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Large IPOs test passive investing limits
Passive investing strategies have grown over recent decades. Several large initial public offerings, including one from SpaceX, are scheduled. Observers have raised questions about whether inflows into index funds can absorb the new supply.
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Passive investing strategies have expanded over the past few decades as more investors shifted assets into index funds and exchange-traded funds. The source article states that this approach has delivered benefits for many investors but suggests that continued growth could reach a limit when very large companies enter public markets.
Several large initial public offerings are described as upcoming, with SpaceX listed first among them. The article frames these offerings as a potential test of whether passive-fund inflows can continue to match the scale of new equity supply. No specific dates, share counts, or valuation figures for the offerings are provided in the source.
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