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Help me understand the passive selling argument. If Tesla share price falls it will have a lower weight in the index, but it falls as a proportion of existing passive fund holdings as well, in exactly the right proportions ... so why would they need to sell?
Like, if there are two stocks both $100 with 1mm shares each then index fund holds 50% in each. If one falls to $50 it now only has 33% weight in the index, but it is already only 33% of the fund holdings as well, because its price fell. Am I missing something?
Yeah, but the price falls so it automatically becomes 33% of the fund’s holdings without them needing to sell anything. This is index funds 101!
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