That is what my guess was, but honestly don't have the confidence in my knowledge of the tax code as it isn't my sandbox.
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AMD up almost 11% today after they announce a deal to power Facebook/Meta's servers.
finance.yahoo.com
Chipmaker AMD just scored a big deal with Meta
AMD lands a high-profile deal with the company formerly known as Facebook.
I've never lied to you or anyone else on this board. And at one point in my career, I literal Lee had a role that let me say, "I'm from corporate and I'm here to help". I loved doing that FWIW just to see the looks on people's faces. And this thread is all about investing. We should be providing advice, insight and perspective on things that help each other reach higher financial goals. This isn't a zero-sum game - plenty of $$$ out there to be had for all of us, IMO.
I've got 500 shares. Hip, hip, hooray!AMD up almost 11% today after they announce a deal to power Facebook/Meta's servers.
Chipmaker AMD just scored a big deal with Meta
AMD lands a high-profile deal with the company formerly known as Facebook.
With options you have 2 options. If you don't make the election they are treated as compensation when you exercise them. You can make an 83(a) election (think that's the number). If you make this election they would be ordinary income when they are granted. That election is advantageous if the stock price is on the rise.
So if you don't make an election.... you pay ordinary income from the value they are the day you execute them and then they become a normal NQ stock.
If you 83(a) them you essentially realize them the day they are granted. I imagine the reason he didn't do this is he didn't have the capital to pay the taxes them.
Correct. Would guess not having the capital wasn't really the issue. He was just didn't want to take the tax hit sooner. Depends when he was granted the shares.
I mean I know Musk had some really tough times that is why I said that.
That's a swing and a miss.
I would put it at a 0% chance that Musk filed 83(b) elections. You see that with founder or more early stage companies. With pubcos, it's always going to be sale to cover.
I know this is a bit boring talking about bonds, but figured I would bring this up....
Anybody ever read about series I bonds from the US treasury?
treasurydirect.gov
Paying about 7.12% right now
Anybody ever read about series I bonds from the US treasury?
I bonds — TreasuryDirect
treasurydirect.gov
Paying about 7.12% right now
That's actually pretty incredible. Backed by the full faith of the US Government's Federal Reserve Banks (Rothchilds ... Rockerfellers ... Payseurs), so we're good to go, amIright?I know this is a bit boring talking about bonds, but figured I would bring this up....
Anybody ever read about series I bonds from the US treasury?
I bonds — TreasuryDirect
Paying about 7.12% right now
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This falls into the "too good to be true" bucket for me. What is the catch here?
Fuck for a fixed instrument that is incredible.
You might be able to pace inflation with that bad boyI know this is a bit boring talking about bonds, but figured I would bring this up....
Anybody ever read about series I bonds from the US treasury?
I bonds — TreasuryDirect
Paying about 7.12% right now
View attachment 5564
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