Comment by d--b
17 hours ago
Note that Nasdaq and Russel did put in place fast entry rules. S&P is the only one that didn’t.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/new-fast-tracks-account-olde...
17 hours ago
Note that Nasdaq and Russel did put in place fast entry rules. S&P is the only one that didn’t.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/new-fast-tracks-account-olde...
Yea, this is great but I'm not sure how much this helps since it's just 1/3 keeping their wits about them.
Nasdaq clearly did it for the big bucks and getting the listing, why did Russell bend the knee?
Russell tries to represent what investors are actually buying and selling, a larger swath of the economy than S&P Dow and Nasdaq do
so they get a little bit of a pass for me, but Nasdaq doesn't
CRSP is changing the index VTI tracks
I wasn't familiar with the Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP). Apparently they were acquired by Morningstar in February 2026. I also found this press release from Vanguard announcing they will be updating fund names (including VTI) to reflect the acquisition https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/c... but nothing on the fund composition or rule changes.
CRSP has had fast track rules for quite a while.
They changed their minimum float rule for these mega IPOs with low float.
Sorry so CRSP will be fast-tracking SpaceX? I just checked and my Vanguard has 50% in that so would like to understand how exposed...
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I feel like you need at least one of the two rules (time, float)