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The S&P 500 inclusion criteria don’t work like a formula the way the Nasdaq-100’s do. A candidate needs a market cap of at least $22.7 billion, plus a float and liquidity screen, but passing those tests doesn’t guarantee a seat. The final call belongs to S&P Dow Jones Indices’ index committee, which can pick and … Read more

The Nasdaq-100 inclusion rules boil down to one number: full market capitalization rank among non-financial companies primarily listed on Nasdaq. The index gets a light check every quarter (March, June, September) and a heavier overhaul every December. Since May 1, 2026, there’s also a “Fast Entry” path that can add a massive new listing between … Read more