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I think you are wrong. Snap has been excluded from FTSE[0] indices, as well as from the S&P 500, based on the fact that they have a dual class voting structure.
by palcu 8y ago
I think you are wrong. Snap has been excluded from FTSE[0] indices, as well as from the S&P 500, based on the fact that they have a dual class voting structure. It will probably happen the same to Lyft.
[0]: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-snap-russell/ftse-russell-to-exclude-snap-from-stock-indexes-over-voting-rights-idUSKBN1AB2TW https://www.reuters.com/article/us-snap-russell/ftse-russell...
- mooreds 8y agoActually, on line 885 of the constituents list on this page, it lists snap (so that would be part of the vanguard fund I mentioned): http://www.crsp.com/indexes-pages/returns-and-constituents http://www.crsp.com/indexes-pages/returns-and-constituents Not sure about Lyft, of course.