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Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Understanding Massive EV & Energy Tax Credit Proposal (07.28.22)

Tesla Daily: Tesla News & Analysis

Rob Maurer

Tech News, Technology, News

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2022

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

➤ Newly proposed changes to electric vehicle, solar, and energy storage tax credits have massive industry-wide implications
➤ Link to marked-up proposal: https://bit.ly/3OMSWmK
➤ GDP estimated to decline in Q2
➤ Amazon, Apple rise after earnings reports

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hey everybody Rob Mauer here and today we are going to be going through the proposed

0:11.1

legislation that we had mentioned last night.

0:12.8

We now finally have the details on what this new bill is shaping up to look like.

0:17.2

Still can be changes but we'll go through how the current structure looks.

0:20.4

There are potentially huge EV tax credits in here and a lot of components to understand

0:24.4

and there are massive implications for Tesla energy both solar and energy storage as

0:28.5

well.

0:29.5

Before we get into that though the busy week in the market continues Tesla today up

0:32.6

2.2% closing at $842.70 outperforming the NASDAQ up 1.1%.

0:38.6

Both were trading red this morning at some points.

0:40.8

Of course after the first advanced estimate for Q2 GDP was published.

0:44.9

Now again this is not the final estimate that will come in a couple months but the first

0:48.0

estimate here from the US Bureau of Economic Analysis is that GDP declined at an annual

0:52.7

rate of 0.9% in the second quarter.

0:55.8

So possibly two consecutive quarters of declining GDP we have talked before about whether or

0:59.7

not that's a recession technically that gets defined by the National Bureau of Economic

1:03.0

Research.

1:04.0

It's been that way for a long time though it recently seems to become a political hot

1:06.9

button so whatever don't really care about that the political aspect that is but with

1:10.8

a recession I'm not sure exactly how important it is such a binary term.

1:14.2

I think obviously the underlying elements are much more important so GDP wasn't down

1:18.5

as far as it was in Q1 and a lot of people also noting that decreases in private inventory

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