Possibly because AI scam is moving into the consolidation phase where a handful of large companies will own it all and they don’t really have to market any more

I checked vanguard when spacex floated and they had a good explainer. I didn’t dig deep enough to find it on the S&P documentation, but in this article under 3 things to consider, it mentions S&P requires a company to be profitable in its recent quarter or the sum of its previous 4 quarters https://corporate.vanguard.com/content/corporatesite/us/en/corp/articles/staying-grounded-moonshot-ipos.html

This is how I felt when I tried to win an argument about ‘deceptively deep’ and found that usage was subjective and that ‘deceptively shallow’ could be used interchangeably

Looks like they already put some in it