Robinhood (Hood) The stock rose 15% on Monday following the company’s integration with the S&P 500, the widely monitored benchmark for US equities. The announcement was made after closing the markets on Friday and took place at the re -balance of the September 22 index.
The trading platform, which saw its stock price almost triple this year, has long been considered a frontrunner for integration. This is one of the three largest -worthy companies that can be added to the index.
Meanwhile, approach shares (Mstr) Breeding down after Bitcoin The development company has been passed, despite qualified for the integration of the first time in this quarter. The approach was posted $ 14 billion in operating revenue and $ 10 billion in net income for the second Quarter 2025-Eye-Popping figures achieved S&P requirements. The source of income – a sharp increase in Bitcoin price – is unlikely to be set properly to the selection committee, which certainly knows that BTC can also move in the opposite direction.
MSTR drops 1.5% in late US action.
Appearing on CNBC Monday morning, CEO of approach Michael Saylor said he did not expect immediate integration. “I don’t think we expect to be selected in our first quarter of qualities,” he said. “We thought it would happen in some time.”
Benchmark’s analyst Mark Palmer shouted emotionally, writing the approach that “does not require the S&P approved as a verification of its operating model, as the market scoreboard has already provided strong fashion.”
TD Cowen Analyst Lance Vitana called the committee’s decision not surprising. “Integration is never central to our investment thesis, even if it remains a potentially positive catalyst,” he wrote.
Some observers have thought that the committee may be reluctant to include a company that is extremely tied to Bitcoin. Vitanca directly discussed the possibility, writing: “Until the committee is rather acting in deeper, philosophical, political, or economic concerns, it may be stimulated over time.”
