[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  ORB Trades [@OptionsRule](/creator/twitter/OptionsRule) on x 4871 followers Created: 2025-07-14 21:39:35 UTC 🔥 Potential $SPX additions (2025): $APP, $HOOD, $ARES, $CVNA, $LNG, $IBKR — all meet criteria: ✅ ≥$22.7B mkt cap ✅ XX% float ✅ Liquidity ≥0.75 ✅ GAAP profits (TTM) 👉 S&P XXX changes only when vacancies arise — e.g., via M&A or buyouts. How S&P XXX Changes Occur X. Quarterly Reviews Every March, June, September, and December, the index is rebalanced and reweighted—but constituents only change if a company no longer qualifies or a vacancy opens X. Vacancies Trigger Changes Vacancies arise if a company is acquired, merges, goes bankrupt, delists, or fails eligibility criteria—then it's dropped and replaced immediately, not necessarily tied to quarterly timing X. No Vacancy, No Change If all current components still qualify, the committee may choose not to add or remove anyone, even during a quarterly review That’s why sometimes there are no changes in a quarter, like in June 2025 when Robinhood’s hopeful inclusion was skipped due to no vacancy ✅Bottom Line The index remains at XXX stocks. Additions only occur when a spot opens, not when new companies cross eligibility thresholds. That explains why meeting criteria isn’t enough—a vacancy must also exist. XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [ibkr](/topic/ibkr) [lng](/topic/lng) [ares](/topic/ares) [hood](/topic/hood) [spx](/topic/spx) [rating agency](/topic/rating-agency) [$227b](/topic/$227b) [$app](/topic/$app) [Post Link](https://x.com/OptionsRule/status/1944874441806164068)
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ORB Trades @OptionsRule on x 4871 followers
Created: 2025-07-14 21:39:35 UTC
🔥 Potential $SPX additions (2025): $APP, $HOOD, $ARES, $CVNA, $LNG, $IBKR — all meet criteria: ✅ ≥$22.7B mkt cap ✅ XX% float ✅ Liquidity ≥0.75 ✅ GAAP profits (TTM) 👉 S&P XXX changes only when vacancies arise — e.g., via M&A or buyouts.
How S&P XXX Changes Occur
X. Quarterly Reviews
Every March, June, September, and December, the index is rebalanced and reweighted—but constituents only change if a company no longer qualifies or a vacancy opens
X. Vacancies Trigger Changes
Vacancies arise if a company is acquired, merges, goes bankrupt, delists, or fails eligibility criteria—then it's dropped and replaced immediately, not necessarily tied to quarterly timing
X. No Vacancy, No Change
If all current components still qualify, the committee may choose not to add or remove anyone, even during a quarterly review
That’s why sometimes there are no changes in a quarter, like in June 2025 when Robinhood’s hopeful inclusion was skipped due to no vacancy
✅Bottom Line
The index remains at XXX stocks.
Additions only occur when a spot opens, not when new companies cross eligibility thresholds.
That explains why meeting criteria isn’t enough—a vacancy must also exist.
XXX engagements
Related Topics ibkr lng ares hood spx rating agency $227b $app