Friday has been a good day for Jeff Bezos.
Amazon's CEO, who owned 83,933,463 company shares as of Feb. 19, is on track to having a $5 billion day. The company's stock surged more than $59, or nearly 15 percent, to about $449 a share, according to FactSet. (Tweet This).
To put this into perspective, Bezos' one-day paper gain would be larger than the individual market caps of 17 S&P 500 companies.
The company's stock surge came one day after it reported that Amazon Web Services, which includes its cloud business, generated $1.57 billion in revenue during the first quarter, leading Wall Street to nudge off its earnings per share miss.
Bezos, however, was not the only one having a good day. Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's former chief executive and current owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, is on track to making a little over $1 billion Friday, which amounts to about half of what he paid for the NBA franchise.
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Microsoft shares rose nearly 8 percent Friday to about $46 a share in late-morning trading, as Wall Street cheered the company's latest quarterly results.
Ballmer owned 333,255,000 Microsoft shares as of Feb. 19, according to FactSet, which gives him a gain of approximately $1.07 billion.
--CNBC's Robert Hum and Ellen Egeth contributed to this report.