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Yeah, they're pretty cheap for a DCA strategy (and they have been my broker since I was seven or something so I have a sizable long-term portfolio there). I use others for trading, but TSLA has been a very long-term investment from the beginning.

FWIW, my bank/broker (Nordea) says it does not know anything about this and it will not give any advice whatsoever relating to a foreign stock, and that it's my responsibility to figure out what it all means. Oh well, they *are* known for their bad customer service, after all.

Just called the Finnish taxation office. Yes, over here it appears to be taxable based on the average price of the "first available exercise date". Also there's a property transfer tax you have to pay (1.6%). 15% of the gains is non-taxable. Exact instructions here. What I didn't get a clear...