Larry Ellison's Plunge: How Oracle's Crash Eroded a Fortune

Larry Ellison has experienced a dramatic freefall on the global wealth rankings, slipping from the No. 2 spot, just behind Elon Musk, to No. 8 in just two months, as Oracle's shares undergo a significant correction that underscores the fragility of tech valuations.

Silicon Valley's Wealth Hemorrhage

Market data clearly illustrates how this severe correction in Oracle's valuation has rapidly eroded Ellison's fortune:

■Oracle shares have plunged nearly 40% since the period when Ellison ranked just below Musk.

■This decline has wiped out tens of billions of dollars from Larry Ellison's net worth, pushing him behind peers like Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates.

■Such a radical drop in ranking confirms a deep crack in investor confidence regarding technology stocks.

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