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What do you mean "better profitability criteria"? I don't want an index to exclude companies on the basis of profitability. I want it to hold the market. (I al
by MichaelDickens 3mo ago
What do you mean "better profitability criteria"? I don't want an index to exclude companies on the basis of profitability. I want it to hold the market.
(I also don't want them to create special exceptions. The S&P 500 has pre-existing inclusion criteria, and I'm glad they're sticking to their rules.)
- lazide 3mo agoEvery index has criteria, usually somewhat unique, or there would be no marketable difference between them?
- quickthrowman 3mo ago> What do you mean "better profitability criteria"? I don't want an index to exclude companies on the basis of profitability. I want it to hold the market. OK, then put your money in VTI/VTSAX instead of a S&P 500 fund. I own some VTI and also some FXAIX, you can do the same thing and choose which index to buy.