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Facebook shares fell nearly 19% on Thursday, or $41.24 per share, wiping out more than $119 billion in value. Within that is a $15 billion hit for founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
- This came after Facebook reported slower revenue and user growth in the second quarter.
- The big losses came in aftermarket trading yesterday, but Facebook was unable to make up much ground during today's session.
- Facebook stock is now underwater for 2018.
Go deeper: Why Facebook's shellacking spells danger for all stocks