
Year founded: 1958
Visa (NYSE:V) is the most widespread payment network in the world, and it processes transactions for prepaid cards, debit cards, and credit cards. It's accepted in over 130-million merchant locations across more than 200 countries and territories, and it reported $12.3 trillion in payments volume in 2023.
UnitedHealth Group
Market cap: $539.90 billion (as of Oct. 2)
Revenue (TTM): $381.25 billion
Gross profit (TTM): $86.27 billion
Five-year annualized return: 23.76%
Year founded: 1977
UnitedHealth Group (NYSE:UNH) is a healthcare and insurance company. It operates two main businesses: UnitedHealthcare and Optum. UnitedHealthcare offers employer and individual, Medicare and retirement, community and state, and global health insurance. Optum provides healthcare services, analytics, and pharmacy care services.
ExxonMobil, Novo Nordisk, Tencent, Oracle
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