This is far the BEST RSU explanation in the youtube world. At least 50 videos i watched, none of them were near to yours as great explanation. Good job!!
Thanks, your info is very helpful and well spoken. Question: if I get vested and the shares are $20 and I immediately sell the shares that day at $20, the consideration of long-term or short-term capital gain tax is irrelevant? That's because I made no extra money of the stock, correct?
there is no interest on RSUs. The value of RSUs is totally dependent on the price of the publicly traded stock. The portfolio price increases when the stock price increases and vice versa
How does this not dilute shareholder value if the company does this every year for thousands of employees with thousands of shares each?
This is far the BEST RSU explanation in the youtube world. At least 50 videos i watched, none of them were near to yours as great explanation. Good job!!
This is a fantastic overview and more helpful than documentation available at my company. Wish this existed when I started getting RSUs!
Thanks!
This was so useful, I had a package that offered me a choice between options, rsus or Sars or a mix and there was no guidance 😂
Thanks, that’s great to hear!
It does, like any other expense for payroll or business opex
just signed a job where i get rsu's as part of my comp, thanks man!
Thanks for watching!
Great explanation. Thanks!
Thanks!
Could u pls advise on if RSU to be sold or kept When vested employee leaves particular organisation,
Thanks, your info is very helpful and well spoken. Question: if I get vested and the shares are $20 and I immediately sell the shares that day at $20, the consideration of long-term or short-term capital gain tax is irrelevant? That's because I made no extra money of the stock, correct?
Short term but likely no tax impact because of the lack of gains/losses.
essentially yes
I work at Tesla. When my RSU's vest I am holding...lol
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Does compound interest apply to the value of a RSU portfolio or no?
there is no interest on RSUs. The value of RSUs is totally dependent on the price of the publicly traded stock. The portfolio price increases when the stock price increases and vice versa
Is it better to sell the oldest RSU's or the newest ?
Depends on the vesting price. If all are the same and you’ll incur capital gains regardless, likely the older.
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