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Binance launches a US stock recurring buy feature, supporting 100 stocks and ETFs.
On September 10, Binance announced the launch of the Stock Recurring Buy (stock investment plan) feature, which allows eligible users to automatically purchase specified stocks and ETFs on a fixed cycle without needing to place orders manually each time. The feature went live on September 10.
Currently, it supports 100 stocks and ETFs, including Apple, Tesla, Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Coinbase, Robinhood, as well as popular ETFs such as SPY, QQQ, and VOO. Users can choose one or multiple stocks within the same recurring investment plan.

A “non-fundamental” rally triggered by index rules
The wave of buying ahead for SpaceX has little to do with its business prospects. It’s more like a mechanical outcome produced after an index construction rule that few people pay attention to gets triggered.
The Nasdaq 100’s quarterly rebalance effective September 21 is expected to raise SpaceX’s weighting from 1.25% to about 1.51%. According to a team led by JPMorgan strategist Min Moon, this adjustment will trigger roughly $12.4 billion in passive net buying.
The direct reason for the jump in weighting is that the free-float ratio has risen from less than 10% after the IPO to nearly 30%—after more than 1 billion shares of lock-up stock are released, the index rules automatically amplify the inclusion weight of this mega-cap with a market value of more than $2 trillion.