Lidl??? Google says:
"Lidl is not a publicly traded stock because it is a privately owned company, part of the [Schwarz Group](https://www.google.com/search?num=10&sca_esv=5b71cfa89013eb9f&rlz=1C5OZZY_enCA1148CA1148&q=Schwarz+Group&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi_89DO3duPAxVmFDQIHYFqMXkQxccNegQILBAB&mstk=AUtExfD5jt3eSGHhVMeajpjjM4o8Rw07kr8MBAMjRqnR_6-sz9P0-p1hD44CncVVf0XYIlMnLnMD7Qn3lHHPYcqCEBtlVev-xBzdOWHcoTX2n2IWkupxqFuEHnwO_4D9_zEt-gzXHVFxIATdHgnGhdqlNCcie6SJzmpoHdaje7Vgfrajumw&csui=3). You cannot buy shares in Lidl through a stock market, as it is not listed on any exchange. "
Serious q - if I worked for a serious investing group, would I have a better understanding of why spy/spx actually move the way it does? the range and its movement are tricky af and squeeze tf out of retail.