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SpaceX’s Nasdaq-100 Weight Just More Than Doubled. Here’s Where ETF Money Is Heading
SpaceX’s Nasdaq-100 weighting jumps to 2.82%, triggering billions in potential passive buying. Here’s what the rebalance means for QQQ, QQQM and other ETFs.
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