Hey everybody Rob, now we're here and today we're of course gonna be talking about Wall Street's

reaction to Tesla's third quarter delivery and production report over the weekend.

We've got a whole host of analyst updates as well as other things going on in the market

to discuss.

We've also got an update from it, Nitsa, News in Tesla's lawsuit against Rivian and a couple

other items.

So we'll start off with the stock, probably not the start to the week that people had hoped

for from the stock after Tesla beat delivery expectations by about 9% with the report

this weekend.

Tesla stock finishing up just 8 tenths of a percent to $781.53.

After briefly passing $800 per share this morning, hitting a high of about $807 or so before

falling back for most of the rest of the day.

But what we have to consider here is obviously the performance of the NASDAQ.

The NASDAQ having its 11th worst day of the year today, finishing down 2.1% on the

day.

So that's actually a bottom 6th percentile day.

And the NASDAQ finished quite a bit below the S&P and the Dow.

So just a rough day in general for growth stocks, Tesla being dragged down by that macro

environment.

So the 8 tenths of a percent gain by itself, not all that exciting, but pretty strong,

relative performance.

It's clear that there was generally a positive reaction to the Q3 report.

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