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Such investors tend to hold, they don't sell just because the stock hits a certain price. This reduces the actual float, making shares harder to buy. This could
by rcMgD2BwE72F 6y ago
Such investors tend to hold, they don't sell just because the stock hits a certain price. This reduces the actual float, making shares harder to buy. This could be an issue if Tesla were to be added to the S&P 50O in Q2 or Q3, forcing big players to get hold of the stock at market price. Let's see.
- gamblor956 6y agoGenerally the S&P only adds companies that are profitable (at the time they are added to the index), in addition to several other criteria. (https://qz.com/1587963/how-the-sp-500-is-built-and-who-decides-what-companies-go-in-it/ https://qz.com/1587963/how-the-sp-500-is-built-and-who-decid...)