
$TPL, a company recently transitioned from the S&P MidCap Index to the S&P 500, has sparked discussions among shareholders and investors regarding its liquidity and valuation. Some investors are questioning how $TPL maintains sufficient liquidity to qualify for the S&P 500, while others suggest the stock may still be undervalued. The latest investor presentation indicates that the transition has led to a significant technical surge, although it is noted that such moves typically result in minimal technical boosts. The conversation reflects a broader interest in $TPL, particularly due to the lack of Wall Street coverage and the potential implications of its index movement on share performance.
Here’s the latest $TPL investor deck (zero Wall Street coverage). Big technical surge today on the move from the S&P mid cap to large cap index. Typically moving from mid to large is a de minimus technical boost given mid cap funds sell a big weight to large caps buying a small… https://t.co/r56yQnOINS https://t.co/TNog3YABmc
Does anyone have a good research piece on $TPL they'd be willing to share? https://t.co/rxcbuXOuFU
Some are saying $TPL is still cheap.
