Bloomberg: Strategy becomes a potential S&P 500 index candidate and may receive $16 billion in investment if selected

According to Bloomberg, Strategy became a potential inductee in the S&P 500, and according to current rules, the unrealized income of $14 billion in the last quarter at least theoretically met the profitability of the index's qualification requirements. According to an analysis by Stephens Inc., if approved, passive funds tracking the index will be forced to buy nearly 50 million shares, worth approximately $16 billion at current prices. But in addition to earnings, the S&P Committee will also measure liquidity, profitability and trading history, and will also make judgments based on industry balance. For example, the included companies must be high-liquid U.S. companies with a market cap of at least $22.7 billion and have achieved positive revenue in the most recent quarter and the past four quarters.