The S&P 500 tracks the 500 largest publicly traded companies that are US-based, measured by market capitalization.
If included in the S&P 500, Tesla would likely garner a weight of more than 1% of the index, based on the comparative market capitalization and S&P 500 weight of Johnson & Johnson. What a Tesla inclusion in the index would mean for S&P 500 volatility is still up in the air, and it's possible that adding Tesla to the index could cause a short term sell-off in equities as the index has to sell down other S&P 500 members to fund the Tesla stake, said Colas.
Colas explained that Tesla's profitability has mostly been derived from the sale of Automotive Regulatory Credits, which is the sale of credits to other automakers who are not in compliance with state or federal requirements for zero emission vehicle sales. RBC says buy these 48 stocks spanning every industry that are poised to crush the market if Donald Trump wins reelection
SPglobal accepts $Tsla in the index they will be faced w/ the biggest lawsuit against their company in the history of their company-thats a fact SEC_Enforcement allowed a criminal n fraudulent company to be manipulated by a lying CEO in elonmusk while $TSLA is a fraud This
tslaqtwin Not really. They can simply say 'No', for many reasons- most glaring is that Tesla fails to measure up to GAAP earnings. Merely qualifying doesn't guarantee inclusion- everyone knows these shares are wildly inflated, it would be stupid to add them now.
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