Jeff Bezos had an entirely worthwhile Monday.

The billionaire Amazon CEO set a record when his net worth bounced by $13 billion in only one day, on Monday, as indicated by Bloomberg.

The Bloomberg Billionaires Index put Bezos’ assessed net worth at $189.3 billion toward the finish of Monday. Bezos, who is the world’s wealthiest man as indicated by both Bloomberg and Forbes, encountered the enormous one-day spike in his net worth after Amazon stock flooded during the day, on account of a positive Wall Street forecast.

Amazon shares spiked by 8% on Monday after a Goldman Sachs expert raised his price target for the e-commerce mammoth. Goldman Sachs raised its price target for Amazon, which projects what the stock’s worth will be within the next a year, by about 28%, to $3,800 per share. The stock opened trading on Tuesday esteemed at $3,232.49 per share.

The bulk of Bezos’ personal wealth is attached to his in excess of 57 million shares of Amazon stock, so the organization’s stock spike likewise sent his net worth taking off to the point that he’s on the incline of becoming the first individual in the world to formally flaunt a net worth more than $200 billion. (Bezos likely would have just passed that achievement were it not for his about $40 billion divorce settlement with ex-wife MacKenzie Bezos in 2019.)

Obviously, it’s the same old thing for Bezos to encounter colossal wealth vacillations. Any enormous swing in the stock market can mean billions of dollars lost or picked up in a single afternoon for the world’s richest man. (Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is second on Bloomberg’s billionaire rankings, with an expected net worth of $118 billion, as of Tuesday.)

Actually, Bezos lost over $7 billion from his net worth overnight toward the beginning of March after the global coronavirus pandemic annoyed global markets and sent Amazon’s stock plunging. Be that as it may, Amazon’s business has for the most part performed well all through the pandemic, as global lockdowns prompted more clients shopping online while a large number of Amazon’s brick-and-mortar rivals battled or shut down.

In general, billionaires have seen their net worths swell this year, even with unemployment numbers taking off, as markets have bounced back from misfortunes experienced during the start of the pandemic. Bezos himself has added more than $74 billion to his net worth since the beginning of 2020, as indicated by Bloomberg’s estimates.

The ascent in Bezos’ wealth has additionally expanded speculation that he could eventually become the world’s first trillionaire.