After the start to the year Tesla shares have had, first quarter deliveries better beat Wall Street expectations.
If historical patterns hold, $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ is due to report first quarter deliveries on Sunday. Wall Street projects about 420,000 units, which would be a quarterly record.
That is an average of dozens of analysts, and there isn't much rhyme or reason to which analyst projects more or less than the average. A Tesla bear, GLJ research analyst Gordon Johnson, expects a beat. He is modeling about 425,000 deliveries. Johnson rates shares Sell and has a $24.33 price target for the stock.
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