The S&P 500 is refusing to change its rules. |
That means SpaceX will NOT be added to the world’s biggest stock market index in 2026. That’s why I’m securing Pre-IPO shares today – right before the SPCX IPO. |
Go here to get your stake today. |
S&P Dow Jones Indices announced today that it's keeping its existing rules in place. Its committee had spent weeks reviewing whether to fast-track mega-cap IPOs into the S&P 500. After a market-wide consultation, the answer is no. |
Nasdaq and the FTSE Russell both relaxed their rules to allow freshly listed mega-caps like SpaceX enter their indexes quickly. |
Here's why this matters. |
When a stock joins a major index, every fund tracking that index has to buy shares. The buying isn't optional — it's mechanical. And it can move a stock sharply in a short window. |
Nasdaq's rule lets large newly listed companies qualify for the Nasdaq 100 after just 15 trading days. The previous requirement was three months. |
SpaceX is a prime candidate. At an expected $1.75 trillion valuation, it would rank among the most valuable names trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange. |
Here’s how to buy shares before June 12. |
That sets up forced buying from QQQ and every other Nasdaq 100 fund within weeks of the debut. Russell-tracking funds add another set of indices that will soon be buying shares. |
Bloomberg estimates that the Nasdaq 100 and Russell 1000 will absorb 24% of SpaceX share float within 6 months. |
The S&P 500 decision removes the largest potential buyer for at least 1-year. |
The committee declined to cut its 12-month seasoning period to 6-months. It kept the profitability requirement, meaning SpaceX needs positive GAAP net income for four consecutive quarters. And it kept the 10% public float minimum. |
S&P said the decision preserves core index principles, and that the current approach still delivers broad market coverage and sector balance. |
The earliest it could even be eligible for the S&P 500 is June 2027 — and only if it's profitable. |
There was real pressure on the S&P to change its rules. Yet critics warned that watering them down would force ordinary index investors into an untested, highly valued stock. |
Want to own SpaceX stock? It won’t be in your S&P 500 index. |
That’s why I’m securing a stake – just a few days before IPO day on June 12. And you can too. |
Simply click this link now – before its gone forever. |
Ian Wyatt
Editor, Daily Profit |
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