Here are the companies affected by S&P rebalancing at the close Friday

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Two stocks are going into the S&P 500 at the close of business on Friday, and neither of them has ever even been in the MidCap or SmallCap indexes before.

Standard & Poor's is doing its quarterly rebalancing at the market close today. Two companies are going INTO the S & P 500 at the close: Blackstone AirBNB What is significant is that neither one has ever before been in even the S & P SmallCap 600 Index or the S & P MidCap 400. They are simply being added to the S & P 500. Which means a fairly significant amount of index buying will occur.

Note that ExxonMobil, which very aggressively reduced its share count for many years and which stopped doing so several years ago, has again begun to aggressively buy back stock, along with other oil companies such as Chevron. Other companies are seeing their share counts increase. Indexers will be buying these companies. Companies increasing share count Amazon +1.7% Tesla +2.5% Berkshire Hathaway +2.

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