最新报道:According to Bloomberg, Strategy has been named as a potential candidate for inclusion in the S&P 500 index. Under current rules, its $14 billion in unrealized gains last quarter at least theoretically meets the profitability requirement for index eligibility. According to an analysis by Stephens Inc., if approved, passive funds tracking the index would be forced to purchase nearly 50 million shares, worth approximately $16 billion at current prices. However, in addition to returns, the S&P committee will also consider liquidity, profitability, and trading history, as well as industry balance. For example, companies must be highly liquid US companies with a market capitalization of at least $22.7 billion and positive revenue in both the most recent quarter and the past four quarters.