Removed from the S&P 500 Stocks
Companies dropped from the index in the last year, whether demoted for size or taken over outright. Index funds have to sell what leaves, so the exit itself moves the stock. The acquired ones are kept even once they stop trading, since losing them would leave only the demotions.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Removed from the S&P 500 has 14 US-listed companies worth $186B combined. The median member moved +4.2% over the past week; POOL led at +15.4% and PSKY trailed at -4.6%.
Companies in Removed from the S&P 500
- WBD – Warner Bros Discovery Inc, $77.6B
- PAYC – Paycom Software, Inc., $12.3B
- PSKY – Paramount Skydance Corporation, $11B
- MOH – Molina Healthcare Inc, $10.9B
- MTCH – Match Group Inc, $10.7B
- CTVA – Corteva Inc, $8.5B
- TAP – Molson Coors Brewing Co Class B, $7.8B
- LW – Lamb Weston Holdings Inc, $7.6B
- POOL – Pool Corporation, $7.2B
- EPAM – EPAM Systems Inc, $7.2B
- CAG – Conagra Brands, Inc., $7.1B
- CPB – Campbell’s Co, $6.3B
- BLDR – Builders FirstSource Inc, $6.2B
- TTD – Trade Desk Inc, $6B