[d--b]

Note that Nasdaq and Russel did put in place fast entry rules. S&P is the only one that didn’t.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/new-fast-tracks-account-olde...

[duttish]

Yea, this is great but I'm not sure how much this helps since it's just 1/3 keeping their wits about them.

Nasdaq clearly did it for the big bucks and getting the listing, why did Russell bend the knee?

[yieldcrv]

Russell tries to represent what investors are actually buying and selling, a larger swath of the economy than S&P Dow and Nasdaq do

so they get a little bit of a pass for me, but Nasdaq doesn't

[lokar]

CRSP is changing the index VTI tracks

[aorth]

I wasn't familiar with the Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP). Apparently they were acquired by Morningstar in February 2026. I also found this press release from Vanguard announcing they will be updating fund names (including VTI) to reflect the acquisition https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/c... but nothing on the fund composition or rule changes.

[BoggleOhYeah]

CRSP has had fast track rules for quite a while.

They changed their minimum float rule for these mega IPOs with low float.

[anonymousDan]

Sorry so CRSP will be fast-tracking SpaceX? I just checked and my Vanguard has 50% in that so would like to understand how exposed...

[BoggleOhYeah]

According to their methodology, they will be fast tracking SpaceX (after five days).

The index is float adjusted so its initial weight in the index will be relatively low.

https://global.morningstar.com/en-ca/stocks/how-will-mega-ip...

[lokar]

I feel like you need at least one of the two rules (time, float)