On Thursday, the U.S. market rose slightly before the market trading, focusing on Tesla s latest delivery volume

Tesla's first-quarter delivery volume fell 13% year-on-year, and about 40,000 less than Wall Street analysts predicted. In the following months, its delivery volume began to drop sharply. Tesla originally expected that the delivery volume in the second quarter of this year would be around 500,000 vehicles, but unfortunately, things went against their expectations.

In fact, there is a reason for investors to make the worst. Tesla's delivery volume has been disappointing over the past few quarters. For example: Tesla's delivery volume in Europe in April and May fell by about 37% year-on-year; data collected by Citi analyst team also showed that Tesla's latest quarterly sales in China fell by more than 10% year-on-year.

US electric vehicle giant Tesla released its second quarter delivery figures overnight. In this quarter, it handed over a total of 384,122 electric vehicles, a full 13.5% less than the 444,000 in the same period last year.

Perhaps because investors have made the worst plans, the lukewarm delivery figures in the second quarter have instead caused Tesla's stock price to rise 5% at the close of overnight trading, closing at $315.65.

Major index futures in the U.S. Wall Street stock market rose slightly on Thursday. At the time of press time at 7:00, the Standard & Poor 500 futures rose slightly by 3.60 points or 0.06% to 6231.00 points; the Nasdaq 100 futures, dominated by technology stocks, started 16.50 points or 0.07%, to 22,658.40 points; the heavyweight Dow Jones Index futures rose 36.10 points, to 44,520.50 points. Amid a boost from rising technology stocks and a trade deal between the United States and Vietnam, concerns among market investors about long-term trade tensions have finally eased slightly, with the Standard & Poole 500 and Nasdaq also closed at record highs overnight (Wednesday). The Standard & Poor 500 index rose 29.41 points overnight to close at 6227.42 points. The Nasdaq 100 index also rose 0.73% or 163.75 points to close at 22,641.89 points. The Dow Jones Index fell 10.52 points and closed at 44,484.42 points. The U.S. stock market overnight trading is average, with the total trading volume of the exchange being 16.95 billion shares, which is less than the average trading volume of 17.82 billion shares in the past 20 days.

Tesla is expected to release its second quarter results report on July 23. According to the average forecasts collected by FactSet, they expect Tesla's earnings per share to be $0.44, less than $0.52 in the second quarter of last year. Earlier this year, Wall Street analysts had expected earnings per share to reach $0.85 in the second quarter.

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In addition to delivery volume, Tesla also announced overnight that it would produce 410,244 electric vehicles in the second quarter. This means that its inventory has increased. Whether this will affect cash flow and inventory, or even the pricing of its electric vehicles in a few months, is a concern for investors. Tesla investors are currently looking forward to its launch of an updated version of the next-generation model to revive sales. But there are few details about the new model released overnight.

Of course, Tesla CEO Musk's "standard" in the administration of US President Trump has discouraged some left-wing buyers who are inclined toward greenness, and the tension in Sino-US trade has caused some Chinese car buyers to avoid buying American-made products, and the increasingly fierce competition in the electric car market are all reasons for the decline in delivery volume.

Although this number is very close to the 386,000 commonly expected by Wall Street analysts, it is Tesla's worst quarter ever. The only comfort is that this delivery volume is better than the 337,000 units in the first quarter of this year.

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