What a pleasant surprise. I was positive S&P would get strongarmed into the bamboozle like Nasdaq but it seems they have a bit more integrity. Good for them.
Didn't Nasdaq change its rules specifically in order to get SpaceX to list on Nasdaq? Not really sure why other funds would follow them since SpaceX can't list on all of them.
"Strong-armed" by whom exactly? Deepstate, lizard people, just (((them)))?
I think key difference here is that Nasdaq is also the market. Where as S&P is external. From this view them manipulating their own market which they profit in various ways actually is somewhat more questionable...
Incentives are entirely different. And really now I am starting to think that Nasdaq maybe should not have index it runs in the first place...