The reason why I liked the SP500 is especially BECAUSE they had guardrails against unprofitable speculative companies that just got added on the stock market. On average those stocks are going down on their first public year. The SP500 made sure to have a cooldown period before adding them.
Now you are trying to justify why we should have them anyways, even though I never chose that to start with.
The issue everyone is having is the rule changes to add them in a couple trading days. How can you defend that?
The reason why I liked the SP500 is especially BECAUSE they had guardrails against unprofitable speculative companies that just got added on the stock market. On average those stocks are going down on their first public year. The SP500 made sure to have a cooldown period before adding them.
Now you are trying to justify why we should have them anyways, even though I never chose that to start with.
The issue everyone is having is the rule changes to add them in a couple trading days. How can you defend that?