SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO didn’t just launch a rocket—it rewrote the rules for millions of investors. Thanks to fast-track index inclusion by Nasdaq-100 and Russell 1000, passive funds were forced to buy SpaceX shares, triggering sell-offs of other holdings like Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia. Even if you don’t own SpaceX, your index fund likely got subtly reshuffled. Meanwhile, S&P 500 funds stayed untouched, avoiding the volatility but missing out on potential upside. This move turns passive investing into a high-stakes bet on one company—and proves that major IPOs ripple far beyond the ticker.
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