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Most index funds wait for at least a year before adding a new listing. The only exception that I'm aware of is QQQ and SpaceX.
by chilipepperhott 4mo ago
Most index funds wait for at least a year before adding a new listing. The only exception that I'm aware of is QQQ and SpaceX.
- qwytw 4mo agoTechnically they couldn't be added to the S&P 500 etc. until they become profitable.
- nemomarx 4mo agoIf space x gets an exception, why wouldn't anthropic?
- ac29 4mo agoNot true for Vanguard's total US stock market fund (VTSAX/VTI), the largest total US stock market fund in the world. Their CRSP index only requires 20 trading days post IPO, or 5 for large caps (this has been true for many years, this is not a recent change)
- exabrial 4mo agoHoly shit. With VTI being a monster, how have they survived this long?
- nemomarx 4mo agovti slightly out performs s&p I think? or it has for the last few decades for sure.
- chilipepperhott 4mo agoSure, but how often do they rebalance the fund?