So, we won't get any official communication from the S&P other than these statements? Not that I'm complaining, mind you...the company it is replacing will not be known until Dec 11. View attachment 613245
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So, we won't get any official communication from the S&P other than these statements? Not that I'm complaining, mind you...the company it is replacing will not be known until Dec 11. View attachment 613245
the company it is replacing will not be known until Dec 11
Not so much here, but I heard it off in the distance. Buckets of rain earlier though, sump pumps getting a workout, almost like the TSLA volume after hoursWe have a tornado watch til 7 in Philly, you know.....because it's just your normal November 30th summer thunderstorm. The line of storms just blew through and literally almost exploded the north half of the city where I am, just as the S&P announcement hit. Never felt thunder shake my house like this ever. Run for your lives shorts!
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Did your foundation almost just crumble with this thunder & lightning? I'm in Kensington and my whole house shook for 5 full seconds. Crazy.
Please replace Exxon... Please replace Exxon...Please replace Exxon...
Please replace Exxon... Please replace Exxon...Please replace Exxon...
Who is selling chairs this afternoon? Mine are locked down tight.
The have until Dec 18th to complete their buying. Dec 18th could be a nothing-burger if the index funds have bought up all the shares they needed to. But if some of them wait to try and get a lower price until the last min.......Dec 18th could be incredibly volatile.
There are conflicting opinions on this. Personally, I fall into the camp that believes that Index funds are limited to buying within three business days of the inclusion date. Source, SPY prospectus:
"Specifically, the Trustee is required to adjust the composition of the Portfolio whenever there is a change in the identity of any Index Security (i.e., a substitution of one security for another) within three (3) Business Days before or after the day on which the change is scheduled to take effect."
Furthermore, why would an index fund buy early? Their purpose is to simply track the index, not beat it. They should be agnostic to the share price, and could be placing their jobs in jeopardy by purchasing outside the days surrounding the inclusion date.
In other words, I think all of this run-up can be attributed to speculators, benchmarked funds, and others hoping to dump shares to index funds at as high of a price as possible.
Would we have any clues that they already have started? I assume the investment firms would be buying with free cash then selling them to own funds on the 18th. Otherwise the funds would have assets not part of the portfolio.
Glad I got a bunch of shares on Cyber Monday sale today! I also don’t have to explain to wifey why I bought a bunch more TSLA lol Here we goooo!
francis, you live in Kessington?!? the same Kessington that I have seen youtube videos of the ghettos? People trying to sleep while not laying down? heroin/fentanyl Kessington? What did you do with all your film acting money?We have a tornado watch til 7 in Philly, you know.....because it's just your normal November 30th summer thunderstorm. The line of storms just blew through and literally almost exploded the north half of the city where I am, just as the S&P announcement hit. Never felt thunder shake my house like this ever. Run for your lives shorts!
Edit:
Did your foundation almost just crumble with this thunder & lightning? I'm in Kensington and my whole house shook for 5 full seconds. Crazy.
I'm trying my best to keep a rational view of things and skewing toward skepticism......but yeah, I agree. The volume looks about the same it's been for a while except for a few pops. I just don't see why funds would be buying yet, it doesn't make sense in the grand scheme of how this is supposed to work. Inclusion is December 21st, today was November 30th.I personally do not think there's been any index fund buying yet. While volume has improved from the incredibly low volume of late Sept and all of Oct, it still hasn't been that high since S&P announced inclusion. I think the moves so far has all been investors piling back into the stock.
The have until Dec 18th to complete their buying. Dec 18th could be a nothing-burger if the index funds have bought up all the shares they needed to. But if some of them wait to try and get a lower price until the last min.......Dec 18th could be incredibly volatile.