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Nasdaq Puts Forward 'Fast Inclusion' Rule to Cater to Major IPOs Such as SpaceX
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Nasdaq has put forward a proposal to institute a new 'fast inclusion' rule. This rule would permit companies that have just gone public to be included in the Nasdaq 100 Index after a mere 15 trading days. This represents a substantial reduction compared to the current waiting period of at least three months. The aim is to enable the index to reflect market changes in a more timely manner. SpaceX, which is anticipated to launch its initial public offering (IPO) this year, boasts a potential valuation of $1.3 trillion. It is on track to emerge as one of the largest companies in the index in terms of market capitalization.
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