Anthropic confidentially filed for a US IPO targeting a Nasdaq listing in late 2026 with a valuation near $965 billion and aims to raise over $60 billion. If Nasdaq applies its accelerated inclusion rule, similar to what it did for SpaceX, millions of retirement accounts could automatically become shareholders without placing orders. This rule forces index funds to buy shares quickly to match the index, causing large, rapid market moves. Key details like share price, count, and exact listing date remain undecided, and Nasdaq's decision on fast-track inclusion is pending. Investors should watch for official filings and Nasdaq announcements for updates.
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