Tesla deliveries beat expectations for Q2

As we head towards Q2 earnings season:
- Tesla delivered a record-breaking 466,140 cars worldwide, surpassing Wall Street estimates.
- The results indicate that Elon Musk's strategy of reducing prices to increase volume has been successful.
- Analysts had predicted that Tesla would ship 448,350 cars in the quarter.
- These deliveries mark the highest ever achieved in a quarter for Tesla.
- Compared to the previous year, Tesla's deliveries have seen an impressive 83% increase.
Tesla is trading above its black 30-week EMA, with the EMA bullishly turned up:
Source: www.tradingview.com
Reference:
www.bloomberg.com
Russell Shor
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