The most SHAMELESS structural manipulation of a index I've ever seen
Zigurd
63 points
7 comments
March 14, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
mojomark
$1.75T / 25,000 employees = $70M/employee. That's pretty impressive. You would think even the lowest paid employees performing routine labor at the company would be pulling in multiple 6-figure salaries. I wonder if that's the case?
iberator
Very scary. Even European funds are gonna be affected if they invest into an index.
amadeuspagel
Is there a way to invest in an index fund minus certain companies?
tim333
Patrick Boyle also has a recent youtube on the "SpaceX IPO Scandal" https://youtu.be/8rS3fTbC7TE and discusses the post briefly (28m)