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dickthegrouch

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3. Current S&P rules say an issue must have been public for a year before it can be included as part of the index.

Reply to SamuelTheThird (Original post)

Mon Jun 1, 2026, 02:04 PM

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So we have a little bit of time, assuming they don't just change the rules.
My advisor just told me his company (they're big) "doesn't like" the Space-X IPO for various reasons.
Which is encouraging.

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