Pezpunk
Active Member
kind of annoying that all this real, tangible good news does is erase the dip from the absurd imaginary bad news on Tuesday.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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mblakele
FSD Beta (99)
Apologies if this has already been discussed, but I see India has corporate tax reform on the table. This might make a Tesla factory more attractive:
India’s government delights businesses by slashing corporate tax
Tax is only one reason why India has failed to capture a windfall as supply chains shift away from China. Restrictive labour and land-acquisition laws hamper hiring and construction. Changing these would require state governments’ approval.
Maybe Tesla could turn that problem around, by getting the states to compete for a gigafactory.
India’s government delights businesses by slashing corporate tax
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The current base rate for the largest companies is 30%. But surcharges push this above 35%, on top of which companies are taxed on the dividends they pay. The recipients of those dividends may have to pay yet more tax. Another levy was recently imposed on share buy-backs. The new base rate will be 22% (25.2% with surcharges). The buy-back tax has been lifted for some firms, but the dividend tax remains.
A new discounted rate of 15% (17.2% with surcharges) is supposed to attract manufacturers. That is better than the overall rate in any other large country, and nearly matches low-tax Singapore. The average for all firms in Asia, says Mr Gajaria, is 21%, and for the world 24%. Manufacturers who take the plunge in India will be unable to accept any other incentives, such as accelerated depreciation, credits for research and development, or perks that result from locating in a particular place.
However:The current base rate for the largest companies is 30%. But surcharges push this above 35%, on top of which companies are taxed on the dividends they pay. The recipients of those dividends may have to pay yet more tax. Another levy was recently imposed on share buy-backs. The new base rate will be 22% (25.2% with surcharges). The buy-back tax has been lifted for some firms, but the dividend tax remains.
A new discounted rate of 15% (17.2% with surcharges) is supposed to attract manufacturers. That is better than the overall rate in any other large country, and nearly matches low-tax Singapore. The average for all firms in Asia, says Mr Gajaria, is 21%, and for the world 24%. Manufacturers who take the plunge in India will be unable to accept any other incentives, such as accelerated depreciation, credits for research and development, or perks that result from locating in a particular place.
Tax is only one reason why India has failed to capture a windfall as supply chains shift away from China. Restrictive labour and land-acquisition laws hamper hiring and construction. Changing these would require state governments’ approval.
Maybe Tesla could turn that problem around, by getting the states to compete for a gigafactory.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Hmm. Funny how it always just seems to randomly happen that way...
BAMF. Love the animals dancing. hahaha.
I'm pretty certain Bill drives a Model S...
Just a heads up. I am predicting 103185 cars for the quarter. The last two times I pulled production numbers out of my ass like this I was pretty close. Just saying, if someone want to throw an extra few million at buying some stock don’t sweat it. I got your back.
Doggydogworld
Active Member
S/X - 15k produced, 17k delivered
Model 3 - 80k produced, 83k delivered
Just guesses. They could build more S/X with some OT, but we'd have probably heard rumors of that. Model 3 production could be a few K higher, but I don't see 90k as a few have said.
How is that annoying?
I’m up ~$23K in just 48 hours.
Have to take risks to get ahead.
Edit: All just paper gains, though, for now.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Question is, will he give LL a free pass on her GF3 "mudpack face masque"? I've heard she got demoted over her bad call, but anyone have a link to the story?
Pezpunk
Active Member
it's annoying because
1) i'm an investor, not a day-trading speculator
2) fake news should not have equal weight as real news.
Runarbt
Active Member
I am picking up my Model 3 tomorrow. Yeah..:-D
I dropped by Tesla Drammen today to sort out the finalpayment, and the store was packed to the brim.. at 16:42 - long lines with people picking up their cars, must have been 25 waiting in line/on the couches/hanging around..at least. And the parking lot was packed to the brim with cars to be delivered.
Mine is still in-transit they said (?) so a new shipment arrive at Drammen harbor tonight? Cutting it a little close I would say. I demand to get my car tomorrow. :-D
Grendel posted on the TMC site back in 2015 that Maher said he drove a Tesla.
But, Maher is a comedian and he'll make jokes about almost anything if it gets a laugh, so I wouldn't be surprised if he made fun of Musk related stuff in the past as well.
Regardless, tomorrow's show may be interesting...
True. In terms of volatility, tsla bond is a stock, tsla stock is an option, tsla options are 2nd derivatives like vix.
I’ve learned from experience with TSLA that you need to have a long position and trade on swings to make money in this stock. Not a day trader myself, but I do take advantage of the opportunities presented by the market.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
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