Hey everybody Rob Maower here and today as I mentioned yesterday we are going to be taking a look at the dynamics of the S&P 500 inclusion

process for Tesla. A lot of questions out there about how this might go down over the next

couple of days. I've seen questions on dark pools. There's been a lot of

discussion on Twitter and elsewhere about the closing

cross which occurs at the end of each trading day. So we're going to mainly focus on those two topics today and the impact

they might have more

less interest in the next coming days. So just as a preface to this entire conversation, I am more of an investor, that's sort of my

mindset, my background.

I generally have less interest in sort of the technical details that we're

going to be talking about today about how trades are

executed, and personally I don't have any particular experience or that we're going to be talking about today about how trades are executed.

And personally, I don't have any particular experience or education on these subjects.

This is just me trying to research as best I can and share the result of that research to try to be

helpful.

So nothing here as always is investment advice.

And when approaching things like this

with a limited background, it's always very important to be aware of the fact

that there might be things out there that we just don't fully understand

or are not aware of.

That being said, we can all still do our best to learn those things.

So before we get into those topics, quick look at the stock.

Tesla on the day finished down about 1.7% to $622.77 and that compared to the NASDAQ up half a percent. Looking at volume again today, relatively low volume, 41.3 million shares traded, that is lower than the 50.1 million share average since

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