Summary
- Analyst Eric Balchunas reported that Strategy's S&P500 inclusion failure appears to be due to the committee's rejection.
- He said Strategy met all the requirements but was not included in the S&P500 index.
- He explained that the S&P500 is an active fund in which a committee that operates in secret selects the stocks.
Strategy's failed inclusion in the S&P500 index appears to be due to the rejection by the committee responsible for calculating the index.
On the 6th (local time), Eric Balchunas, a Bloomberg analyst, said on X, "Although Strategy met all the requirements, it was not included in the S&P500 index because the committee responsible for calculating the index rejected it."
He added, "The S&P500 is, in fact, a kind of active fund in which a committee that operates in secret actively selects the stocks."
Suehyeon Lee
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