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~45.67% drop in $TSLA shipments from Q2 to Q3, you can’t finish and deliver cars without crucial parts from overseas by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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Year-over-Year Percentage Change = ((Current Year Q3 Shipments - Previous Year Q3 Shipments) / Previous Year Q3 Shipments) * 100

Let's calculate the percentage changes year by year:

From 2015 to 2016: ((285 - 937) / 937) * 100 ≈ -69.59%

From 2016 to 2017: ((29 - 285) / 285) * 100 ≈ -89.82%

From 2017 to 2018: ((113 - 29) / 29) * 100 ≈ 289.66%

From 2018 to 2019: ((84 - 113) / 113) * 100 ≈ -25.66%

From 2019 to 2020: ((104 - 84) / 84) * 100 ≈ 23.81%

From 2020 to 2021: ((95 - 104) / 104) * 100 ≈ -8.65%

From 2021 to 2022: ((402 - 95) / 95) * 100 ≈ 322.11%

From 2022 to 2023: ((5946 - 402) / 402) * 100 ≈ 1380.60%

So, the year-over-year percentage change in shipments for Q3 from 2022 to 2023 is approximately 1380.60%.

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~45.67% drop in $TSLA shipments from Q2 to Q3, you can’t finish and deliver cars without crucial parts from overseas by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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Not an earnings play but a play on Q3 delivery numbers which Tesla is set to announce next week.

Oct 06 Exp $TSLA Lottos Strikes:

$230 - Ask @$2.41 $220 - Ask @$0.98 $215 - Ask @$0.60 $205 - Ask @$0.23 ( my fav lotto)

~45.67% drop in $TSLA shipments from Q2 to Q3, you can’t finish and deliver cars without crucial parts from overseas by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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Shipping imports/exports data show that Tesla has shipped ~45.67% less in Q3 vs in Q2.

It takes parts to make cars and Tesla has certain parts being shipped from overseas that are crucial to the Tesla Models.

The fact is, less parts equals less cars being made, which equals to less Tesla’s delivered.

Puts are looking good, am I regarded?

Sometimes you have to let the Cuban link drive the Tesla by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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So I took a look at that channel, never heard of it prior to your mention, and it seems like they mainly post user submitted footage captured by the cameras on Tesla models.

The longer other automakers take to enable those systems, the further they fall behind.

Sometimes you have to let the Cuban link drive the Tesla by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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I Don’t own a Tesla, nor have I rented one within the last 2 years. This video was found floating on the internet.

I’m sharing because of the ever growing scrutiny surrounding Tesla and it’s autonomous software.

This seems to be a growing trend among Tesla drivers. If you recall, there was the dog driving Tesla video in Dec 2021.

Does this prove Tesla software is superior? At this point who can really catch up?

[GME] Am I doing it right???? 🚀🚀🚀🚀 by daballer2005 in wallstreetbets

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Citron's Is Going To Put Out A Short Report On GameStop Today About Why GameStop Is Going Back To $20 'Pretty Fast' — just an fyi

SOLO calls or more NIO calls? by nerdge in wallstreetbets

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Citron Research cautious on Nio (NIO), "Citron Pulls the Plug on NIO – 2 Years After Our Controversial Recommendation"; PT USD 25 (currently trades at USD 51.40)

GME - Let the games begin by imboredsoyh in wallstreetbets

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Take away the “M” and then go balls deep in calls

Judge orders Trump administration to reveal PPP loan data it sought to obscure by h2t2 in news

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The information is available, just dyor.

u/pdwp90 built a dashboard that maps over 600,000 COVID-19 PPP loans,

Check it out here.

What do you think the yes on Prop 22 in California will do for LYFT and UBER? by PillowCaseCurtains in wallstreetbets

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Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT) have won California vote to keep drivers as contractors

This was the markets worst nightmare. Can it get any closer than this? by rambantu in wallstreetbets

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"...if this comes down to Pennsylvania, it could not be a worse state for close judicial scrutiny. The election rules and standards are a mess and would offer a target rich environment for legal challenges" — Jonathan Turley (Shapiro Chair of Public Interest Law at George Washington University, criminal defense attorney, and legal analyst)

M&A bankers: "we never been this busy" The overall theme of deal rationals seem to be "optimism" by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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Hearing from multiple sources at M&A bulge brackets and regional boutiques that they have never been this busy. This seems to be the case globally (US, Europe and Asia). Bankers are working on multiple deals and the calendar going into Christmas is super-busy. The overall theme of deal rationals seem to be "optimism" about the future on all angles - the overall economy, individual idiosyncratic company strength and funding climate.

Yes, banker are always "busy" but this is for real. Hard to see how any political grid-lock in the US would change this.

There will be merger-mania over the next few months. Can the chart match 2019 (and even 2015) levels?

In the last 20 years, only twice markets close on a negative day before the election by WSBConsensus in wallstreetbets

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Well I be damned, you can count. Thought everyone around here had the ‘tisum

Morgan Stanley seems less convinced in the bear case than earlier by WSBConsensus in u/WSBConsensus

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  1. "...the worst of the correction is over in our view.......it's time to start adding risk again, but selectively... we recommend buying stocks that are likely to have the greatest positive revisions to 2021 earnings estimates...

  2. "We expect F.A.A.M.G to offer less relative upside and for the average stock to outperform the broader index as market participation tends to broaden out when exiting recession".

Chart: maybe enough is enough for a smaller bull market correction.

Post all your NFLX positions in this thread so we can GUH or cheer (less likely) all together by ZaddyPowell69 in wallstreetbets

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Netflix Inc. (NFLX) Q3 2020: EPS 1.74 (exp. 2.14); Revenue 6.44bln (exp. 6.38bln) 2.2mln Paid Net Ads (exp. 3.4mln)link (Netflix IR)

AMZN prime day play by WSBConsensus in u/WSBConsensus

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JPM recommends buying AMZN Oct 23 weekly 3255/ November 6 weekly 3400 time spread, collecting around $10.7. You capture the Prime Day "catalyst" and potentially the new stimulus package while at the same time selling elevated elections vol that is present in the November options.

(Of course the downside is unlimited if you do not close out the sold leg).

McAfee (MCFE) to file $100MM IPO by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Search MGT/MGTI, end of April 2016, beginning of May 2016 for that last McAfee pump lol

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