does this have tax implications for companies listed here vs NY? what about investors? Do we know?

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does this have tax implications for companies listed here vs NY? what about investors? Do we know?

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I'm also curious about criminal jurisdiction along the same lines. A lot of financial crimes are filed in SDNY, would this be TX now?

Get it on the ballot formally. That's a compromise. Can always wait and see if we have a genuine ongoing revival, and this lasts past 2028.

Bad choice…Houston >>>>> Little D

Can't say who, but there is a large company here is Houston that is in the process of moving from Delaware to Texas. Can't say what industry because I just can't. It will take time however.

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Time to get while the getting is good.

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This is a new thread subject. Very good post ^

Texit post Jan 20.

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Bad choice…Houston >>>>> Little D

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Houston isn't the answer, but Dallas County does present a lot of problems. City and County governments are both cesspools. The court system is beyond a mess. Many of the judges are either incompetent or have a God-like complex. I don't even want to get into the problems with the DA -- he's certifiable. There must be meaningful change to the county administration as a whole for this to be effective. The Texas Republican Party needs to throw some serious resources into ousting people like Clay Jenkins and a whole lot of judges. I think that can be done, but it won't come cheap.

So what would this do for me as an investor? Will there be companies trading on NYSE Texas that are not traded on the NYSE itself? Would it provide lower trading fees?

So how profit?

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Can't say who, but there is a large company here is Houston that is in the process of moving from Delaware to Texas. Can't say what industry because I just can't. It will take time however.

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Way more company HQ (bricks and mortar plus incorporation) coming Texas' way.

Gonna, have to something about that official name though. Nothing in Texas should have 'New York' on it unless it's a pizza parlor.

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AgBQ-00 said:

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does this have tax implications for companies listed here vs NY? what about investors? Do we know?

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I'm also curious about criminal jurisdiction along the same lines. A lot of financial crimes are filed in SDNY, would this be TX now?

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East Tx is a huge hub for Patent Law cases, already. Companies target filing in like Tyler for IP cases.

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Sid Farkas said:

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Bad choice…Houston >>>>> Little D

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Houston isn't the answer, but Dallas County does present a lot of problems. City and County governments are both cesspools. The court system is beyond a mess. Many of the judges are either incompetent or have a God-like complex. I don't even want to get into the problems with the DA -- he's certifiable. There must be meaningful change to the county administration as a whole for this to be effective. The Texas Republican Party needs to throw some serious resources into ousting people like Clay Jenkins and a whole lot of judges. I think that can be done, but it won't come cheap.

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In that case, should be Fort Worth!!

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Gonna, have to something about that official name though. Nothing in Texas should have 'New York' on it unless it's a pizza parlor.

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Git a rope...

They're just trying to beat the Texas Stock Exchange.

https://texags.com/forums/16/topics/3525553

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TEXIT

Time to git while the gitting is good.

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FIFY

Sid Farkas said:

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Bad choice…Houston >>>>> Little D

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Nah fam

Some of us born and raised in Houston realized on our very own that DFW is superior in many, many ways.

I was always told Houston is where you go to start out making money in business, Dallas is where you go to make really big money and where to spend it.

Still love my Astros though.

For those in Houston who don't get out of Harris County...

Dallas has 1 of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks.
DFW is the 5th busiest airport in the world. And HQ to 2 major airlines.
Dallas is 3rd in terms of Data Centers in America
I35 N/S is the major commerce roadway from Mexico to the rest of America.

I20/30 E/W is the major transport from coast to coast.

Sid Farkas said:

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At humidity and fat people...

I think its more that Houston is the money press and Dallas is where its counted. Both cities kind of suck.

Oh good. Now we'll finally be able to trade stocks/equities.

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The ONLY people who think Houston > Dallas are people who are born and raised in Houston.

Once you get out of Houston a couple of times .. you realize how ****ty it is.

Is Dallas great? No... but let's not pretend people choose to move to Houston as if it is a destination place.

HTH.

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Dallass is terrible, Houston is much more international/business city there is literally nothing in the DFW area of significance and their sports teams blow

Houston first words on the moon, Dallass where presidents are killed

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91AggieLawyer said:

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Sid Farkas said:

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Bad choice…Houston >>>>> Little D

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Houston isn't the answer, but Dallas County does present a lot of problems. City and County governments are both cesspools. The court system is beyond a mess. Many of the judges are either incompetent or have a God-like complex. I don't even want to get into the problems with the DA -- he's certifiable. There must be meaningful change to the county administration as a whole for this to be effective. The Texas Republican Party needs to throw some serious resources into ousting people like Clay Jenkins and a whole lot of judges. I think that can be done, but it won't come cheap.

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In that case, should be Fort Worth!!

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Who?

So does this mean I can mail my broker a paper check that he can cash for paper money and take down to the floor of the stock exchange and negotiate a price for shares of an industrial conglomerate?

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For those in Houston who don't get out of Harris County...

Dallas has 1 of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks.
DFW is the 5th busiest airport in the world. And HQ to 2 major airlines.
Dallas is 3rd in terms of Data Centers in America
I35 N/S is the major commerce roadway from Mexico to the rest of America.

I20/30 E/W is the major transport from coast to coast.

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With all due respect, not one of those things would make me want to live there. Not that I would want to live in Houston either...

Gonna be a lot more dudes moving to Dallas who wear popped-collared vests over their popped-collared quarter zips over their popped-collared polos

The sad truth is when it comes to climate and topography, there are much, much nicer places to live than Texas.

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So does this mean I can mail my broker a paper check that he can cash for paper money and take down to the floor of the stock exchange and negotiate a price for shares of an industrial conglomerate?

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This is more like Blockchain / Tokenization of Assets / Digital Age Finance is the future......

Much cheaper to build data centers in North Texas than in NY and Chicago and have we abundant energy to power them. Much better infrastructure, cheaper housing, etc.

DFW is going to have a good amount of growth over the next 4 years.

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